QS/1 integrates with Medicare iPad app
QS/1 has partnered with pharmacy software maker iMedicare to help pharmacies better serve the rising number of Medicare patients nationwide.
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Foster Grant Crystal Vision reading glasses debut at CVS, Walgreens
FGX International has introduced the Foster Grant Crystal Vision Reading Glasses collection.
Schick Hydro Silk facebook promo
Schick Hydro Silk® razor, the uniquely designed five blade razor that delivers an experience far beyond just an incredibly close shave, is asking consumers to revamp their razors and other
Rite Aid to deploy 3D holographic rewards kiosks
Rite Aid Corp. is taking in-store marketing to another dimension with the rollout of customer rewards kiosks featuring 3D holographic videos. Provision Interactive Technologies Inc. said Tuesday that it has entered into a multiyear deal to install its 3D Reward Centers in Rite Aid stores.
GSK to transfer nine Rx products to Renaissance
Renaissance Acquisition Holdings has entered into an agreement giving it the U.S. rights to manufacture, market and sell six dermatology and three antiviral products from GlaxoSmithKline.
Vbeaute to launch at Duane Reade, Walgreens stores
Anti-aging skin care brand vbeaute is slated to launch its collection at 11 Duane Reade and Walgreens Look Boutique beauty departments this summer.
CVS begins in-store fundraising campaign for ALS
CVS/pharmacy has launched its annual in-store Advancing Medical Research fundraising campaign for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
AmerisourceBergen wraps up sale of Canadian Rx distribution unit
AmerisourceBergen Corp. has completed the sale of AmerisourceBergen Canada Corp. (ABCC), its Canadian pharmaceutical distribution business, to Kohl & Frisch Ltd. AmerisourceBergen said Monday that it recorded an estimated loss on sale and other impairment charges of $161.
Rx patients aim to stick with current pharmacy
Patients have been very satisfied with their pharmacies for four years running, and the vast majority will continue filling prescriptions at their current pharmacy.
Procter & Gamble brings back Lafley as CEO
The abrupt resignation of Procter & Gamble Co. (P&G) president and chief executive officer Robert McDonald late last month seems to many to have been a reaction to pressure from one of the company’s largest shareholders upset with the poor performance of P&G’s stock.
Walgreens, Alliance Boots, AmerisourceBergen get nod
The budding partnership between Walgreen Co., Alliance Boots GmbH and AmerisourceBergen Corp. has taken several steps forward, with regulators in the United States and Europe clearing the way for the first two companies to assume an equity stake in the third.
CVS: Demographics influence adherence
Women and nonwhites taking statins are more likely to be nonadherent than other patient groups, recent research from CVS Caremark Corp. and Brigham and Women’s Hospital shows.
Tavenner takes helm as full-time chief of CMS
For the first time in more than six years, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has a permanent leader.
Fewer insured seen under ACA
New rules from two federal agencies could lead to 2 million fewer people than previously estimated gaining health coverage under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) said last month.
Rx customers not likely to venture from primary pharmacy
Patients have been very satisfied with their pharmacies for four years running, and the vast majority will continue filling prescriptions at their current pharmacy.
Makeup of Rite Aid’s board of directors changes
Rite Aid Corp. has refashioned its board of directors. In the wake of three of its 10 members stepping down, the company reduced the size of its board to eight and named former Blue Shield of California chairman and chief executive officer Bruce Bodaken as its newest director. Bodaken, 61, spent