What People Are Saying

"I saved $500 a month on medications at Sam's Club's pharmacy. Both my wife and I get about nine prescriptions for pain pills, muscle relaxants, blood thinners, diabetes and depression. We used to get our prescriptions at Rite Aid, but it was costing us a lot."

"Two months ago, when I first heard about the $4 plan in Florida, I called Walmart's headquarters and they flew their people out to talk to me about responding to the health care needs of Utahns. Many have criticized this program as an effort to attract customers to their stores. But this program really helps make prescriptions more affordable for more Utahns."

"Affordability is one of the key issues we face when it comes to healthcare in South Carolina and elsewhere. With this program, Walmart is using its business model to bring much-needed savings to seniors, families and the uninsured in South Carolina."

“I think it’s going to save hundreds of thousands — if not millions — of dollars. When people are on government programs, we’re obligated to pick up their (health care) costs. This will be a tremendous savings to Idaho taxpayers. And it’s even more exciting for those who otherwise couldn’t afford the medicine they need.”

"I just got on disability, I went from a really good income to a limited income. You have to eat, pay your electric bill, you have to make a decision and sometimes your medicine has to go. You pray everyday for a day that something’s gonna come around and help you, this will be it for me."