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Let's give CVS an "atta boy" NO Cigs
They will no longer sell tobacco products and will rename to CVS Health!....Yea!
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I agree!
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Not until they remove the other unhealthy products from their shelves/stores...sodas, candy, cookies/cake, alcohol, products with cancer-causing additives, etc.
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And some will want them to stop selling wine and beer because buying public can't be responsible for their purchase decisions. Then there is all that harmful candy and Ice Cream.
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Can't folks be happy they did something right?
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Ridiculous. Until they are illegal why not continue to sell them?
As has already been pointed out look, at all of the other unhealthy products that they sell. This is a public relations grab and nothing else. Someone high up in the corporation figures they will make more money from people coming into their stores because of this move. Alcohol, tons of sugared products, salted nuts, poisonous cosmetics, all kinds of processed foods with cancer causing additives, caustic cleaning solutions and who knows what else are still be sold there and no one cares. The anti tobacco people simply have a better PR department the people who are against these other things. Does anyone think that fewer people will smoke because of this. |
When you eat the junk they also sell , you harm yourself. With smokes,you not only harm yourself but others around you. I understand they have concluded that even your pets can be harmed by secondhand smoke. I smoked and quit in 1972 after I had seen some of my friends fathers and my own relatives die from lung and throat cancer. It was very disturbing for me to see. I think it's a good thing they stopped selling cigs. It just might make the light bulb go off and get someone to quit.
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off subject but for the time being I hope all restaurants follow No out door smoking One way to eat healthy |
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Wonder if CVS refusing to also sell alcohol products might just make someone quit drinking too? Maybe an underage person or a college student wanting to participate in binge drinking would be convinced to not do it if they said no to alcohol sales too which would save them from a life of problems. CDC Features - Excessive Drinking Costs U.S. $223.5 Billion The Economic Costs of Excessive Alcohol Consumption | CADCA |
Are they still selling rolling papers? Just wondering.
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I'm not saying that either one is right or wrong, but you just can't say things like "they have concluded that....." I also quit smoking many years ago and don't like it when people smoke, but this is nothing more then a publicity stunt and public relations move. They probably aren't making enough margin on cigarettes these days. That's what usually drives big corporations like this. |
I'll no longer be shopping at CVS. I don't even smoke but only think "what's next?"
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I remember when hospitals sold cigarettes in the gift shop. Then they stopped. Big deal. CVS stopped selling cigarettes. Big deal. BTW, CVS Caremark shares were up today.
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There you go. Stocks up. |
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