Amazon is Getting Into Your Medicine Cabinet with Amazon Pharmacy

This isn’t their first time dipping their toe into the prescription medication pool, though. They had already acquired PillPack a while back, which is a service that is primarily for chronic medications. This will still continue to run separately but underneath the Amazon Pharmacy umbrella. The new platform will be useful for fast, non-habitual prescriptions.

The fact that people are, now more than ever, looking for ways to get things done from the convenience and safety of their own home is what helped to spark this action. Customers can order their prescriptions 100% online and have them delivered directly to their doorstep. They make it easy and secure to connect insurance information and payment methods and manage prescriptions from a single platform.

Shopping on Amazon Pharmacy will be the same seamless experience that you expect on the regular Amazon platform. And if you’re a Prime member, it gets even better. You get free, 2-day shipping and up to 80% off generic and 40% off brand name medications when paying without insurance. And if you have insurance, you’re able to compare at checkout to see if it might end up being cheaper taking the discount instead of using insurance.

This seems like the perfect move at the perfect time. As COVID cases are once again ramping up, it’s definitely even more important for people to have affordable, convenient, and safe access to medications.

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