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Amazon announced the launch of drone deliveries of medicines purchased through Amazon Pharmacy, its online prescription drug store. Amazon said packages will be dropped by drone within 60 minutes of being ordered via Amazon Pharmacy. The first city for the service will be College Station, Texas. To learn more about Amazon’s Prime Air drone delivery…

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Amazon announced the launch of drone deliveries of medicines purchased through Amazon Pharmacy, its online prescription drug store.

Amazon said packages will be dropped by drone within 60 minutes of being ordered via Amazon Pharmacy. The first city for the service will be College Station, Texas.

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  1. Станислав Руденко

    October 20, 2023 at 12:59 pm

    And you watching when your box with Insulin falling on concrete floor ????

  2. Adam Isherwood

    October 23, 2023 at 5:17 pm

    Just PR !

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