CVS Knows You Hate Those Locked Cabinets
The company said it was testing a feature on its app that would allow customers to unlock the cabinets instead of waiting for an employee to do so.
CVS gives some customers a way to get into locked cabinets
Instead of waiting for an employee to take pity on you and unlock the cabinets in the deodorant aisle, you may soon have another way to access the locked-up shampoo and ibuprofen you seek.
CVS Launches App for Customers To Access Locked-Up Merchandise
CVS Health is launching an app that will allow customers access to locked display cabinets "for easier access to merchandise," according to information sent to Newsweek. "The enhanced app features new technologies for the consumers' whole health, providing convenience, savings and ease," Tara Burke, a press contact for CVS Health told Newsweek.
CVS Unveiled Their Solution To Those Locked Cabinets, And People Have A Lot Of Thoughts
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CVS Is Turning Locked Shelves Into an Excuse to Make You Download Its App
People hoping to actually be able to take things off the shelves like they would do in a normal store will have to download the CVS app and sign up for the company’s loyalty program. You’ll have to be logged into the app and connect to the store’s Wi-Fi,
'When You Lock Up Products You Lock Out Customers': CVS Is Testing an App That Lets Shoppers Unlock Store Cases Themselves.
CVS is testing new functionality on their CVS Health app that allows users to unlock those annoying plexiglass cabinets.
Locked shelves inside CVS could soon be a hassle of the past
The drug store chain says it's working on extending a pilot program that allows customers to unlock items, themselves. CBS News New York's Zinnia Maldonado reports.
CVS has a solution to frustration over locked-up products
As consumers continue to dodge stores that have adopted this form of theft prevention, CVS believes it has a unique solution to tackle frustration over locked-up products, and it is testing it in select stores in New York City.
CVS rolls out app that allows customers to unlock anti-theft shelves: ‘People really, really dislike locked cabinets’
To combat thieves, drugstores across the city have put many of their goods behind lock and key, forcing shoppers to wait for an employee to retrieve the item instead.
CVS testing new way for shoppers to open cabinet locks without an employee
CVS is rolling out a pilot program in New York that lets shoppers use an app to open glass cabinets with their phone instead of summoning an employee with a button. The feature is part of the new CVS Health app and is available in three stores in the city: in Midtown East,
CVS might soon let you open all those annoying locked shelves with your phone
If a trial running in a handful of stores goes well, CVS will expand the feature to many more locations this year. Chris ...
CVS locking up water, chips in SF stores is ‘last resort’ to deter theft, company says
Retail theft has plagued many businesses in San Francisco and the rest of the Bay Area. One of the largest retailers in the ...
CVS Will Allow Customers to Unlock Those Anti-Theft Product Cases, But There’s a Catch
CVS just announced that it’s giving customers the ability to unlock the products they want with a new app, but it’s so ...