Thanks for the very interesting heads-up, @CreditCuriosity!
Before my CareCredit converted to the MasterCard I was having a hard time getting to RiteAid every few months for a token purchase (and like many others have mentioned, my RiteAid is converting to Walgreens as well).
This will be a fantastic way for those who might go a while between purchases at their 'usual' CareCredit provider to keep their account alive! 
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditCuriosity wrote:
@CherekasActually good catch and re--read email.. Seems like PITA actually as only certain things qualify..
When checking out at the store or club, use your CareCredit credit card first.
Qualified health, wellness and personal care items will be charged to your card.
Any remaining items can be purchased using another payment method. These "qualified items" are just what I was scratching my head about, and now it makes a bit more sense. You can't just go into your local Walmart and buy a bag of doritos with a can of coke on this LOC. Sounds a bit like a HS(pending)A on credit.
Maybe not a bag of doritos and coke...but at least I can pick up a bottle of Excedrin Migraine and that's enough to keep the account active. Besides, with the stressful demand of Corporate America these days (or in my case, the ER), I'm sure many folks can benefit from a bottle of Excedrin; lord knows there are times when I pop those bad boy like tic tacs.
@Loquat wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditCuriosity wrote:
@CherekasActually good catch and re--read email.. Seems like PITA actually as only certain things qualify..
When checking out at the store or club, use your CareCredit credit card first.
Qualified health, wellness and personal care items will be charged to your card.
Any remaining items can be purchased using another payment method. These "qualified items" are just what I was scratching my head about, and now it makes a bit more sense. You can't just go into your local Walmart and buy a bag of doritos with a can of coke on this LOC. Sounds a bit like a HS(pending)A on credit.
Maybe not a bag of doritos and coke...but at least I can pick up a bottle of Excedrin Migraine and that's enough to keep the account active. Besides, with the stressful demand of Corporate America these days (or in my case, the ER), I'm sure many folks can benefit from a bottle of Excedrin; lord knows there are times when I pop those bad boy like tic tacs.
Lol if I would of known this prior I would of got my 300 quarterly order of advil from walmart vs. amazon 
... Too late they just arrived today
Just tried this last night and it went smoothly. All items that qualified were paid and remaining items were paid with a separate account.
As of 11/28/2018
Now you can use your CareCredit credit card at Walmart and Sam's Club locations for in-store purchases of select health, wellness and personal care items.
@Anonymous wrote:Anyone know if you can get an Air Purifier with your care credit card at walmart?
My suggestion is to just try it.
Take it to the check out, attempt to pay with Credit Care. If it doesn't work, you can always just cancel the purchase.
No embarrassment; you can inform the clerk prior if you like: "If this card won't work than I don't want the item" sorta thing.
Good Luck
