CVS said on Sept. 29 that select U.S. stores will start stocking the Pokémon Trading Card Game Mega Evolution Knockout Collection and Mega Evolution Mini Tin in early October. It’s not the first place most people would think to check, which is exactly why this matters with demand still running high ahead of Pokémon’s 30th anniversary and the holiday season.
In a Sept. 29 update, CVS said the products should arrive “within the next week or so.” The Mega Evolution Knockout Collection is priced at $14.99, while the Mega Evolution Mini Tin will sell for $12.99.
If you’ve had a hard time finding Pokémon cards at Target, Walmart, or other big chains, CVS is now worth keeping an eye on. Stock will still vary by store, though, and this doesn’t look like a full nationwide reset across the chain.
You could run into the usual issues: low shelf counts, fast sellouts, and online inventory that doesn’t match what’s actually sitting in the store. Checking multiple locations or calling ahead may still be necessary.
That’s the bigger change here. Pokémon cards are moving beyond game shops, hobby stores, and mass retailers. Now they’re showing up in pharmacies too.
Interest in Pokémon cards probably isn’t fading anytime soon, with October 2026 already shaping up to be busy around the 30th Celebration wave and Delta Reign arriving in early November. Check participating CVS stores.