Walmart is rolling out an express pharmacy delivery service that sends prescription medications and groceries right to your doorstep. The retail giant announced Tuesday that its new express delivery option allows customers to add prescriptions,

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Walmart has begun integrating prescription medications into its delivery offerings in six states, with plans to expand to 49 states in Q1 2025.

Following on the heels of Amazon’s recent announcement about expanding its same-day pharmacy delivery, Walmart has now made a similar announcement. The

Pharmacy Delivery by Walmart is currently offered in Arkansas, Missouri, New York, Nevada, South Carolina and Wisconsin. By the end of January 2025, the service is expected to be available in 49 states.

Walmart announced on Tuesday that it will begin offering Pharmacy Delivery services both new prescriptions and medication refills, intensifying competition in the pharmacy retail space.

According to Walmart, customers can choose from different delivery options. Through “Same-Day Scheduled Deliveries,” customers can schedule their delivery for a specific time that best fits their schedule. “On-Demand” and “Express Delivery” will have your prescription at your door within 30 minutes.

Walmart said it is planning to offer same-day pharmacy delivery services in an effort to make filling or refilling prescriptions more convenient for its customers.

The new service launched in six states but will be available in 49 states by the end of 2025, according to the announcement.

Walmart, already partially responsible for the slow demise of America’s drug stores, is launching yet another CVS killer: 30-minute prescription delivery. Walmart’s pitch to customers is simple – fill your prescription,