Edward
GBScriptSave is great! ScriptSave is great!! Saving a substantial amount of money. Cheaper than getting through insurance company. The only downside is that the RX cost doesn't go towards medical insurance.
Joe
GBThere are many of these free cards from… There are many of these free cards from which to choose. This one, like some others, also has a smartphone app which I use exclusively. Using the app allows shopping around, and you'll notice that prices vary by month, by medication, by location and by quantity. This one is pretty consistent and should be part of EVERYONEs arsenal at keeping drug expenses lower. I’ve dropped my insurance drug option, as prices through these cards have always beat my “drug benefit” copays. AND THE CARD IS FREE!!!
Jared
GBAbsolutely fantastic- forget your insurance!! Absolutely fantastic! Supposedly, I have outstanding insurance. However, when my Dr presented me with medication options, it took a little time but we found what works best. My insurance, however, decided they wanted me to “lab rat” through at least 3 more medication trials before they would cover my meds. That’s where WellRX came into help. I thought it was both irresponsible an brash that my insurance would make me do something like that when a proven medication was obviously working. WellRX made it so my medication was affordable while also being easy to utilize the program. True life saver an I’ve been an advocate ever since.
Louise
GBI was getting my scripts at CVS with… I was getting my scripts at CVS with insurance and it was more than using my WellRx , mind you they don’t have all my scripts on their list yet, but maybe someday they will. I highly recommend using WellRx .
Mike
GBDoesn't appear to make a difference with Medicare Advantage Doesn't appear to make a difference with my Medicare Advantage plan. Does not count toward Medicare doughnut hole expenses. It double great if it lowered the price used in Medicare. WellRx is good to see prices for meds not covered by insurance or to see if cost can be lower than co-pay. There are differences between WellRx and GoodRx. Some drugs cannot be found on one but are listed on the other. Sometimes there are differences in the price between the two. Use both, but WellRx is typically better.