Amazon pharmacy in India.

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The move comes as the pandemic has caused demand for delivery to skyrocket.
Amazon is further expanding its e-commerce empire, announced on Friday that it's planning to launch a pharmacy in Bangalore, India, amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Amazon Pharmacy will allow customers to order prescription based medication in addition to over-the-counter medicines, basic health devices and Ayurveda medication from certified sellers.
This is particularly relevant in present times as it will help customers meet their essential needs while staying safe at home.
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