Three cheers for Wal-Mart. And now they've started selling 3 months of those generics for $10. Wow! For my other meds that aren't generic I use the prescription discount card that I found at www.rxdrugcard.com. Low membership fee. Drug prices posted to check before you join.

it is a common misconception that ALL generic drugs are $4. I work for Target pharmacy and they follow the $4 generic drug program. There are lists on Target's pharmacy webpage as I would assume Walmart would have as well. You can request these so when you need to go to the doctor he can prescribe off the list. Other retail pharmacies have things like $15, 90 day supply of some generic drug prescriptions. The $4 generic drug lists also change sometimes based on removal of drugs that cost more than $4 for the store to obtain or addition because of acquisition cost. Although I believe the $4 generic program is a great idea and has helped many people, it has led to many people to mistakenly believe as you did. It is sometimes frustrating trying to explain that the $4 does not pertain to all generics and in addition the $4 is for up to 30 day supply of drug at the commonly prescribed dosage.

Go to wal-mart.com and look under the pharmacy section--or I just googled wal-mart $4 perscriptions

Not all prescriptions are $4. Otherwise this is a great deal, my mother does not have health insurance, and she also does not qualify for medicare yet. This this works very well for her, and probably anyone else who has prescriptions that qualify.

I got a prescription for Benzonatate this week. Wal=Mart charged me $42.72. Where are the $4 prescriptions they sell?