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You can’t always get what you want, but with the right membership program, you can get the things you really need — like fresh groceries, prescriptions, and more — in one streamlined service that saves cash and your precious time.

Walmart+fits the bill with tons of benefits, product offerings, and saving opportunities not just on necessities, but anything Walmart offers (hint: it’s a lot). After a 15-day free trial, a Walmart+ membership costs $98 per year (or $12.95 per month). Here’s why you’ll want one for yourself.

Get fresh groceries delivered ASAP

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There’s a lot to love about ordering groceries online and delivery fees are definitely not on the list. Luckily, Walmart+ members get free same-day delivery on fresh groceries like organic fruits and vegetables, USDA Choice burgers, and other must-haves, all at the same great prices they would find in-store — including no hidden markups on items. Now here’s a little math to sweeten the deal: grocery delivery saves you 7.5 hours per month (based on two store trips a week).

Save money on prescriptions with Rx for less

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Rx for less from Walmart+ is the latest addition to the service’s offerings, and for those who rely on prescriptions, it could be a game-changer. Walmart+ members can conveniently search eligible medications at Walmartplus.com/rx, then use their Walmart+ pharmacy savings card when they pick up their prescriptions — and select prescriptions are free.

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Free shipping without an order minimum

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If you’re shopping online — and let’s face it, who isn’t these days — shipping fees can really sneak up on you at checkout time. All eligible products on Walmart.com are shipped for free to members, whether you’re buying one thing or 101 things.

Fuel up for adventure

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As if saving on groceries, prescriptions, shipping, and other items wasn’t enough, a Walmart+ membership helps you save on fuel, too, so you can go on plenty of summer adventures. You’ll save 5 cents per gallon at Walmart and Murphy stations and receive member prices at Sam’s Club fuel centers — just over 2,000 convenient locations.

Scan and be on your way

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If you’re short on time (and who isn’t these days?), Walmart+ can even help you get in and out of the store in a hurry. Just download the Walmart app and you can shop, scan, pay, and be out the door with contact-free checkout just as fast as you can say, “Savings.”

Opens in a new window Credit: Mashable Staff Snag a Walmart+ membership for $98 per year (or $12.95 per month) today

For same day delivery: $35 order minimum. Restrictions apply.

Free shipping, no order minimum: Excludes freight & Marketplace items.

RX for less: Not available in all states or during trial period. The program is not insurance & cannot be combined with insurance. Savings off of the overall regular nationwide retail pharmacy prices based upon 2020 national program savings data from MedImpact; average savings are 65%.

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