SingleCareReviews of singlecare.com

Your online information about bupropion is incorrect. If you have insomnia, you should ask to be switched to immediate release formulation, NOT extended release. The XL formulation will WORSEN insomnia because its effects are EXTENDED and will affect sleep even hours later. Whereas the IR formulation spikes when taken, then at bedtime there is no longer enough present to disturb sleep. Look it up.

Transferred my prescription to Smith's Food and Drug to use the Singlecare coupon. I presented the coupon when I picked it up and they charged me $70 more than the coupon price. I questioned the price but the technician just said that's the price; take it or leave it. Basically, the coupon was useless.

I printed savings coupon for Zepbound vials special pricing at CVS. I went to CVS with my RX and was told by the pharmacist that it "must be too good to be true" because we NEVER carry Zepbound vials and the injections start at over $1000 so forget the $699 coupon from SingleCare. I called SingleCare and they said they can write all the savings coupons they want but they don't care if the vendor (CVS) has it or honors it or NOT.???????

You continued to transfer me back and forth to the same support department with no support . I finally gave up and told both Nick and Christine who were on the line I was done and hung up .

I asked my pharmacy to ad my single care to my order and they told me they had their own discount program and used it. It was at or a tiny bit below my single care price but now some of my prescriptions are going up in price. Im planing to switch to Amazon Pharmacy but I dont know if I can use my single care?

Walmart does not except...... on Dexcon product maybe my pay was 1103 and this price 357 but left with nothing much needed. Stop falsely displaying this........

"ON 5/12/2025, Singlecare, on its App, presented very curiously a 0.3 bottle coupon for a prescription of 10 MG, Cetirizine HCL, 100 tablets at Walgreens. However, the Walgreens pharmacist staff indicated that the price, after I gave him the information from Singlecare "coupon", indicated that the cost was approximately 5 times that of the quoted cost in the Singlecare "coupon". I called Singlecare and learned that THE SINGLECARE COUPON (cost - $2.89) ONLY APPLIED TO A BOTTLE SIZE WHICH DOES NOT EXIST. There is no 0.3 bottle size and that is the size that Singlecare requires for its coupon to be valid. Instead, SINGLECARE over the telephone offered a coupon for the prescription, 100 tablets of 10 mg Cetirizine, for over $28, or about 10 times that quoted in their APP's "coupon". I looked up the same prescription on the GoodRX APP and found their Walgreens coupon for the same prescription for $4.69, Cetirizine HCL, 10 mg and100 tablets. GOODRX OFFERED A REAL COUPON. Singlecare app failed to present a useable coupon with its APP; about 10 times what it published was offered. AVOID SINGLECARE!

The price on the card was not honored at the store, even though I created it just the day before I went to pickup the prescription. When the cashier entered the number, it came up even higher than the price they were going to charge me without the card.