Your pharmacy is out. We’ll find one that isn’t.
Tell us the medication and your ZIP. We call the pharmacies near you one at a time and stop the moment one has it.
How it works
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Tell us the medication with its dose, and your ZIP. No account.
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Pick pharmacies. We list the ones near you. Uncheck any you'd rather skip.
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Pay $4.99 once. Or $11.99 for 3 searches if you'll be looking again next month.
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We call while you watch the answers come in. The moment a pharmacy says yes, we stop and show you where to go.
What a call sounds like
Example
Pharmacy
Walgreens pharmacy, this is Dana.
Assistant
Hi, I'm calling to check if you have Vyvanse 50 milligrams in stock right now.
Pharmacy
Give me one second... Yep, we have it.
Assistant
Great, thank you so much.
The assistant never gives a name or any health details. It only asks about stock.
Questions
Who's making the calls?
An AI voice assistant. If they ask, it says it's calling for a patient. Then it asks one thing: do you have this in stock?
Will they hold it for me?
Not on their own. Once we find it, call them and ask to have your prescription filled there. Your prescriber may need to send it over.
Some pharmacies won't say over the phone.
True, especially for controlled medications. We mark those calls “No clear answer” and move on to the next pharmacy.
What does it cost?
Searching is free. $4.99 covers calls to up to 10 pharmacies, paid once. If our phone line can't place the calls, the $4.99 comes back to you automatically.
Can I buy searches ahead of time?
Yes. 3 searches cost $11.99. We use one on the search you're doing and save two for later. Next time, pick Sign in on the pharmacy list and enter the email you paid with. We'll email you a code, and there's no password. A search only counts once its first call goes through. Unused searches are refundable within 30 days through Polar, our payment processor.
What happens to my information?
You don't need an account, and we never ask your name. If you buy 3 searches, Polar keeps your email so you can sign in later. The medication name goes to our calling service so the assistant can ask about it on the call.
How long does it take?
About a minute per pharmacy. Keep the page open while we call.