No reason for concern - both have perfectly good pharmacies.Any reason to be concerned about getting Rx from either Costco or Walmart.....
We always use the Walmart pharmacies. I think they are well known to be very good and significantly less than many other retail pharmacies. I read an article years ago that pointed out the price discrepancy, and every indication that Walmart was filling the prescription as prescribed.Any reason to be concerned about getting Rx from either
Costco or Walmart......in this case, Cipro (probably generic)....
Walmart $4, Costco $5.90 vs Walgreen $25, "Savon" $30.
Any reason to be concerned about getting Rx from either
Costco or Walmart......in this case, Cipro (probably generic)....
Walmart $4, Costco $5.90 vs Walgreen $25, "Savon" $30.
Thanks for that reminder. I think I had been told that once, but had forgotten.Also, a lot of people don't know that you can shop at Costco and Sam's club pharmacies without being a member. All you need to do is mention that you're using only the pharmacy at the door and they have to let you in.
Sam's Club has the same low prices and good service as Walmart, but usually way faster service, shorter lines, and better staff than Wally's.
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This is unfortunate. If they were customer-focused, they would have filled the Rx and not submitted the claims to your insurance company, as your cost was better buying direct from them --without insurance. Good info for future, to ask them the price with/without insurance.CVS charged me my deductible of $15 on each prescription . When I questioned the retail price it turned out one was a $4.50 and the other was on the list of discount antibiotics that they charged $10 for and Giant(a grocery store) had on their free list.
Besides which I always had to make two trips-something that was pretty miserable when I was sickly.