Reports say that Amazon plans to start the Amazon RxPass subscription program in the United States. It is the drug subscription that will be available for Prime members.
The company will now charge its members a $5 monthly fee. Amazon will supply the medicines to customers at their doorsteps.
The company has also announced that this subscription will start working today. The program will now offer medicine for more than 80 common health issues.
The problems include hair loss, anxiety, and high blood pressure. These health cases are common. Yet, countless people need medicine for them.
The company has placed a list of generic medicines on the website. You can log on to the Amazon Pharmacy website. All medicines are on the list for general use.
Amazon RxPass Subscription Program – Your 24/7 Pharmacy:
This program fee will have a delivery cost of $5. Besides this, the monthly bill of Amazon Prime members will include this fee. The fee will remain the same. It does not matter if the customer orders more medications.
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Customers can request medicines on a monthly basis. Or they can request medicines on a quarterly basis. It depends on the condition of the medication.
The plan also encloses health issues such as diabetes, allergies, etc. Yet, the company will not deliver insulin due to its sensitivity. Now, more than 150 million people are using the service in the US.
In recent years, Amazon has formed. This program was launched in 2019 and closed last year.
Then, the company formed the Amazon Clinic to deal with patients on calls. This program was launched in 2020 for Prime customers. Moreover, it is still an inexpensive online drugstore.
The Amazon RxPass subscription program is available in almost all states of the US. Also, the company is yet to clarify if the company plans to expand to other countries. For expansion, it will need permission from respective countries.
Notably, people who have Government subscriptions are not eligible. Yet, they can use state insurance to get drugs at Amazon Pharmacy.
