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Cardinal Health and Kroger to co-host nationwide drug take-back events

The Cardinal Health Foundation and Kroger Co. will host drug take-back events at more than 200 local pharmacy locations across the country from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 27, 2019 as part of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day.

Bud Light Lemon Tea arrives just in time for summer

Bud Light’s expanding its popular citrus peels portfolio with new Bud Light Lemon Tea. The new innovation is a light lager brewed with real lemon peels and aged over real black tea leaves to give the beer its distinct flavor profile.

CVS Health and SmileDirectClub team up

CVS Health and SmileDirectClub Thursday announced plans to expand access to affordable, convenient orthodontic clear aligner therapy through SmileShops in hundreds of CVS Pharmacy locations.

Cardinal Health acquires mscripts

Cardinal Health announced the acquisition of mscripts, a company that delivers patient adherence and engagement solutions through an innovative, easy-to-use mobile and web-based health management platform.

Cannovia announces official roll out into CBD market

Cannovia, a new provider of pure, quality cannabidiol (CBD)  products for better wellness to positively impact both the mind and body of all people and pets, Wednesday announced their official launch in the CBD market.

Poland Spring rolls out ORIGIN premium spring water

Surrounded by pine trees, hidden in the woods is the source of Poland Spring ORIGIN. It is the first leading American premium bottled spring water, sustainably sourced from the White Cedar Spring in Maine.

CVS Health gearing up for Rx drug take-back day

As part of its commitment to helping build healthier communities, CVS Health is reminding Americans to clean out their medicine cabinets and safely dispose of unused medication on National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day, this Saturday, April 27.

Rite Aid ups age to buy tobacco products to 21

Rite Aid will increase the age to purchase tobacco products to 21 consistent with the company’s commitment to promoting responsible access to tobacco products. Rite Aid previously announced that it will remove e-cigarettes and vaping products chain-wide.