Wal-Mart expands low-price drug program

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. , the world's largest retailer, announced Monday it would expand its discounted prescription drug program to offer 90-day supplies for $10 and add several women's' medications at a ...

[Buy American Products]

When is Wal-Mart going to stop selling out america and start buying from within the United States?
To bad the big companys have sold us out!!!

[Interested Observer]

I disagree. The Walmart drug program is a winner. I don't see how anybody could be unhappy with it.

Instead of picking on Walmart, why don't you pick on the overpriced stores and businessmen who have no concern taking as much of your money as they can.

[Geeezzzz]

The companies have sold us out ??? This has nothing to do with the US Government?

Buy American Products wrote:

When is Wal-Mart going to stop selling out america and start buying from within the United States?
To bad the big companys have sold us out!!!

[lucky]

Take a trip to France where pharmacies are not authorized to sell aspirin over the counter?

[Say What]

Obama is probably against this since the average person will only save about $30 this summer.

[Dice]

Are the drugs also made in China, like everything else that Walmart sells?

[Wise1]

Interested Observer wrote:

I disagree. The Walmart drug program is a winner. I don't see how anybody could be unhappy with it.
Instead of picking on Walmart, why don't you pick on the overpriced stores and businessmen who have no concern taking as much of your money as they can.

Now if insulin would be added to the list it would really be worth it.At nearly 100.00 per bottle for navalog diabetics cannot afford to care for themselves.

[ex-ex]

Nothing like capitalism. Works all the time.

[30 Year Broward Resident]

Although I have never been a huge fan of Walmart's practices, Walmart is doing what our government has been unable to do: provide healthcare to the people in our nation at an affordable price.

[Kesler]

It's so funny to see the liberals constantly attack Walmart. I'm not the biggest Walmart fan (always long lines) but their low prices enable the poor and middle class to stretch out their money and it also gives tons of money to charity.

[Wise1]

Hey at least they are trying there are a lot of companies that are in it for the moolah and not for helping anyone.