Originally Posted By leemac <<Also, isn't Walgreens near bankruptcy? And they can afford to build that?!>> They will be tenants so it is only the fit out and rent they need to source. Anyhow pharmacies are a great business in the U.S. where prescription costs are so high!
Originally Posted By FerretAfros I wonder how many people will actually use that location (or the CVS across the street) to fill prescriptions. It seems like it would probably be inconvenient, though I guess some CMs may find it handy. I suspect most people who go there will be using it more like a mini grocery store for a couple days of vacation
Originally Posted By doombuggy I'll still drive to Target or Walmart then go to Walgreens or CVS<the 2nd over priced pharmacy out there> for any last minute things.
Originally Posted By SuperDry <<< I wonder how many people will actually use that location (or the CVS across the street) to fill prescriptions. It seems like it would probably be inconvenient, though I guess some CMs may find it handy. >>> I think you are only considering local residents. Consider all of the travelers and use Walgreens as their regular, home-town pharmacy. If they are on regular medication, and happen to run out or lose their supply while traveling, they can get refills on their existing prescriptions at that Walgreens. Or, if they get sick, some people will phone their regular doctor who will call in a prescription (legal as long as the doctor as physically seen the patient within the past year). I suspect that chain pharmacies in tourist areas do a great deal of prescription business of this type.
Originally Posted By Disneydanny Katella anfd Harbor? I thought Walgreen's was on the corner of Happy and Healthy? <a target="blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpaOy8b8X6A">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...Oy8b8X6A</a>
