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CVS to Offer Curbside Pick-Up

Free service called “CVS Express”

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8 years ago

April 21, 2016

CVS (Woonsocket, R.I.) announced that it has plans to begin offering curbside pick-up at all of its pharmacy locations. The service, which will be called “CVS Express,” will be offered through a strategic partnership the retailer has entered with Curbside (Palo Alto, Calif.).

The retailer began testing the concept last summer in San Francisco and has since expanded it to 350 stores in the Bay Area; Charlotte, N.C.; and Atlanta. Customers are able to use the CVS mobile application to select from nearly 10,000 different items to order that they can then pick-up curbside at their local store within an hour. The service is offered for free, reports Tech Crunch.

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