The Oklahoma WIC Program partners with grocery stores (WIC vendors) to provide an effective and convenient way for WIC participants to receive WIC foods. The program provides participants with WIC foods in specific quantities and types, and Cash Value Benefits for fresh, frozen, and canned fruits and vegetables. The eWIC card contains food prescriptions designed to meet nutritional needs, promote healthy birth outcomes, and promote optimal growth and development of children. Authorized WIC vendors accept eWIC Cards for the WIC Approved Items.
WIC vendors process the eWIC card in accordance with the Oklahoma WIC Program Vendor Handbook and Vendor Agreement Information.
You can reach the WIC Vendor Management Office by contacting the State WIC Office at 1-888-655-2942, Option #5. Emails can be sent to WicVendorsHelpDesk@health.ok.gov. Vendor Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis.
How to Apply to Be An Oklahoma WIC Vendor
Obtain an application from the State WIC Office by emailing WicVendorsHelpDesk@health.ok.gov or by calling 1-888-655-2942, Option #5.
An application and shelf price survey will be sent to the applicant.
The applicant reviews the terms and conditions for becoming an Oklahoma WIC Vendor. A copy of the Vendor Agreement and Handbook is available in the Downloads section below.
The applicant submits the completed application and shelf price survey for review.
The WIC Program reviews the information provided for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with the established selection criteria listed in the Vendor Agreement.
If approved, the WIC Program issues the Vendor Agreement to be signed and assigns a five (5) digit Vendor Number.
If the applicant meets the selection criteria, an on-site authorization, certification, and new vendor training are scheduled.
Important
The vendor must notify the Oklahoma WIC Program in writing at least 15 days before any plans to change the store name, cease operation, change ownership, or change the store location. The Vendor Agreement is terminated upon change of ownership, change in location (unless in the same township), or cessation of operation for more than 90 days.
WIC offers a variety of foods to help families make smart choices. WIC offers fruits, vegetables, whole grains, low-fat milk, yogurt, soy-based beverages and baby food, in addition to cereal, eggs, juice, peanut butter and beans.