RefillMetoprolol · CVS #4821
3 medications due
Approved · 90-day
Every pill. Every refill.
Every time.
Prescription calm, finally.
One quiet screen that replaces six pill bottles, sticky-note reminders, and three-hour hold times with your insurance. Check it once each morning. Done.
From nightstand chaos to one calm screen.
Each section below is a real problem we've heard from real patients. Each solution is already in Refill. And each tip works today, app or not.
Six bottles. Four pharmacies. Zero system.
The sticky notes multiplied. The pill organizer is somewhere. The prescription for Lisinopril ran out on a Tuesday.
Tip you can use now: Take a photo of every bottle label and store them in one notes app folder. Label the folder by person. It takes 8 minutes and saves hours.
Auto-refill, timed to your life.
Refill tracks every medication's days-supply, your pharmacy's processing window, and your insurance cycle — and queues the refill automatically, 5 days before you run out.
Six missed calls from the pharmacy. Silence from your phone.
The immunosuppressant has to be taken at 7 AM and 7 PM. Not 7:10. You set four alarms and still got confused which one was for which.
Tip you can use now: For time-critical medications, set two alarms — one 15 minutes early as a "get ready" signal, one at the exact time. The early alarm reduces the cortisol spike.
Dosage reminders that know the difference.
Refill distinguishes between "take with food" and "take fasting," between "once daily" and "every 12 hours exactly," and surfaces only what's due right now — nothing more.
The crumpled EOB. The $340 bill. The cheaper generic you didn't know existed.
Your high-deductible plan resets in March. The brand-name Atorvastatin costs $180. The generic is $12. No one told you.
Tip you can use now: Call your pharmacy and ask specifically: "Is there a generic equivalent and what is the GoodRx price?" These are two separate questions. Ask both.
Insurance-aware price comparison, built in.
Refill checks your insurance formulary tier, GoodRx pricing, and manufacturer copay cards simultaneously — and shows you the cheapest path before you fill.
The nightstand, cleared.
Monday · Feb 24
Good morning, Margaret.
Next refill
Tacrolimus · 6 days
Nothing else needs your attention.
Refill was built around three real people.
You might recognize yourself in one of them. Or someone you love.
The daughter in Denver
Her father takes six cardiac medications from a cardiologist in Tampa, a nephrologist in St. Pete, and a GP he's had since 1987. She gets a call every 10 days: "I think I'm out of something."
Stakes: One missed dose of his diuretic means a hospital call at 2 AM.
Refill's caregiver view lets her see his entire regimen — refill status, dose logs, and pharmacy queue — from her phone in Denver. She stopped counting the 2 AM calls.
Avg medications managed
6.2
The transplant recipient
Tacrolimus at 7 AM and 7 PM, exactly. Not 7:10. The trough level that keeps the kidney is that precise. Three other immunosuppressants. A blood pressure medication. An antifungal.
Stakes: A single missed dose doesn't mean discomfort. It means rejection risk.
Refill's precision mode locks in exact-interval reminders that can't be snoozed past a 15-minute window — and flags any dose gap to a designated care contact automatically.
Dose adherence improvement
94%
The freelancer on an HDHP
Her HDHP resets every January. Her Adderall prescription lapses if she doesn't refill it within 30 days. Her psychiatrist is booked six weeks out. The brand name is $220. The generic is $18.
Stakes: Let it lapse and she pays out of pocket for a new visit she can't schedule for six weeks.
Refill sends a refill window alert 3 weeks before lapse, shows the GoodRx generic price alongside her insurance cost, and pre-fills the pharmacy transfer request — one tap.
Average annual savings found
$847
Whether you're managing one medication or twelve, for yourself or someone across the country — Refill holds it all.
Your pharmacy almost certainly connects.
Refill integrates directly with over 62,000 US pharmacies — from the CVS three blocks away to the independent compounding pharmacy your endocrinologist prefers. Real-time refill status. No phone calls.
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