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I went to the website. Registered. Made a screenshot of the coupon info. Took to my pharmacy. Received my Name brand Synthroid for $52 for a 90 day supply. My insurance UHC changed it to the generic in 2026. To receive the name brand, through my insurance, was $50 a month. For me, they are not equivalent.
So happy to now have this , less expensive option for name brand medication. I have several friends that are doing the same.
If the word “scam” or “Trump” is already in the address, it will definitely be a scam.
This site fails to live up to it's claim, "Find the world's lowest prices on prescription drugs." The most popular sites in the US such as GoodRX offer competitive prices. Canadian sites offer better prices. Separately, the offering is weak only 1/2 of the top 10 drugs are listed.
Finally, this whitebread site ignores the spanish speaking population. Since when does politics influence healthcare and the public health?
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