GOOD RX

[Jennypenny89]

Hey Everyone!

Just thought I would share some of my experience's with using the Good RX APP. My name is Jenifer and I'm 31 yrs old, I was diagnosed with ESRD when I was 13. I was on peritoneal dialysis for 3 years, when I got my transplant at the age of 16. I lost that transplant when I was 21 after loosing my health insurance. ( if I knew what I knew now I would've fought harder) I ended back on PD, for 6 years. I received my transplant I have now in 2016. 4 years, and going strong. Medications and lab work are what make transplants work. I have to pay for my prograf, which I use the GOOD RX app for. Normally these pills, for a month supply is around $500 sometimes more. With this app I save HUNDREDS!!!!! I just got my refill at Ralphs and spent $1.30. I'm just posting this hoping people who have trouble getting their meds will read this and try out the app. ITS A LIFESAVER!!and we all know pharmacist's really dont like help you out, so be persistent. Good Luck to everyone pre and post transplant.

[LisaSnow]

Are you in the USA?

[Jennypenny89 in reply to LisaSnow]

Yes I am

[LisaSnow in reply to Jennypenny89]

It is the the most common transplant drug so all insurance plans should cover it.

[littlelinda50 in reply to LisaSnow]

My fiancé insurance does not that is why he is my fiance and not husband

[Donaldson0007]

Thanks for the tip. As much as Id like to get away from the nightmare that is the mail order requirement by my provider, its $10 through them and $247 w goodrx from my local store. I truly would like to get away from Optum. Its awful.

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Always good to look around. I have a drug that comes from canada. In most towns, there are free clinics. Been there years ago for Imuran, while in between insurance.

[littlelinda50]

How did you get it that low in price? I use good rx but never gotten it that low! Way to go though.