Medications and Wellness Essentials Delivered to Your Front Door
(NAPSI)—Whether you’re tied up at work, busy with school or just not feeling well, home delivery is a convenient and affordable way to get the products and medications you need. Good news: while home delivery from one major pharmacy isn’t new, the service has been enhanced and is faster than ever.
CVS Pharmacy launched 1- to 2-day delivery on eligible prescriptions nationwide back in 2018. Since then, the company has added more delivery options, such as on-demand delivery (or delivery in as little as three hours) and has expanded the products eligible for delivery.
It’s a core component of the company’s digital offerings and its effort to meet consumers’ unique health and wellness needs. Delivery is available through more than 9,000 CVS Pharmacy locations across the U.S. and 97% of Americans can access those services.
“Our wide array of delivery offerings allows us to get household products, health and beauty aids, and OTC and prescription medications to our customers and patients faster than ever before,” said Prem Shah, Executive Vice President, Chief Pharmacy Officer, and President of Pharmacy and Consumer Wellness, CVS Health. “We’ve led the way in prescription delivery and will continue to innovate to ensure we meet the demands of those who shop and fill prescriptions with us.”
How does prescription delivery work?
Getting products and prescriptions delivered to your door is quick and easy. The first step is to download the CVS Pharmacy app or sign up for text alerts. Patients then order their prescriptions or request refills as normal. When prescription orders are ready, the patient can review their order status and schedule one of several delivery options, if their prescriptions are eligible for delivery, on their CVS Pharmacy app or by clicking on a text message link.
CVS Pharmacy offers free on-demand and 1- to 2-day delivery of all eligible prescriptions through its ExtraCare+ membership program. For those who are not ExtraCare+ members, the fee for on-demand delivery in as little as three hours is $9.49 and 1- to 2-day delivery is $5.49. All options can be managed through the CVS Pharmacy app, SMS text messaging, CVS.com or by speaking with the local CVS Pharmacy team.
If a state allows, CVS Pharmacy offers prescription delivery on most types of medications. Some insurers do not allow prescription delivery and other exclusions may apply. You can learn more about CVS Pharmacy’s delivery options at www.cvs.com/delivery.
*FOR RX DELIVERY: Rx delivery is available for eligible prescription drug orders with qualifying prescription benefit programs and insurance plans. Order cutoff times may vary by delivery option and pharmacy location. Delivery fees apply and may vary by delivery option and location. Other restrictions apply. Click to learn more.
*FOR SAME-DAY DELIVERY (NON-RX): Same-Day Delivery is available for a fee with qualifying retail orders. Minimum order total required. Excludes select items and locations. Delivery window is an estimate and may be subject to delays. Click to learn more.
*FOR EXTRACARE PLUS: Membership is $5 per month or $48 annually plus any applicable taxes. Must have a valid ExtraCare® card to enroll. Membership requires recurring charges to your payment card and automatically renews until canceled. To enable certain digital, shipping and pharmacy delivery benefits, you must have a CVS® account and complete your digital profile online. CVS.com® shipping and same-day delivery are FREE for qualifying orders of at least $10 after the application of any coupons, rewards, or discounts and before taxes are applied. FREE Rx delivery is available for qualifying prescription orders and health plans. Delivery times may vary. Most stores are eligible for delivery. Other exclusions apply. Click for full EC+ terms and conditions.
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