CVS.com
Ask the pharmacist about your prescriptions,managing side effects, and over-the-counter medications. Plus, we can help you with Medicare Part D and other insurance questions.
With over 6,900 stores across the US, you’re never far away from a CVS/pharmacy.
We can check for potential interactions between all of your medications when you fill all your prescriptions with us.
Drive-thru convenience and 24-hour stores at many locations.
We can make your life easier with automatic refills and a reminder call.
Cvs.com – Prescription refills, history, and transfers, as well as access to health tips and advice—all at your fingertips.
Drugstore.com
drugstore.com, inc. (NASDAQ: DSCM) is a leading online provider of health, beauty, vision, and pharmacy products. Our portfolio of brands includes: drugstore.com™, Beauty.com™, and VisionDirect.com™. All are accessible from http://www.drugstore.com and provide a convenient, private, and informative shopping experience while offering a wide assortment of more than 45,000 products at competitive prices.
The drugstore.com pharmacy is certified by the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP) as a Verified Internet Pharmacy Practice Site (VIPPS) and operates in compliance with federal and state laws and regulations in the United States.
Walgreens.com
Today, with 425 new stores opening each year and 7,000 planned by 2010, Walgreens continues to innovate. Walgreens new computer system for filling prescriptions, Intercom Plus, links all stores into a single network and represents how advanced technology serves customers’ needs better than any other pharmacy resource.
In fact, Walgreens is the largest private user of satellite technology (second only to the United States government). Billing, labeling and prescription histories (for tax planning and reimbursement) are available more quickly and easily than ever before.
And now, with the ability to fill prescriptions quickly and economically at www.walgreens.com, the latest piece of Walgreens advanced technology is in place. For now.
After all, you can’t move forward if you’re standing still.
