Blink Health Lowest Rx Prices

My generic prescription more than tripled in price without explanation! Then, I come to find out that my off brand insurance will only cover 7 generic prescriptions per year, so with this being my eight refill, I was on my own. Thankfully I did some research and came across Blink. Not only did they fill my prescription for 7.15, which is less than the 8.00 I was paying with the off brand insurance. The process was so easy. I just paid online. Called the pharmacy in their network to have my prescription transferred from Walmart’s pharmacy, and then went to pick it up after showing my digital insurance card. I was very impressed with this company and most impressed with their prescription prices and savings that they offered. I would recommend calling a prospective pharmacy in their network first, to make sure they know how to process blink orders, because the first pharmacy I chose to fill my prescription said they didn’t have a clue how to fill a blink prescription. The lady I spoke with said she was waiting on a blink rep to call them back, because to her knowledge their pharmacy didn’t have a contract with Blink. Nevertheless, I highly recommend Blink, and I’m glad there is a company out their who is fighting to combat these absurdly high prescription costs and price hikes!

Dealing with a chronic auto-immune illness and having no insurance, often I would go without my medication in order to pay my other bills. I found blink by accident!! And what a luck find! I have gone from paying over $900 monthly for my medications to paying just over $100!!!! It was unbelievable at first. I mean that first visit to the pharmacy after paying $140 last month for one of the scripts I was about to pick up ... I told them I was ready for the four medications I had ordered earlier in the day, had my Blink confirmation ready on my phone and stood nervously while the clerk entered the info into their system. Then she said, here you go! Thanks! And handed me my meds with no additional charges!! Walking in, I LITERALLY thought 'this is just too good to be true! How can Blink do this??' Well it's not!! It is true!! Thank you Blink for allowing me to afford my meds and to get better!!!

I was a bit skeptical about this service. I mean the savings offered was far far below my prescription. It was a Saturday and I was heading out of town when I realized I was out of my meds. I would have waited until Monday to have the pharmacy call my doctor to get it refilled. Oh and this med isn’t covered by my insurance so the price is over the moon! I downloaded the Blink Health app and found my medication. Answered some questions for an online doctor to read. They had some follow up questions which I answered and they replied with their approval. In a matter of a couple of hours I had my meds and for less than 35 bucks! The meds were sent to a participating pharmacy in their network. So I know the medication was legitimate. No junk from out of the country! If you want to save money use this service. It’s a life saver!

My elderly mother’s back has been hurting. The first patch the doctor prescribed cost $700 (flexor) and her insurance wouldn’t cover. We tried getting lidoderm patches and again it wasn’t covered. They did approve a gel. We tried for a week but the pain was not getting better. I happened to see a KCBS TV Los Angeles story Obamacare and they highlighted Rx coverage and talked about blink. I looked it up right away and although they could not offer a discount on the flexor, the lidoderm patch cost $160 (normally $300). That i could afford! I wasn’t sure how legit this was, so I took a shot. Luckily it all worked out. The pharmacist told me they’ve been doing Blink business and are astonished at the savings. So thank you Blink! Btw with a first time discount I actually paid $145. App easy to use. Kudos to Blink. I am telling everyone!

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If you need medicine this is not the place. I had been receiving my medicine and then the last order never arrived. When I called and spoke with Andrew, he said he had no idea why I hadn’t receive my medicine and that I needed to speak with a special department. What? After being on hold for almost 30 minutes no one answered. I called back and a woman told me the same thing and she disconnected me. I called back and spoke with Eric, who said it would take 24 hours for a return call as no one was available to take my call. I still called back and Andrew this time said the post office didn’t deliver my meds and I should call them as to why. Total nonsense as I receive all my mail unless they addressed it wrong. Why didn’t they call to tell me or why don’t they call the lost office. I asked being days behind on my medicine could I pick up at a pharmacy. Andrew said I would need to wait the requisite 24 hours and ask them. Well, it’s been 24 hours and not a word. Shame on them and never again.