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Latebreakers: CVS completes label improvements
Latebreakers: CVS completes label improvements
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CVS has completed the national rollout of its new blueEasyRead prescription labels, which feature largertypeface, a change from yellow to blue highlighting foreasier reading, and a cleaner layout.
The labels alsoinclude a physical description of the pill prescribed tohelp customers identify their medications. CVS madethe changes with a particular focus on addressing theneeds of its senior customers.
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