NiceRxReviews of nicerx.com

The first shipment went smoothly. The commitment to ensuring that patients receive the prescription before the current supply runs out is inaccurate. Although my credit card has been charged, I am still waiting for the second shipment. I have already missed one dose, and it looks like I may go at least two weeks without a dose.

Nicerx took $300 out of my account on the 23rd and it's the 30th of July and i haven't received any medication in the mail yet. Also I scheduled an appt with a physician and when the correct day and time came I checked in and sat by my phone for 1/2hr and no physician. So 60 days in and I still have the wrong nausea medication.

Every time I order from here I end up regretting it. It’s the only place I’ve gotten glp-1 from and it not work at all. On top of that this time they charged my card and never sent it.

Nicerx is a scam. Let me explain why. Note that I have a Ph.D. in the social sciences and studied to be a psychological counselor. First, NiceRX does not help underwrite, pay for, subsidize or provide funds for prescription medication. What it does is match you up with current prescription patient asistance plans, which you can do by yourself. For example, NiceRX offers you a card so that you can get VANQIT (a brand name medication I made up) for $49.00 per month plus a $49.00 initial sign-up fee. You provide the company with your necessary documentation, i.e., yearly family income, proof of identity, etc. Then NiceRX submits your information to a patient assistance program OPERATED by the drug manufacturer or its representative. But you can apply to the SAME drug program by yourself by going straight to the manufacturer's website, download a form, fill it out, and provide the required documentation. It is the SAME information that NiceRx provides to the manufacturer. If accepted to the patient assistance program by applying directly, and get accepted you pay NOTHING for the medication, that is zero for one year. If the documentation you sent to NiceRx is accepted by the manufacturer you pay $49.00 x 13 (one month sign-up and 12 months of the medication) so the total you'd pay is $637.00 for the year. That still is much less than a medication that costs, lets say $400 per month and is not covered by your insurance plan. The application process shouldn't take more than one hour. So are you willing to spend $637 in order to save an hour of your time? I know what I would do.

I am very disappointed with the service. For over two weeks waiting since application was sent to pharmacy only to find out that the pharmacy never received my application. Nicerx had a confirmed fax but never bothered to call after waiting for two weeks. Then I email and call for another update after they stated would refax. The calls are over 30-50 minute wait EACH time and the emails are never responded. It is constant calling because they don't respond to your emails. I have to go the trouble of waiting on hold so long just to get them to call the pharmacy and confirm. Why do I have to ask them to do their job? Why am I having to monitor the progress of my application and unnecessary calls and waiting? I still don't even know if the pharmacy received my application and I'm going into THREE weeks without the pharmacy even looking at it. It's a lie that it takes 3-4 week process. This is extremely overwhelming and time consuming. Beginning to think they are a scam. Hopefully they will read this review and take action.

It's great to have the opportunity to get expensive meds at this price. But to cancel your subscription, even less than 24 hrs after signing up, you have to print a form. They give you weird reasons but honestly I think it's just bc they know it's harder for people to do and they want money. You can cancel everything over the phone, even insurance. Also, they won't transfer you to a manger because they are "unavailable".

So far, it's not great. I got all of the paperwork to them and was told they sent more paperwork to my doctor's office, and as soon as my doctor sent that back to them, that I could pick up my meds from my doctor in 4-6 weeks. BUT then, they tried to charge my debit card. My bank flagged it and called me. Nicerx sent me an email , telling me my payment was declined and asked if I needed to update any information. Nice rx also said that after this $49 charge, they wouldn't charge me again until I actually received the medication. So, I guess it's not really $49 per medication? I sent them an email but have not heard back. They were pretty responsive until this happened. It sucks, cuz I'd like to have my medicine.

This company needs more transparency regarding the out of pocket expenses prior to applying with them. I just found that I must spend 3% of my annual income on prescription medication after the notification that I was approved. If I understood the gentleman I spoke with correctly one must reapply on an annual basis beginning each January, spend 3% of your annual income and re qualify. So $49 per month per prescription is not actually truthful. UPDATE: I was contacted by NiceRX and they were able to help me with Eliquis. There were several verbal requests from the representative asking me to update or edit this review. At the close of the conversation I asked for confirmation that I would receive Entresto for $49 per month as well. I was told that I did not qualify for assistance because the out of pocket charges were not 10% of my annual income. I felt this information should have been disclosed to me.