SnapRx
Snap your prescription label and see the fair cash price.
Snap a photo of your prescription label and SnapRx reads the drug and dosage, then shows the typical national-average cash price (from public CMS data) so you can tell at a glance whether you're overpaying. Find pharmacies near you to confirm the price, save your medications, and get refill reminders. No typing, no account required.
SnapRx
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Snap your prescription label and see the fair cash price
What you get
SnapRx was built for exactly this.
The core features that make SnapRx different from the generic alternatives.
Label scan
Point your camera at a prescription label and SnapRx reads the drug name and dosage automatically. Can't scan? Type it in.
Fair-price check
See the typical national-average cash price for your medication (CMS NADAC data), clearly labeled as an estimate — so you know when a quote looks high.
Nearby pharmacies
Find pharmacies around you to call and confirm the actual price.
Saved medications
Keep your prescriptions on hand to re-check the fair price anytime.
Refill reminders
Optional notifications near your refill date.
A look inside
See it in your hands.
A note from the studio
“The first time I looked up the fair cash price for a common generic, the gap between pharmacies was eye-opening. My brother, who pays out of pocket, had been overpaying for a year just because he had no reference point. SnapRx is built for people like him.”
How it works
Three steps. No account. No tracking.
01
Scan the label
Open the camera, center the Rx label, and tap. SnapRx reads the drug name and dosage automatically — or type it in if you'd rather.
02
See the fair price
SnapRx shows the typical national-average cash price for your medication (CMS NADAC data), clearly labeled as an estimate, plus pharmacies near you so you can call and confirm the actual price.
03
Save and come back
Save the medication to your list to re-check the fair price anytime, and get an optional reminder a few days before your refill is due.
Not shipped yet
Notify me when SnapRx ships.
It'll launch at $29.99 / year. Free tier: a few label scans each month, fair-price lookups, and saved medications.
One email when it lands on the App Store. No drip sequence.
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From the journal
Notes on the practice.
- 01
Why Do Combination Drugs Cost More Than Their Ingredients? The Markup Hiding in Two-in-One Pills
Why do combination drugs cost more than their ingredients bought separately? The two-in-one pill markup, the law that protects it, and how to check your own label.
2026-07-12
6 min read
- 02
Patient Assistance Programs: How to Get Your Prescription Free From the Manufacturer (and Why Almost No One Applies)
Patient assistance programs for prescription drugs can drop your cost to zero, straight from the manufacturer. Here's why almost nobody applies — and how to.
2026-07-12
7 min read
- 03
Is the OTC Version of Your Prescription Cheaper? The Same Drug on Both Sides of the Counter
Many common prescriptions have an identical twin one aisle away. Here's how to tell when the OTC version is cheaper than a prescription copay — and when it isn't.
2026-07-12
6 min read
- 04
Why Does My Pill Look Different This Refill? The Generic Manufacturer Switch Nobody Mentions
Why does my pill look different this refill? Pharmacies switch generic manufacturers constantly. Here's what changed, what didn't — and the price check worth doing.
2026-07-11
6 min read
- 05
What Is an Authorized Generic? The Brand-Name Drug Sold at a Generic Price
What is an authorized generic drug? It's the brand-name medication itself, sold under a plainer label at a generic price — here's how to find and ask for one.
2026-07-11
6 min read
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