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[Lori]

How does everybody feel about Walmart pharmacy for prescription refills (including hormone replacement). I've always been treated very well by their staff, though their lines sometimes have me cussing under my breath.

Generic prescriptions are available in the US at $4.00 for monthly fills/refills and $10 for 90 day fills/refills. I have used the Walmart pharmacy exclusively since they started the $4.00 generic program.

More information on the low cost generic medicine program is available online at Walmart Pharmacy.

I'm not sure that all hormones are available as generics. Here is a generic meds list for the discount program. If your medication isn't listed, perhaps you could talk with your physician about any possible (and equally effective) substitutions.

Most of us have a Walmart relatively nearby so I see this as a great way to save money on hormone replacement or any other prescription meds.

[stephani]

I have used them for so many years even before the discounted pricing , I really do not have issue with this company I have delivered and dealt with the company for 15 years so I have a little insite on how they opperate , just know that with out them and how they do buznes we would be paying much higher prices for alot more of the things we so need every day , food be included . It may not seam that way as of the last few years with food but they really force suppliers to get real with their pricing of product .

I love the discount on perscrips it really does help and the drug companies make billions and spend millions so I think they can afford to discount a portion of their product lists ... Good for walmart for starting this ball rolling , so many are finally following suite , Walgreens was rediculouse when it came to how much they charged for medications now they were forced to stop gouging their clients because they lost so much buznes ....

I know I purposly spell business incorrectly Its just a me thing ... I really dislike the silly word but it pops up so much LOL.

[Annie]

I use WALMART for my spironolactone prescription, of which I take a lotta pills.

At a regular discount pharmacy, spiro was costing $102 a month. At WALMART it's been $40 for a few years, although recently they've been trying to raise the price by $20, but the pharmacist keeps knoocking it back for me.


Annie