GoodRx: Prescription Drugs Discounts & Coupons App

I don’t remember much of what I learned at university. Of all the things I can’t remember, I mostly can’t remember what I learned in art history. This fact may be correlated with the fact that art history class was held before noon, my instructor had a thing for pointillism and my attention span could best be described as ‘sporadic’.

(I can, however, remember that time with the mascot and the jelly donuts, but I’ve been sworn to secrecy.)

So when the designers and engineers said “Hey, we’re updating the app - it’s called ‘Project Matisse’”, I said “Oh, yeah, totally. She’s awesome. I love her thing with the melting clocks.” Then I thought that melting clocks might not be great for a health app redesign. And then I thought that I probably don’t need to write down every thought that comes into my head.

So I looked up Matisse on the Interwebs. I learned that apparently Matisse is a dude, not a lady, and he was a painter about 100 years ago. So he probably didn’t do much app design. I’m guessing he wore turtlenecks.

I’m here to tell you that our app has a new look which is somehow related to a painter who liked to paint in pastels. I’m guessing you should expect the app version of Tropical Starburst. Good luck with that.

OK, fine, I checked the app out. Research FTW! It’s nice and clean. I’d say it more captures the nilihistic brevity of Gaugin coupled with the spatial irrelevance of Basquiat. And yes, I made all of those words up.

In short - we redesigned the app! It’s more pretty and funner. Check it out.

Send table game ideas, Thai takeout options, treatises on a better social order and bugs or feedback to ios@goodrx.com

I don’t remember much of what I learned at university. Of all the things I can’t remember, I mostly can’t remember what I learned in art history. This fact may be correlated with the fact that art history class was held before noon, my instructor had a thing for pointillism and my attention span could best be described as ‘sporadic’.

(I can, however, remember that time with the mascot and the jelly donuts, but I’ve been sworn to secrecy.)

So when the designers and engineers said “Hey, we’re updating the app - it’s called ‘Project Matisse’”, I said “Oh, yeah, totally. She’s awesome. I love her thing with the melting clocks.” Then I thought that melting clocks might not be great for a health app redesign. And then I thought that I probably don’t need to write down every thought that comes into my head.

So I looked up Matisse on the Interwebs. I learned that apparently Matisse is a dude, not a lady, and he was a painter about 100 years ago. So he probably didn’t do much app design. I’m guessing he wore turtlenecks.

I’m here to tell you that our app has a new look which is somehow related to a painter who liked to paint in pastels. I’m guessing you should expect the app version of Tropical Starburst. Good luck with that.

OK, fine, I checked the app out. Research FTW! It’s nice and clean. I’d say it more captures the nilihistic brevity of Gaugin coupled with the spatial irrelevance of Basquiat. And yes, I made all of those words up.

In short - we redesigned the app! It’s more pretty and funner. Check it out.

Send table game ideas, Thai takeout options, treatises on a better social order and bugs or feedback to ios@goodrx.com

I don’t remember much of what I learned at university. Of all the things I can’t remember, I mostly can’t remember what I learned in art history. This fact may be correlated with the fact that art history class was held before noon, my instructor had a thing for pointillism and my attention span could best be described as ‘sporadic’.

(I can, however, remember that time with the mascot and the jelly donuts, but I’ve been sworn to secrecy.)

So when the designers and engineers said “Hey, we’re updating the app - it’s called ‘Project Matisse’”, I said “Oh, yeah, totally. She’s awesome. I love her thing with the melting clocks.” Then I thought that melting clocks might not be great for a health app redesign. And then I thought that I probably don’t need to write down every thought that comes into my head.

So I looked up Matisse on the Interwebs. I learned that apparently Matisse is a dude, not a lady, and he was a painter about 100 years ago. So he probably didn’t do much app design. I’m guessing he wore turtlenecks.

I’m here to tell you that our app has a new look which is somehow related to a painter who liked to paint in pastels. I’m guessing you should expect the app version of Tropical Starburst. Good luck with that.

OK, fine, I checked the app out. Research FTW! It’s nice and clean. I’d say it more captures the nilihistic brevity of Gaugin coupled with the spatial irrelevance of Basquiat. And yes, I made all of those words up.

In short - we redesigned the app! It’s more pretty and funner. Check it out.

Send table game ideas, Thai takeout options, treatises on a better social order and bugs or feedback to ios@goodrx.com

I don’t remember much of what I learned at university. Of all the things I can’t remember, I mostly can’t remember what I learned in art history. This fact may be correlated with the fact that art history class was held before noon, my instructor had a thing for pointillism and my attention span could best be described as ‘sporadic’.

(I can, however, remember that time with the mascot and the jelly donuts, but I’ve been sworn to secrecy.)

So when the designers and engineers said “Hey, we’re updating the app - it’s called ‘Project Matisse’”, I said “Oh, yeah, totally. She’s awesome. I love her thing with the melting clocks.” Then I thought that melting clocks might not be great for a health app redesign. And then I thought that I probably don’t need to write down every thought that comes into my head.

So I looked up Matisse on the Interwebs. I learned that apparently Matisse is a dude, not a lady, and he was a painter about 100 years ago. So he probably didn’t do much app design. I’m guessing he wore turtlenecks.

I’m here to tell you that our app has a new look which is somehow related to a painter who liked to paint in pastels. I’m guessing you should expect the app version of Tropical Starburst. Good luck with that.

OK, fine, I checked the app out. Research FTW! It’s nice and clean. I’d say it more captures the nilihistic brevity of Gaugin coupled with the spatial irrelevance of Basquiat. And yes, I made all of those words up.

In short - we redesigned the app! It’s more pretty and funner. Check it out.

Send table game ideas, Thai takeout options, treatises on a better social order and bugs or feedback to ios@goodrx.com

I don’t remember much of what I learned at university. Of all the things I can’t remember, I mostly can’t remember what I learned in art history. This fact may be correlated with the fact that art history class was held before noon, my instructor had a thing for pointillism and my attention span could best be described as ‘sporadic’.

(I can, however, remember that time with the mascot and the jelly donuts, but I’ve been sworn to secrecy.)

So when the designers and engineers said “Hey, we’re updating the app - it’s called ‘Project Matisse’”, I said “Oh, yeah, totally. She’s awesome. I love her thing with the melting clocks.” Then I thought that melting clocks might not be great for a health app redesign. And then I thought that I probably don’t need to write down every thought that comes into my head.

So I looked up Matisse on the Interwebs. I learned that apparently Matisse is a dude, not a lady, and he was a painter about 100 years ago. So he probably didn’t do much app design. I’m guessing he wore turtlenecks.

I’m here to tell you that our app has a new look which is somehow related to a painter who liked to paint in pastels. I’m guessing you should expect the app version of Tropical Starburst. Good luck with that.

OK, fine, I checked the app out. Research FTW! It’s nice and clean. I’d say it more captures the nilihistic brevity of Gaugin coupled with the spatial irrelevance of Basquiat. And yes, I made all of those words up.

In short - we redesigned the app! It’s more pretty and funner. Check it out.

Send table game ideas, Thai takeout options, treatises on a better social order and bugs or feedback to ios@goodrx.com

I don’t remember much of what I learned at university. Of all the things I can’t remember, I mostly can’t remember what I learned in art history. This fact may be correlated with the fact that art history class was held before noon, my instructor had a thing for pointillism and my attention span could best be described as ‘sporadic’.

(I can, however, remember that time with the mascot and the jelly donuts, but I’ve been sworn to secrecy.)

So when the designers and engineers said “Hey, we’re updating the app - it’s called ‘Project Matisse’”, I said “Oh, yeah, totally. She’s awesome. I love her thing with the melting clocks.” Then I thought that melting clocks might not be great for a health app redesign. And then I thought that I probably don’t need to write down every thought that comes into my head.

So I looked up Matisse on the Interwebs. I learned that apparently Matisse is a dude, not a lady, and he was a painter about 100 years ago. So he probably didn’t do much app design. I’m guessing he wore turtlenecks.

I’m here to tell you that our app has a new look which is somehow related to a painter who liked to paint in pastels. I’m guessing you should expect the app version of Tropical Starburst. Good luck with that.

OK, fine, I checked the app out. Research FTW! It’s nice and clean. I’d say it more captures the nilihistic brevity of Gaugin coupled with the spatial irrelevance of Basquiat. And yes, I made all of those words up.

In short - we redesigned the app! It’s more pretty and funner. Check it out.

Send quarantine table game ideas, Thai takeout options, treatises on a better social order and bugs or feedback to ios@goodrx.com

Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)

The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)

Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.

We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.

As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.

Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)

The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)

Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.

We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.

As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.

Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)

The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)

Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.

We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.

As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.

Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)

The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)

Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.

We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.

As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.

Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)

The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)

Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.

We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.

As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.

Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)

The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)

Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.

We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.

As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.

Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)

The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)

Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.

We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.

As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.

Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)

The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)

Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.

We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.

As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.

Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)

The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)

Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.

We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.

As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.

Just like Mallomars, we’re back! (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)

The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)

Unfortunately I'm banned from the engineering floor, so really they've:
- Made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies

We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.

As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.

Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)

The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)

Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.

We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.

As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.

…and, just like Mallomars, we’re back! (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside, we share a love of yellow and we tend to melt in the heat.)

The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flinstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)

Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.

We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.

GoodRx HQ may be empty, but we’re busy cranking out new digital bells and whistles from our home La-Z-Boys. In fact, we’ve got something very special to let you know about right here, right now.

One of the first things I noticed when I started working from home was that packages were arriving at my house pretty much hourly. The UPS and FedEx guys (heroes all around) seem to form an endless parade up my steps, delivering my Thighmaster(TM), late-night-TV knife sets, manscaping kits and frozen bratwurst like clockwork. My two favorite words of 2020 are “SUBMIT ORDER”.

But the thing is, I can’t get healthcare delivered. Or can I? (Like the leading question? Didn’t see that coming, did ya?) You see, the smart folks at GoodRx (100% not me; I bring the snark) realized a while back that prescriptions aren’t any good when you can’t pick ‘em up. Not everyone wants to walk down the Colds & Flu aisle to pick up their meds (Side note: Shout out to America’s pharmacists and pharmacy techs who don’t have the option to work from home - THANK YOU!). So we created GoodRx Gold Mail Delivery (GGMD). (OK, it’s not really called GGMD. I’m just lazy and don’t want to write that 10 times.)

With GGMD, GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions sent via Portkey (or is it Floo powder? I forget how the fancy tech works.) directly into your Seattle Kraken-themed mailbox. The prices are awesome (100+ common drugs under $5!), the quality is top-notch, the shipping is free, the packaging is boring (“discreet” is what they told me to say, but that sounds a bit eewww…), and it all makes you wonder why you even own a car. It’s that impressive.

So, the next time you need some meds, just fire up GoodRx, push a few buttons - et voila! - our pill-carrying storks will soon be on their way.

Send bugs, tips, spare cardboard stadium cutouts or interesting Zoom virtual backgrounds to ios@goodrx.com. Stay safe, America.

GoodRx HQ may be empty, but we’re busy cranking out new digital bells and whistles from our home La-Z-Boys. In fact, we’ve got something very special to let you know about right here, right now.

One of the first things I noticed when I started working from home was that packages were arriving at my house pretty much hourly. The UPS and FedEx guys (heroes all around) seem to form an endless parade up my steps, delivering my Thighmaster(TM), late-night-TV knife sets, manscaping kits and frozen bratwurst like clockwork. My two favorite words of 2020 are “SUBMIT ORDER”.

But the thing is, I can’t get healthcare delivered. Or can I? (Like the leading question? Didn’t see that coming, did ya?) You see, the smart folks at GoodRx (100% not me; I bring the snark) realized a while back that prescriptions aren’t any good when you can’t pick ‘em up. Not everyone wants to walk down the Colds & Flu aisle to pick up their meds (Side note: Shout out to America’s pharmacists and pharmacy techs who don’t have the option to work from home - THANK YOU!). So we created GoodRx Gold Mail Delivery (GGMD). (OK, it’s not really called GGMD. I’m just lazy and don’t want to write that 10 times.)

With GGMD, GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions sent via Portkey (or is it Floo powder? I forget how the fancy tech works.) directly into your Seattle Kraken-themed mailbox. The prices are awesome (100+ common drugs under $5!), the quality is top-notch, the shipping is free, the packaging is boring (“discreet” is what they told me to say, but that sounds a bit eewww…), and it all makes you wonder why you even own a car. It’s that impressive.

So, the next time you need some meds, just fire up GoodRx, push a few buttons - et voila! - our pill-carrying storks will soon be on their way.

Send bugs, tips, spare cardboard stadium cutouts or interesting Zoom virtual backgrounds to ios@goodrx.com. Stay safe, America.

GoodRx HQ may be empty, but we’re busy cranking out new digital bells and whistles from our home La-Z-Boys. In fact, we’ve got something very special to let you know about right here, right now.

One of the first things I noticed when I started working from home was that packages were arriving at my house pretty much hourly. The UPS and FedEx guys (heroes all around) seem to form an endless parade up my steps, delivering my Thighmaster(TM), late-night-TV knife sets, manscaping kits and frozen bratwurst like clockwork. My two favorite words of 2020 are “SUBMIT ORDER”.

But the thing is, I can’t get healthcare delivered. Or can I? (Like the leading question? Didn’t see that coming, did ya?) You see, the smart folks at GoodRx (100% not me; I bring the snark) realized a while back that prescriptions aren’t any good when you can’t pick ‘em up. Not everyone wants to walk down the Colds & Flu aisle to pick up their meds (Side note: Shout out to America’s pharmacists and pharmacy techs who don’t have the option to work from home - THANK YOU!). So we created GoodRx Gold Mail Delivery (GGMD). (OK, it’s not really called GGMD. I’m just lazy and don’t want to write that 10 times.)

With GGMD, GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions sent via Portkey (or is it Floo powder? I forget how the fancy tech works.) directly into your Seattle Kraken-themed mailbox. The prices are awesome (100+ common drugs under $5!), the quality is top-notch, the shipping is free, the packaging is boring (“discreet” is what they told me to say, but that sounds a bit eewww…), and it all makes you wonder why you even own a car. It’s that impressive.

So, the next time you need some meds, just fire up GoodRx, push a few buttons - et voila! - our pill-carrying storks will soon be on their way.

Send bugs, tips, spare cardboard stadium cutouts or interesting Zoom virtual backgrounds to ios@goodrx.com. Stay safe, America.

GoodRx HQ may be empty, but we’re busy cranking out new digital bells and whistles from our home La-Z-Boys. In fact, we’ve got something very special to let you know about right here, right now.

One of the first things I noticed when I started working from home was that packages were arriving at my house pretty much hourly. The UPS and FedEx guys (heroes all around) seem to form an endless parade up my steps, delivering my Thighmaster(TM), late-night-TV knife sets, manscaping kits and frozen bratwurst like clockwork. My two favorite words of 2020 are “SUBMIT ORDER”.

But the thing is, I can’t get healthcare delivered. Or can I? (Like the leading question? Didn’t see that coming, did ya?) You see, the smart folks at GoodRx (100% not me; I bring the snark) realized a while back that prescriptions aren’t any good when you can’t pick ‘em up. Not everyone wants to walk down the Colds & Flu aisle to pick up their meds (Side note: Shout out to America’s pharmacists and pharmacy techs who don’t have the option to work from home - THANK YOU!). So we created GoodRx Gold Mail Delivery (GGMD). (OK, it’s not really called GGMD. I’m just lazy and don’t want to write that 10 times.)

With GGMD, GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions sent via Portkey (or is it Floo powder? I forget how the fancy tech works.) directly into your Seattle Kraken-themed mailbox. The prices are awesome (100+ common drugs under $5!), the quality is top-notch, the shipping is free, the packaging is boring (“discreet” is what they told me to say, but that sounds a bit eewww…), and it all makes you wonder why you even own a car. It’s that impressive.

So, the next time you need some meds, just fire up GoodRx, push a few buttons - et voila! - our pill-carrying storks will soon be on their way.

Send bugs, tips, spare cardboard stadium cutouts or interesting Zoom virtual backgrounds to ios@goodrx.com. Stay safe, America.

GoodRx HQ may be empty, but we’re busy cranking out new digital bells and whistles from our home La-Z-Boys. In fact, we’ve got something very special to let you know about right here, right now.

One of the first things I noticed when I started working from home was that packages were arriving at my house pretty much hourly. The UPS and FedEx guys (heroes all around) seem to form an endless parade up my steps, delivering my Thighmaster(TM), late-night-TV knife sets, manscaping kits and frozen bratwurst like clockwork. My two favorite words of 2020 are “SUBMIT ORDER”.

But the thing is, I can’t get healthcare delivered. Or can I? (Like the leading question? Didn’t see that coming, did ya?) You see, the smart folks at GoodRx (100% not me; I bring the snark) realized a while back that prescriptions aren’t any good when you can’t pick ‘em up. Not everyone wants to walk down the Colds & Flu aisle to pick up their meds (Side note: Shout out to America’s pharmacists and pharmacy techs who don’t have the option to work from home - THANK YOU!). So we created GoodRx Gold Mail Delivery (GGMD). (OK, it’s not really called GGMD. I’m just lazy and don’t want to write that 10 times.)

With GGMD, GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions sent via Portkey (or is it Floo powder? I forget how the fancy tech works.) directly into your Seattle Kraken-themed mailbox. The prices are awesome (100+ common drugs under $5!), the quality is top-notch, the shipping is free, the packaging is boring (“discreet” is what they told me to say, but that sounds a bit eewww…), and it all makes you wonder why you even own a car. It’s that impressive.

So, the next time you need some meds, just fire up GoodRx, push a few buttons - et voila! - our pill-carrying storks will soon be on their way.

Send bugs, tips, spare cardboard stadium cutouts or interesting Zoom virtual backgrounds to ios@goodrx.com. Stay safe, America.

GoodRx HQ may be empty, but we’re busy cranking out new digital bells and whistles from our home La-Z-Boys. In fact, we’ve got something very special to let you know about right here, right now.

One of the first things I noticed when I started working from home was that packages were arriving at my house pretty much hourly. The UPS and FedEx guys (heroes all around) seem to form an endless parade up my steps, delivering my Thighmaster(TM), late-night-TV knife sets, manscaping kits and frozen bratwurst like clockwork. My two favorite words of 2020 are “SUBMIT ORDER”.

But the thing is, I can’t get healthcare delivered. Or can I? (Like the leading question? Didn’t see that coming, did ya?) You see, the smart folks at GoodRx (100% not me; I bring the snark) realized a while back that prescriptions aren’t any good when you can’t pick ‘em up. Not everyone wants to walk down the Colds & Flu aisle to pick up their meds (Side note: Shout out to America’s pharmacists and pharmacy techs who don’t have the option to work from home - THANK YOU!). So we created GoodRx Gold Mail Delivery (GGMD). (OK, it’s not really called GGMD. I’m just lazy and don’t want to write that 10 times.)

With GGMD, GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions sent via Portkey (or is it Floo powder? I forget how the fancy tech works.) directly into your Seattle Kraken-themed mailbox. The prices are awesome (100+ common drugs under $5!), the quality is top-notch, the shipping is free, the packaging is boring (“discreet” is what they told me to say, but that sounds a bit eewww…), and it all makes you wonder why you even own a car. It’s that impressive.

So, the next time you need some meds, just fire up GoodRx, push a few buttons - et voila! - our pill-carrying storks will soon be on their way.

Send bugs, tips, spare cardboard stadium cutouts or interesting Zoom virtual backgrounds to ios@goodrx.com. Stay safe, America.