givebackRx User Reviews

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Top reviews

cheap app

doesn’t work

Prefer RXGO

Pricing is ok but other apps out there that are much better including RXGO, HD and Giveback

Saving AND Giving!!

A lot can be said about healthcare and prescriptions, and debates can rage on for decades. But for a moment let’s focus on this bright spot!! We all need to save in necessary medications and if we can give to others in need in the process, it’s the best of both worlds!!

Response from developer

Thank you. I was just reviewing some of the transactions that came through today. One patient bought Clindamycin at Walmart for $14.63 (Retail $51.96) and another purchased generic Lyrica for 27.41 (Retail $110.99). We also donated money to the person's selected charity on the person's behalf. We are so proud of the SAVINGS our customers are seeing with our card every day at the pharmacy!!

Awesome App!

I love this. Saving money AND charity give back! It was easy to use, loaded it on my phone while in line at the pharmacy. Saved a ton. Not your average app... feels good to give back in this crazy world. I have shared this app with all my family, friends and coworkers and my mom saved more right at about 85% on her inhaler!
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Easy to use

This app is straight forward and I like the variety of charities. Will be using for future prescriptions!

Pretty easy!

My pharmacy had never heard of this card, but I wanted to give it a try so that I could donate to a charity. The cost of my prescription was the same as the other prescription card I have used in the past. Pretty easy set it all up. Did it while I waited in line.

Save money AND help charities? Win-win!

Couldn’t be easier to use. Get great discounts on your prescriptions at local pharmacies, then donate those savings to nonprofits like Susan G. Komen.