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GoodRx is NOT insurance.
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Discover how real people manage real conditions with GoodRx
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Search and show coupons right on your phone.
Get the free GoodRx app
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Search and show coupons right on your phone.
Get the free GoodRx app
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Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
GoodRx is a price comparison platform that allows you to find the lowest prices for your medications at various pharmacies in your area. Whether you have private insurance, state-funded coverage, or are not insured, GoodRx can help you save up to 80% on the medications you need.
Think of us as a marketplace for prices. We’re similar to travel websites like Expedia and Travelocity, except we help you find affordable prices on prescription drugs instead of hotel rooms or rental cars.
Yes. Access the best coupons for free by downloading the GoodRx app or visiting goodrx.com.
A GoodRx coupon works just like a coupon anywhere else. When you go to the pharmacy, let them know you’ll be using a coupon before they scan your meds. Then show it to them and save.
You can always call the pharmacy ahead of time and let them know your coupon information.
You can use the same coupon you first showed to your pharmacist as many times as you want. But we recommend checking GoodRx before you go to the pharmacy and using the most up-to-date coupon to ensure you’re getting the lowest price.
Yes, you can use GoodRx regardless of your insurance status. Anyone can use GoodRx to make sure they’re receiving the lowest price available on a medication.
Plus, with GoodRx, there are no confusing forms or limits on refills, and you never have to worry about whether or not a medication is covered under a formulary.
You can’t combine GoodRx with insurance to lower your prescription copays. But you can choose to have the pharmacy process a prescription under your insurance or a GoodRx coupon, depending on which one offers the lowest price. The price with a GoodRx coupon is often lower than the insurance copay.
There are some common reasons price discrepancies occur:
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The coupon you viewed isn’t for the prescription you’re picking up: GoodRx coupons are specific to the exact dosage, form, and quantity of any given drug. The app, or website, will prompt you to answer a few questions about your prescription to ensure your information is correct before generating a coupon.
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The codes your pharmacy is applying are from an older coupon: Pharmacy systems sometimes save insurance/coupon data to a profile, meaning your pharmacy may accidentally use an older set of codes that no longer generates the most current GoodRx coupon price. You can ask your pharmacist to confirm they have your most recent coupon code. Those numbers should match the BIN, PCN, and Member ID numbers on your coupon.
For any issues with a coupon, we’re always happy to help. You can speak to a GoodRx Patient Advocate by calling 1-855-268-2822 from 8AM to 7PM (CT), seven days a week. We usually resolve most issues while our customers are still at the pharmacy.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
GoodRx is a price comparison platform that allows you to find the lowest prices for your medications at various pharmacies in your area. Whether you have private insurance, state-funded coverage, or are not insured, GoodRx can help you save up to 80% on the medications you need.
Think of us as a marketplace for prices. We’re similar to travel websites like Expedia and Travelocity, except we help you find affordable prices on prescription drugs instead of hotel rooms or rental cars.
Yes. Access the best coupons for free by downloading the GoodRx app or visiting goodrx.com.
A GoodRx coupon works just like a coupon anywhere else. When you go to the pharmacy, let them know you’ll be using a coupon before they scan your meds. Then show it to them and save.
You can always call the pharmacy ahead of time and let them know your coupon information.
You can use the same coupon you first showed to your pharmacist as many times as you want. But we recommend checking GoodRx before you go to the pharmacy and using the most up-to-date coupon to ensure you’re getting the lowest price.
Yes, you can use GoodRx regardless of your insurance status. Anyone can use GoodRx to make sure they’re receiving the lowest price available on a medication.
Plus, with GoodRx, there are no confusing forms or limits on refills, and you never have to worry about whether or not a medication is covered under a formulary.
You can’t combine GoodRx with insurance to lower your prescription copays. But you can choose to have the pharmacy process a prescription under your insurance or a GoodRx coupon, depending on which one offers the lowest price. The price with a GoodRx coupon is often lower than the insurance copay.
There are some common reasons price discrepancies occur:
-
The coupon you viewed isn’t for the prescription you’re picking up: GoodRx coupons are specific to the exact dosage, form, and quantity of any given drug. The app, or website, will prompt you to answer a few questions about your prescription to ensure your information is correct before generating a coupon.
-
The codes your pharmacy is applying are from an older coupon: Pharmacy systems sometimes save insurance/coupon data to a profile, meaning your pharmacy may accidentally use an older set of codes that no longer generates the most current GoodRx coupon price. You can ask your pharmacist to confirm they have your most recent coupon code. Those numbers should match the BIN, PCN, and Member ID numbers on your coupon.
For any issues with a coupon, we’re always happy to help. You can speak to a GoodRx Patient Advocate by calling 1-855-268-2822 from 8AM to 7PM (CT), seven days a week. We usually resolve most issues while our customers are still at the pharmacy.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
GoodRx is a price comparison platform that allows you to find the lowest prices for your medications at various pharmacies in your area. Whether you have private insurance, state-funded coverage, or are not insured, GoodRx can help you save up to 80% on the medications you need.
Think of us as a marketplace for prices. We’re similar to travel websites like Expedia and Travelocity, except we help you find affordable prices on prescription drugs instead of hotel rooms or rental cars.
Yes. Access the best coupons for free by downloading the GoodRx app or visiting goodrx.com.
A GoodRx coupon works just like a coupon anywhere else. When you go to the pharmacy, let them know you’ll be using a coupon before they scan your meds. Then show it to them and save.
You can always call the pharmacy ahead of time and let them know your coupon information.
You can use the same coupon you first showed to your pharmacist as many times as you want. But we recommend checking GoodRx before you go to the pharmacy and using the most up-to-date coupon to ensure you’re getting the lowest price.
Yes, you can use GoodRx regardless of your insurance status. Anyone can use GoodRx to make sure they’re receiving the lowest price available on a medication.
Plus, with GoodRx, there are no confusing forms or limits on refills, and you never have to worry about whether or not a medication is covered under a formulary.
You can’t combine GoodRx with insurance to lower your prescription copays. But you can choose to have the pharmacy process a prescription under your insurance or a GoodRx coupon, depending on which one offers the lowest price. The price with a GoodRx coupon is often lower than the insurance copay.
There are some common reasons price discrepancies occur:
-
The coupon you viewed isn’t for the prescription you’re picking up: GoodRx coupons are specific to the exact dosage, form, and quantity of any given drug. The app, or website, will prompt you to answer a few questions about your prescription to ensure your information is correct before generating a coupon.
-
The codes your pharmacy is applying are from an older coupon: Pharmacy systems sometimes save insurance/coupon data to a profile, meaning your pharmacy may accidentally use an older set of codes that no longer generates the most current GoodRx coupon price. You can ask your pharmacist to confirm they have your most recent coupon code. Those numbers should match the BIN, PCN, and Member ID numbers on your coupon.
For any issues with a coupon, we’re always happy to help. You can speak to a GoodRx Patient Advocate by calling 1-855-268-2822 from 8AM to 7PM (CT), seven days a week. We usually resolve most issues while our customers are still at the pharmacy.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
GoodRx is a price comparison platform that allows you to find the lowest prices for your medications at various pharmacies in your area. Whether you have private insurance, state-funded coverage, or are not insured, GoodRx can help you save up to 80% on the medications you need.
Think of us as a marketplace for prices. We’re similar to travel websites like Expedia and Travelocity, except we help you find affordable prices on prescription drugs instead of hotel rooms or rental cars.
Yes. Access the best coupons for free by downloading the GoodRx app or visiting goodrx.com.
A GoodRx coupon works just like a coupon anywhere else. When you go to the pharmacy, let them know you’ll be using a coupon before they scan your meds. Then show it to them and save.
You can always call the pharmacy ahead of time and let them know your coupon information.
You can use the same coupon you first showed to your pharmacist as many times as you want. But we recommend checking GoodRx before you go to the pharmacy and using the most up-to-date coupon to ensure you’re getting the lowest price.
Yes, you can use GoodRx regardless of your insurance status. Anyone can use GoodRx to make sure they’re receiving the lowest price available on a medication.
Plus, with GoodRx, there are no confusing forms or limits on refills, and you never have to worry about whether or not a medication is covered under a formulary.
You can’t combine GoodRx with insurance to lower your prescription copays. But you can choose to have the pharmacy process a prescription under your insurance or a GoodRx coupon, depending on which one offers the lowest price. The price with a GoodRx coupon is often lower than the insurance copay.
There are some common reasons price discrepancies occur:
-
The coupon you viewed isn’t for the prescription you’re picking up: GoodRx coupons are specific to the exact dosage, form, and quantity of any given drug. The app, or website, will prompt you to answer a few questions about your prescription to ensure your information is correct before generating a coupon.
-
The codes your pharmacy is applying are from an older coupon: Pharmacy systems sometimes save insurance/coupon data to a profile, meaning your pharmacy may accidentally use an older set of codes that no longer generates the most current GoodRx coupon price. You can ask your pharmacist to confirm they have your most recent coupon code. Those numbers should match the BIN, PCN, and Member ID numbers on your coupon.
For any issues with a coupon, we’re always happy to help. You can speak to a GoodRx Patient Advocate by calling 1-855-268-2822 from 8AM to 7PM (CT), seven days a week. We usually resolve most issues while our customers are still at the pharmacy.