Amazon pharmacy

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Customers can now purchase prescription medications through theAmazononline store – convenient and reliable access, without leaving home AmazonPrime members receive free two-day delivery and up to 80% savings when paying without insurance, with new prescription savings benefit SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 17, 2020--Amazon.com, Inc.(NASDAQ: AMZN) today announced two new pharmacy offerings to help customers conveniently purchase their prescription medications.Amazon Pharmacy, a new store onAmazon, allows customers to complete an entire pharmacy transaction on their desktop or mobile device through theAmazonApp. Using a secure pharmacy profile, customers can add their insurance information, manage prescriptions, and choose payment options before checking out. Prime members receive unlimited, free two-day delivery on orders fromAmazon Pharmacyincluded with their membership. To learn more and get started, visit amazon.com/pharmacy. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20201117005429/en/ Customers can now purchase prescription medications throughAmazon Pharmacy– convenient and reliable access, without leaving home. (Photo: Business Wire) Also new today, Prime members can access savings on medications atAmazon Pharmacywhen paying without insurance, as well as at over 50,000 other participating pharmacies nationwide. TheAmazonPrime prescription savings benefit saves members up to 80% off generic and 40% off br...

When we launched Amazon Pharmacy in November 2020, we set out to build the world's most customer-obsessed pharmacy in an industry that is often inconvenient and confusing. Our goal is to make it convenient for customers to access and pay for their medications, and to offer a simple shopping experience that is as easy as any other purchase on Amazon. In the past year, we launched two features that make it easier for customers to find and compare the price of medication: our insurance price checker, which enables customers to check their copay price before ordering, and the Amazon Prime prescription discount card, which provides Prime members savings of up to 80% on generic drugs and 40% on branded medications when paying without insurance. Read more Amazon Pharmacy is also helping reduce barriers that keep individuals from staying on medications prescribed by their health care providers. Patients frequently don’t continue treatment as prescribed, often due to challenges with cost or the burden of managing refills, according to a review by the Annals of Internal Medicine. To address this, we launched a six-month supply option for the most commonly prescribed medications, such as atorvastatin, lisinopril, and metformin. Select medications are available to Prime members for as little as $1 per month. Our latest offering aims to improve access for Prime members who rely on Insulin Lispro to help manage diabetes. Insulin accounts for a large portion of diabetes spending and can ...