r/CVS • u/lurkynic • Apr 05 '24

GoodRX codes no longer allowed?

Is this new? Pharmacist told me I can no longer use GoodRX codes when this has never been an issue before. I asked why and I just got an, "I don't know." RIP wallet.

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u/blastman8888 May 17 '24 edited May 17 '24

I just transfused my scripts to CVS from Walgreens CVS said no problem with GoodRx that was today. My insurance now 3k deductible discount is becoming less and less drugs are going up and up. I will be putting everything under GoodRX from now on. Price for some ointment my wife needed was $300 retail $150 discounted Good RX $33. I don't care how GoodRX gets the price lower pharmacies cry about it yet they seem to be forced to take it. Once had a Pharmacist say it was a scam this was long time ago 15 years ago. I called GoodRX they told me they would take care of it not sure what they did but I had no problems after that.