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Old 01-17-2007, 01:50 AM #1
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Default Anyone use the $4.00 Walmart Wegmans SAMs Club pharmacy plans?
I just wondered if that is with your own copay plans, if many meds are covered. I have a son 24 no medical right now, between jobs.
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I know that when certain meds weren't covered under my insurance, the Walmart one kicked in. While Trazodone wasn't that expensive to begin with, I only paid $4 since the new program began.
I am not sure how you go about signing up for the program though.
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http://www.walmart.com/catalhttp://www.walmart.com/catalog/catalog.gsp?cat=546834



i found this on the walmart site... as far as i can tell there is no signing up and everyone is eligible for the $4 generics. they have a list on their site as to what generics are available for the $4 price.


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Thanks for the information all.
I feel better with the kiddo. Now just to make him find him another job!
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