The Medication Assistance Pharmacy (MAP) helps eligible uninsured South Carolina residents receive free prescription medications by mail. Patients who meet income guidelines can apply at no cost and receive medications shipped directly to their home.
What medications does the Medication Assistance Pharmacy (MAP) offer?
The Medication Assistance Pharmacy offers more than 300 name brand, generic, and over-the-counter medications. Patients, healthcare providers, and community partners can use this page to view the current medication list and stay informed about important medication and program changes.
Medication Updates
Pharmacy News (Updated 10/5/2026)
The Medication Assistance Pharmacy is happy to announce the addition of Novolin 70/30 Flexpen and Novolin N Flexpen to its medication list!
The Medication Assistance Pharmacy is happy to announce the addition of generic Farxiga (dapagliflozin) to its medication list!
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Novo has discontinued Zegalogue
Brand name Prozac and Cymbalta will only be available as generic going forward.
Eli Lily has discontinued PROZAC®, CYMBALTA®, and EVISTA®.
New Medications (Updated 10/5/2026)
Novolin 70/30 Flexpen
Novolin N Flexpen
Dapagliflozin (Farxiga)
Medications No Longer on the List (Updated 5/11/2026)
Sevelamer
Zegalogue
Evista
Please consult our Medication List for available medications.
Currently Available Medications
A prescription is needed for Welvista to provide these products. Maintenance prescriptions should be written for a 90-day supply. Questions? Contact the pharmacy at 803-933-9184.
***All maintenance prescriptions should be written for a 90 day supply. We do not carry controlled substances.***
Prescription FAQ’s
Prescriptions may be mailed to the Medication Assistance Pharmacy at 121 Greystone Blvd. Columbia, SC 29210. Healthcare providers may also call, fax, or electronically prescribe medications directly to the pharmacy.
If prescriptions are currently filled at another pharmacy, the Medication Assistance Pharmacy may be able to transfer it for you. To request a transfer, please provide the name and number of your current pharmacy, along with the names of medications you would like transferred. Our team will work with your pharmacy to complete the transfer process.
The medication list is reviewed and updated regularly to reflect current medication availability and program changes.
Providers may contact the pharmacy team to discuss available alternatives or formulary options.
No. The Medication Assistance Pharmacy does not dispense controlled substances.
The Medication Assistance Pharmacy ships refrigerated medication in temperature-controlled packaging designed to help maintain the required storage conditions during transit. If you have questions about storing or handling a refrigerated medication, please contact the pharmacy team for assistance 803-933-9184.
No. In addition to medications, MAP offers a variety of health -related products and supplies. Available items may include blood glucose meters, testing strips, and lancets
Yes. In addition to prescription medication, MAP offers certain over-the-counter medications, diabetes testing supplies, and other health-related products. A prescription from a healthcare provider is required for all items dispensed through the Medication Assistance Pharmacy, including over-the-counter and medical supplies.
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