RedBox RxReviews of redboxrx.com

Easy fast doctors appointment and ordering.

Overall I am happy with the Redbox Rx. I have health insurance and $0 copay, but I feel like saving my time is more valuable. I used my FSA money to pay for the evaluation and prescription without any problems. I received the medication quickly.

Red Box has been an affordable efficient way for me to get prescriptions from qualified professionals.

I paid for the evaluation and they even texted with a question. It's 6 days later and my visit still shows under evaluation when it's supposed to be no more than 24 hours. Seems they just want their evaluation fee!

I cannot give a proper amount of stars on a review because I have not received the product yet after receiving and using the product I will give an updated review

The process was simple and after answering a few pertinent questions the order was completed. The total cost of treatment was disclosed and no additional fees added at checkout. Once I can evaluate the product and happy with the results I will be happy to provide 5 Stars ! I’m sure I will be a return customer.

Got my first order of 3 month supply all was good! Just did my reorder which required another doctor script OK but this time they charged me a $20 fee. Then the fee for the prescription. I feel ripped off because this was never disclosed to me before. I could have had my primary doctor write a script for no charge.

I'd warn you to read the fine print but it doesn't exist. "If it sounds too good to be true, it is" 100% applies with this place. They advertise themselves all over the internet as "$20/month" and with "You deserve treatment No hidden fees" and are a top sponsored suggestion on Google that you simply can't get away from. Too. Good. To. Be. True. Because everything they advertise is lies. Worst customer service ever, they don't respond and when they do it's nonsense. Here are the things you only find out after they've taken your (non-refundable) money: Right off the bat it costs $20 to start for your initial "virtual meeting" with a "doctor" where you just fill out a form. You never get a chance to actually speak to a doctor. They also do NOT take insurance like a pharmacy/other subscription services. That $20 visit cost does not cover your prescription. So immediately that $20/month they advertise everywhere is a blatant lie. That $20 (non-redundable) visit fee is also then increased to $69 unless you buy your (overpriced by more than 80%) prescription through them: $35 for the lowest strength/smallest bottle (to compare The same product strength/size through Amazon Pharmacy is less than $15, which not only takes insurance but gets it to you in 24 hours) None of this is clearly stated at any point until *after* they've gotten your money, and you contact their 'customer support' staff. I put support in quotes because I'm suspicious on whether or not they're actual people since support all reply like Day 1 AI robots; they don't seem to understand anything nor address your full concern, you have to send multiple emails to clarify, and receive a different reply each time from a different 'person'. I can't imagine how frustrating it must be to actually pay for an overpriced prescription through this place and try to fix an issue with said prescription when they can't answer the basics of their own price/refund policy. Save yourself the headache, a lot of health insurance companies have programs that offer free (or nearly free) virtual visits with a doctor and you can get whatever prescription you need sent to your mail order/local pharmacy of choice.