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Walmart Pharmacy offers select generic medications with 30-day supplies starting at $4 and 90-day supplies starting at $10. The program covers commonly prescribed generics for conditions including cholesterol, diabetes, high blood pressure, mental health, and thyroid issues. Antibiotics, antihistamines, and steroids are not included. Prices may vary in select states, and other restrictions may apply. Buy Now at Walmart

This GoodSense Daytime Severe Cold and Flu Relief comes in at $7.30 via Subscribe & Save, down from $8.99. That's around $6 less than you'd pay for the name brand in local stores, and around a buck less than you'd pay for the generic at Target. Shipping is free for Prime members.  Buy Now at Amazon

This 7-Piece Reusable Hot & Cold Gel Ice Pack Set is $14.94 at Amazon. Other sellers charge around $27 or more. Shipping is free for Prime members.  Buy Now at Amazon

This 14-count pack of Equate allergy relief tablets is $2.98, down from $5.36 at Walmart. Each tablet contains 10 mg of cetirizine hydrochloride, the same active ingredient found in Zyrtec, providing 24-hour relief from indoor and outdoor allergy symptoms. Buy Now at Walmart

Get medicine, vitamins, everyday essentials, and more delivered to your door in as little as 30 minutes with DoorDash. Sign-up for DashPass at DoorDash and get $0 delivery fees, member-exclusive deals, 5% back on pickup orders, and more. The annual plan is $96/year (making it about $8/month) or $9.99 per month. This offer ends December 31, 2026. Shop Now at DoorDash

Theraworx Relief uses a foaming spray format that you apply directly to the affected muscle, and it's commonly used by people prone to nighttime leg cramps or exercise-related cramping. At $17, that's about $2 off the list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Update: The price has changed to $24.32 since this was originally published.

Anyone who goes through gauze quickly, whether for a home first aid kit or a clinical setting, will get more mileage out of a 96-count case than buying smaller packs repeatedly. Buy Now at Amazon

Anyone studying anatomy, teaching a class, or working in a medical field will get real use out of this wire-mounted hand skeleton, since it shows how the bones connect and move in ways a textbook diagram can't. Buy Now at Amazon

Opill is the first FDA-approved daily birth control pill available without a prescription, which makes it a straightforward option if you want hormonal birth control without a doctor visit. Walmart has the 28-count pack for $17.12, about $10 off the $27.35 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Anyone doing messy garage work, cleaning, or basic home repairs will get plenty of use out of a box this size, and nitrile holds up better against oils and chemicals than latex. Buy Now at Home Depot

Chewable format makes this an easy option for kids or anyone who has trouble swallowing pills, and each tablet delivers the standard 10mg loratadine dose for daily allergy relief; it's currently $2.25 off the list price at $12.74. Buy Now at Amazon

Cutting your own bandage size from a 12-foot roll makes sense if you deal with frequent blisters or minor wounds and don't want to keep buying pre-cut pads, and it's currently $3 off the $12 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

For anyone wanting hormonal birth control without a prescription visit, this is the over-the-counter progestin-only pill taken daily at the same time, currently $5.48 off the list price at Walmart. Buy Now at Walmart

Useful for anyone managing muscle soreness, injury recovery, or chronic pain at home, since TENS units deliver low-voltage electrical pulses that can interrupt pain signals and promote circulation without medication. At $52, that's about $18 off the $70 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Useful for hikers, hunters, outdoor workers, or anyone who wants basic trauma supplies in a first aid kit, a tourniquet is one of those items that's worth having before you need it. At $14, that's roughly $3 off the $17 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Sore muscles after workouts or long days on your feet respond well to this kind of electrical stimulation therapy, and it's a household staple for at-home pain relief without a trip to the physical therapist. It's currently $51.76, which is $18.21 off the $69.97 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Designed for at-home use targeting nasal or ear discomfort with red light therapy, this suits anyone curious about trying the treatment without a clinic visit, and it's currently $10 off the $60 list price on Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

Anyone prepping for tattoos, waxing, or microneedling will want a numbing cream that actually lasts, and 5% lidocaine in a 4.9-oz. tub gives you enough for repeated use. It's currently $7.39 off the $49 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Sufferers of congestion and cough who need relief that lasts through a work day or overnight will get 12 hours of coverage per dose, and right now it's $0.98 off the list price on Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon