SingleCareReviews of singlecare.com

The amount charged went up 200% from one month to another. This is not helpful at all. The first month my prescription was available at 300 for 90 days and since the pharmacist advised me to take it for one month initially I did at a cost of 112.00. Last month it had jumped to 125.00 and now you expect me to pay 380.00 for 30 tablets. Unbelievable

CVS keeps telling me they do not honor the price I printed on the coupon. They say they see this a lot. Singlecare is a scam. It's always higher than insurance and higher than what SC quoted- much higher. They lie. I posted this before but Trustpilot removed it because I did not see an email from them. Singlecare replied and said they did honor it. I'm telling you my experience at CVS is - they did not- on more than one occasion!

Cost was not lower than the prescription price..by several dollars.

I went to walgreens to have my script filled for armour thyroid. Had a coupon from singlecare since my insurance does not cover the thyroid medication. Walgreens refused the coupon and said they do not take them printed out from internet or singlecare coupons. You advetise that you can use singlecare just about everywhere even if you are on medicare. I had to pay full price!!!!!

The price of Metformin 850 mg x 180 shown for Walmart pharmacy $10.00 is not correct. The charged me $24.00. They don't accept saving card.

went with coupon to get anoro ellipta had to pay $474 where coupon quoted $300 less but walgreen pharmacy would not accept it

I tried again to use another SingleCare prescription coupon for the 3rd time on 2-25-25. The SingleCare member price on my coupon was listed as $16.91, but I was charged $28.54. The pharmacy again verified the prescription quantity, prescription strength, the SingleCare Authorization number, the SingleCare BIN number, the SingleCare GRP number, and the SingleCare PCN number. These SingleCare prescription savings have no value. SingleCare discount coupons Don’t Work!

I printed out the coupon 30 minutes prior to going after my wife’s medication, it shows that without the signup, the cost should’ve been $11.73. When I went to pickup the medicine, we were charged $21.32. The pharmacist gave me some BS story that the price fluctuated and that this was the cost at the time. So immediately after I got back home, I pulled up the cost of the medicine again, and the cost was the very same, $11.73! BTW, this was a Kroger pharmacy.