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  • Bartell taps LexisNexis Risk Solutions, eRx Network for prescriber validation

    SEATTLE — Bartell Drugs has become the first user of the strategic alliance between LexisNexis Risk Solutions and eRx Network for its prescriber validation. The pharmacy chain will leverage LexisNexis VerifyRx to perform real-time prescription compliance checks within their existing workflows.

  • Walmart streamlines returns process with new mobile effort

    BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Eager to streamline the often frustrating task of merchandise returns, Walmart will introduce Mobile Express Returns. Starting Nov. 9, the new service will enable online customers to use the Walmart app to begin the returns process — before even heading to their local store.

    Here’s how it works: Customers follow prompts on the Walmart app to find their transaction and pinpoint the merchandise they want to return. Once completed, they can go to their local Walmart store, and enter the Mobile Express Lane.

  • Walmart e-commerce GM outlines digital opportunity at Emerson Group's Industry Day

    PHILADELPHIA — It's easy to fall into the trap of thinking about e-commerce as just another store or just another channel warned Musab Balbale, VP and general manager for Walmart e-commerce, but it's not.

  • The Little Clinic provides reduced pricing to Kroger associates

    CINCINNATI — Kroger is now offering associates and their immediate families pricing of $25 or less for medically necessary services at The Little Clinic locations, the grocer announced Monday.

    "We are committed to helping our associates and customers live healthier lives," stated Colleen Lindholz, president Kroger Pharmacy and The Little Clinic. "Our mission is to simplify healthcare by creating affordable solutions that combine health, wellness and nutrition."

  • Amazon reportedly still mulling online drug sales

    Amazon is deciding how to get a foothold into the multibillion-dollar prescription drug market.

    The online giant is expected to make a decision before Thanksgiving of whether it will sell prescription drugs online. These details came from an email from Amazon, as well as a source familiar with the situation, according to CNBC.

  • Bartell honors suppliers at 28th annual Vendor Breakfast

    SEATTLE — Bartell Drugs took over the Seattle Aquarium Thursday to honor its supplier partners at its 28th annual Vendor Breakfast. The breakfast featured owners, CEOS, presidents and products representatives from more than 80 companies, including more than 25 that are locally based.

  • Costco rolls out expanded delivery options amid Q4 results

    ISSAQUAH, Wash. — Costco Wholesale Club is upping its home delivery game for online food orders as the grocery delivery market continues to heat up.

    The retailer has introduced a new two-day delivery service, called CostcoGrocer, for customers across the United States (with the exception of those in Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico.). The service, which has a fee of $3, offers delivery of non-perishable foods and sundries, with about 500 items available. The delivery fee is waived for orders over $75.

  • In wake of Harvey, Paramount Rx helps cover cost of tetanus vaccines at H-E-B stores

    CARY, N.C. —  In response to public health concerns associated with flooding, Prescription Benefits Manager Paramount Rx has partnered with grocery retailer H-E-B to support the distribution of 2,500 free tetanus vaccinations at H-E-B stores in certain areas affected by Hurricane Harvey.

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