Walgreens
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Customers can record their herbal, OTC and Rx drug use at Walgreens.com or at retail locations to alert online and in-store pharmacists to potential interactions, the drug chain says Aug. 8. The program, launched in January at storefronts, has been expanded to the Web site because, unlike other e-pharmacies, Walgreens uses a single database for its Internet and bricks-and-mortar customers, the firm notes
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