$4 Formulary

[:en]NEW UPDATED $4 Formulary, now with HEB: Click Here for PDF

Since 2006, Wal-Mart, Target, Kroger, HEB, and other pharmacies have competed for patients’ business by selling the most popular generic medications cheaply: $4 for 30d or $10 for 90d. In 2011, HCHD began their own $10 for 90d program. These programs can simplify the complicated pricing and payment structures that have plagued patients – as long as patients learn which of their prescriptions qualify.

FAQ:

Q: Do other pharmacies have similar programs?

A: They do, but they are usually limited to $10/90d, require membership, or are more expensive. We will be exploring these options in the future – in the meantime, if the patient cannot go to HCHD, Wal-Mart, Target, or Kroger, genericmedlist.com has other options. 

Stores:

[:de]NEW UPDATED $4 Formulary, now with HEB: Click Here for PDF

Since 2006, Wal-Mart, Target, Kroger, HEB, and other pharmacies have competed for patients’ business by selling the most popular generic medications cheaply: $4 for 30d or $10 for 90d. In 2011, HCHD began their own $10 for 90d program. These programs can simplify the complicated pricing and payment structures that have plagued patients – as long as patients learn which of their prescriptions qualify.

Qualifying Medications Guide: This qualifying medication checker can be used to see if a patient’s medication is included in one of the special discounted formularies sponsored by HCHD, Wal-Mart, Target, or Kroger.

FAQ:

Q: Do other pharmacies have similar programs?

A: They do, but they are usually limited to $10/90d, require membership, or are more expensive. We will be exploring these options in the future – in the meantime, if the patient cannot go to HCHD, Wal-Mart, Target, or Kroger, genericmedlist.com has other options.

Stores:

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