[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by bowlingal

I pick up my scripts at Publix, never mail order. The diabetes medications are free.

Mail order delivers 3 months supply with our insurances. Publix offers only one month supply at a time. Mail order is much more convenient for us.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by westernrider75

The vast majority of prescriptions do not come mail order. It is a small piece of the pie, although your insurance company would like to make it a much bigger one.

I do wonder why CVS would be building new stores when they announced they would be closing many existing stores.

Gee, I wouldn't know about that. Between my husband and myself, all our routine medications are supplied by our insurance company by mail order. We do not have to go to a pharmacy for medication unless it is OTC or something ordered for an acute condition.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by ROCKETMAN

Also a target, gas station, and fast food restaurant in the same area. Lots of traffic on 466a

Commerce brings traffic. I still don't think traffic on 466A is a problem......yet. It is a breeze to travel on 466A no matter what time of day. Then again, I'm from NY, NJ and south Florida where there is REAL traffic.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

Commerce brings traffic. I still don't think traffic on 466A is a problem......yet. It is a breeze to travel on 466A no matter what time of day. Then again, I'm from NY, NJ and south Florida where there is REAL traffic.

I have to agree. I've never encountered much traffic on 466A...

[Rainger99]

How does Bushnell (with a population of about 3100) have a Walmart Supercenter and the southern section of the Villages have nothing? If Walmart can make money in Bushnell, they can make more money putting a store south of 44.