"A discount prescription drug program debuted Thursday at Wal-Mart stores in Indiana.
The retail giant will now offer select generic drugs for just $4 for a one-month supply at its Indiana stores. Stores in 13 other states are also rolling out the drug plan, 6News' Norman Cox reported.
The drug plan began in Florida and was supposed to be unveiled in other states next year. Company executives said they sped up the timetable because the program was working so well."
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Wal-Mart Set To Offer Discount Prescription Drugs In Indiana
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