GoodRx vs manufacturer coupon - real numbers

Comparing GoodRx against the manufacturer coupon and the numbers surprised me. What's your cheapest legit route right now?

For me the manufacturer coupon beat GoodRx by a wide margin at the pharmacy counter in Vegas, like cash price was nowhere close even with the GoodRx discount. Worth calling your pharmacy and asking them to run both numbers before you commit.

For me the manufacturer card beat GoodRx by a wide margin at the pharmacy counter, though it flipped depending on which chain I used. Worth calling two or three pharmacies and pricing both before you commit. Down 12 lbs since starting, so whatever route I picked at least didn't break the bank.

My situation is different since I'm on a research peptide with no coupon route at all, so cash is just cash. Down 13 lbs on it though. For my spouse's script the manufacturer card won every time we priced it, and the variation between pharmacies two blocks apart was wild.

The manufacturer coupon beat GoodRx for me last month, something like $150 less per fill at my pharmacy. Worth pricing both every time since it seems to flip depending on the pharmacy.

Same experience here, the manufacturer coupon has won every comparison I've run, usually by a wide margin. I recheck both each refill since pricing seems to move around. Down about 14 lbs since starting, so I'll take the small pharmacy hassle.

The manufacturer coupon beat GoodRx for me by a good margin, especially now that my pharmacy finally has stock again. Worth checking the cash price at a few chains too since the spread near me was like $80 between two stores a mile apart. Down 15 lbs since I started, so whatever route you pick, it's worth the hassle of hunting the price down.

Manufacturer coupon beat GoodRx for me by a wide margin, like $550 vs $650 a month at my pharmacy. Worth calling a couple pharmacies too since cash pricing varied by like $80 between the two near me.

The manufacturer coupon beat GoodRx for me too when I checked last month, saved a good chunk per fill. Worth asking your pharmacy to run both at pickup so you can see the real difference on the receipt.

For me the manufacturer coupon won by a wide margin last I checked, GoodRx was quoting nearly double even with the discount card stacked. Worth pricing both at the actual pharmacy counter though, since the online estimates didn't always match what they charged me.

I'm on the pill version so the coupons work differently, but calling around made a huge difference for me here in Cleveland. One chain quoted me way more than the one a mile away for the exact same refill. Worth a few phone calls before you settle.

The manufacturer coupon beat GoodRx for my Zepbound by a wide margin last refill, something like half the price at the pharmacy counter here in Seattle. Worth calling a couple pharmacies too since cash prices varied a lot even within the same chain.

Manufacturer coupon has beaten GoodRx every time I've checked, sometimes by a couple hundred a month. I'm down 24 lbs so the pharmacy hunt was worth the hassle. Prices shift so I recheck both before every refill.

The manufacturer coupon beat GoodRx for me at the pharmacy counter by a wide margin last refill, though cash price quotes change month to month so I recheck both before every fill. Worth calling the pharmacy directly too, since their quoted price sometimes differs from what the apps show.

Manufacturer coupon beat GoodRx for me by a good margin at the pharmacy counter, worth calling ahead and pricing both. The savings matter more when the appetite drops off and you're buying way less food anyway, which is part of how I've shaved off 10 lbs so far. Cheapest legit route for me was just asking the pharmacist to run both codes.

GoodRx was way higher than the coupon when I priced my last refill, like double. Down 35 lbs since starting, so I'll eat the extra phone calls to pharmacies if it keeps the cost down. Prices seem to shift monthly so I recheck before every fill.

Same story here with Zepbound in Lexington - the coupon card won by a lot at my Walgreens, but calling the CVS two exits over saved me another chunk on top of that. Down 7 lbs so far, so I'll keep price hunting every refill.

Manufacturer coupon won for me on Zepbound here in Charlotte too, but I got an even better cash price once I called around to the smaller independent pharmacy near me instead of the big chains. Down 43 lbs so the price hunting paid off. I also time my meals around shot day since appetite dips hard the first couple days.

Independent pharmacy was the winner for me too. My local one beat both GoodRx and the coupon by a wide margin when I asked them to price it out, way better than the chain I used first. Since I'm down 35 lbs and plan to stay on this long term, that monthly difference adds up fast.

Manufacturer coupon wins for me too, almost every fill. Cash price dropped 20 lbs worth of food budget anyway, so the coupon keeps the whole thing sustainable. Rechecking prices each month like poster one said has saved me a couple hundred bucks this year.