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Does Publix still have free meds?
Publix Pharmacy
Published at 4:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time on June 2, 2022 The free prescription program at Publix has come to an end. On Wednesday, the company’s pharmacies stopped giving consumers free prescriptions for certain pharmaceuticals that they had previously been offering.
- The corporate authorities declared in March that the program will be discontinued on June 1, despite the fact that it has been running for 15 years.
- Since 2007, Publix has offered clients at its 1,200 pharmacies with more than 100 million free prescription medications.
- Antibiotics in pill form were offered under the initiative, along with treatment for high blood pressure and diabetes.
“We regularly examine our programs and services to ensure that they are achieving the intended purpose and evolving over time,” said Hannah Herring, a spokesperson for the firm. “We are committed to ensuring that our customers receive the highest quality of service.” “In most cases, insurance companies will pay for the cost of the medications that are made available through our service.” According to Herring, the firm is going to sell a supply of maintenance pharmaceuticals including Metformin, Linsinopril, and Amlodipine for the price of $7.50 for a period of ninety days.