GoodRx Pro 12+

I love good RX and the usage of it has saved my family a significant amount of money.

However, The usage of it also prompted me to ask the question, “why can I download a free app and suddenly get 60% off of a prescription?” So naturally I dug a little deeper only to find just how rigged greedy and downright broken the current pharmaceutical system is.

Good RX has done so many an incredible service by creating the business model they have. I certainly hope it can continue.

Both versions of the tool (patients and doctor) are really good but should share some of the same function. A full description of the pill and all its side affects is a good. example. Overall good but is lacking in some of the same are. It’s clear the main purpose is price scouting, this a positive function. Adding the pill description and other attributes is also positive. I use this tool when checking off my meds I currently take, paperwork received, and this tool again so that there is no errors. The picture of the pill is a major plus. Thanks for that. Additional functions would be a custom profile record that would track meds being taken, dose, time, when (once or twice a day, once a week, ext). Perhaps a pill count and estimated time of renewal. Basically anything req by the person taking the meds. Also, this is a biggie, simply functions for copy or duplicate existing records and a way to track current meds taken and a record for when dose changed. Last month it was 15mg now it’s 20mg only to see it Chang again to 15 mg.

I’ve found that information that physicians need to know is not getting to them for some reason, and some continue to write prescriptions for medications that are no longer available. Pharmacies are able to know this when some physicians are unaware. In the field of psychology, I think this can be dangerous to patients/clients, but of course, it can be to many people! As a patient, not being able to get one of two meds for migraines and finding out that it is no longer available was confusing, especially because I had been using the GoodRx coupon for the other medication, and had the coupon for the one I was trying to get. Nothing has really stopped them, but I have some relief for a brief time. I can enter the information and it will give me the same pharmacies! I think it’s great for patients and I wish more physicians would use it. But staying up to date with the medications (which I thought was happening as I read different articles or information from this developer) is extremely important. Please make sure that you do this! Thanks!