D&W Fresh Markets, Family Fare and VG's Expand Discounted Generic Drug Program

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. On March 1, D&W Fresh Market, Family Fare and VG's pharmacies expanded their generic drug program to 90-day prescriptions for $10, the companies announced.

D&W Fresh Market, Family Fare and VG's Pharmacies are also increasing the number of women's health medications they offer at the discounted price. These include prescription drugs such as tamoxifen to treat breast cancer and pre-natal vitamins.

Presently, there are two programs offering lower prices on over 300 generic drugs to meet the healthcare needs and healthcare budgets of our customers. These pharmacies are also increasing the number of women's health medications as part of the generic drug program offer.

This new initiative expands the program introduced in November 2008 that provides a $4 price for more than 300 generic drugs prescribed in 30-day supplies. It also complements several other programs these stores are offering customers to help them stretch their food, fuel, healthcare and household budgets cross promotions, bonus savings and other initiatives.

"Our expanded generic drug program is another example of the many ways we are making it easier for customers to stretch their food, healthcare, and household dollars," said Alan Hartline, EVP mechandising. "Our customers can continue to rely on the expert health counsel and friendly service our team of professional pharmacists consistently offer."