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Caremark to offer visually accessible prescription labels

January 9, 2015

CVS Health has announced that its mail order service known as Caremark will begin offering talking, braille and large print prescription labels.

The announcement comes as a result of a series of Structured Negotiations held between Caremark, the American Council for the Blind and individual Caremark members.

Caremark joins CVS.com, Wal-Mart and Walgreens in the growing list of companies that have worked with the disability rights community in Structured Negotiations on accessible prescription labels.

Complete details of this agreement can be found @  http://lflegal.com/2015/01/caremark/

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