My wife is a pharmacist and she has a love-hate relationship with GoodRX. She deals with lots of people who don’t have good insurance or can’t afford their pres

My wife is a pharmacist and she has a love-hate relationship with GoodRX. She deals with lots of people who don’t have good insurance or can’t afford their prescriptions and she is glad GoodRX offers benefits to these people but it is also a pain in the ass to administer. Pharmacies can’t just “look up” the price of a drug and switch between insurance, cash and GoodRX. It requires re-running basically the entire transaction and slows down their process, which considering how over worked they are is a bit of an annoyance.