GoodRX - Beware!!!!

[HeiressofBickworth]

I was given a Good RX card at my doctor's office. Looking forward to using it, I researched the website for the prescriptions I needed to fill and the closest pharmacy. According to the Good RX website, the drugs in question were priced as follows: Rosvustatin $13.92; Calcitrol $28.36 and Irbesartan $35.69. Imagine my shock and horror at finding, when I picked up the prescriptions, that the cost (WITH GoodRX) was Rosvustatin $239.13; Calcitrol $98.79; and Irbesartan $156.54. [e-mail] has repeated said on this site that "our prices are accurate and are updated daily." I'm left with no other conclusion than this is an outright fraud. BEWARE!!!!

[BigmanPigman]

1. I checked them out and their prices were even more than

what I was charged with my health insur through the ACA.

[Doodley]

2. It is very good for those without insurance. Saves my wife and me thousands of dollars.

[BigmanPigman]

3. I have very expensive illnesses but the most expensive has a pill that costs $700 a month

and that is with insur. That is 1/3 of my income! I cried and told my doctor that I can't afford it and he had his nurse hook me up with a special pharmacy that gives it to me for free somehow. I don't ask them how they do it and am just happy that they somehow arranged it. That shows you how overpriced meds are. Now I can afford my other meds and health insur (50% of my income). It IS definitely cheaper to just die in the US. I think that is the GOP plan...kill and bankrupt the sick and the rich get richer.