GoodRx is one of the biggest scams in health care and it's so crazy to see people use it. There's no such thing as "free" in health care. When you use GoodRx you are charged a fee ranging from $5 to $25 that I collect on your behalf and send to them. Because it's transmitted like insurance, I give them your name, date of birth, gender, address, telephone number, and of course the names and strength of meds you fill. What you don't see on the pharmacy end is that this usually results in a negative reimbursement so I'm paying this company to fill your prescription. A company that I don't have a contract with yet wants to the public that these are negotiated rates. Total bullshit. They're also obligated to inform you on those cards that they're not insurance because everything I transmit is not allowed reimbursement under your insurance plan. If you ever get into a situation where you need to meet your deductible or max out of pocket spending, you will spend more due to using GoodRx.