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Seems super sketchy - doctor sent a prescription there (no idea why they wouldn't just go to CVS like a normal RX). These people have called, texted, and emailed me twice a day to try to get me to pay for a prescription. After the second aggressive follow up I decided they must not be legit, because who does that?
They are still calling and texting despite my telling them I am going to pass on this (optional) Rx.
Horrible. My dermatologist office called in a prescription for Tretinoin cream to Walgreens and then decided to change it to Nimble. I paid $60 I found out later that with insurance it should have been $10. I called Nimble and At first the person said I could get a refund. She then put me on hold and she told me that I should have told them I wanted them to get pre authorization from my insurance and reneged on the refund. What kind of pharmacy doesn’t go through your insurance to fill a prescription and then blame the customer for their screw up.
Never again!
I want option to approve refill, choose to pickup in person, and pay the pharmacist in cash. Piss off with insisting i provide a card, ESPECIALLY IN THIS TIME OF MEDDLING BY THE EVIL BILLIONAIRE BOYS CLUB. Fail to do this and i will continue to call pharmacy directly for refill service and cut not-so nimble rx out of the picture. Got it?
Compared to checking out on the pharmacist site, as I am used to doing, nimblerx is a royal pain.
UPDATE: Shortly after my original review I received a reply from Nimblerx. When I replied back to them my email didn't go through again, using their own link.
Im sticking with my original review... Complete scam. After setting up, attempted to use one of their coupons. Coupon was coded specifically for the pharmacy, prescription matched, Coupon was for $64 but rang up for $370. Pharmacy was very helpful trying to rerun a number of times. No luck. Coupon is worthless.
Tried to connect with Nimblerx per their app, but email was undeliverable. Not sure why directed to use their email when they don't have active email account.
Would discourage anyone who needs to find a reasonable price for their prescription NOT to waste your time with Nimblerx. Total scam.
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