A natural neighbor to the pharmacy counter.
Add vision screening and prescription eyewear to a place customers already trust for their health and everyday needs.
A useful new reason to stop
Customers already come to the pharmacy. A kiosk near the counter gives them a screening they can do while they are there, and a clear next step toward glasses.
More than a reader rack
Ready-made readers have a place, but they use preset powers. A VZN Rx kiosk can carry readers and also offer a path to prescription glasses made to order.
Fit it around pharmacy workflow
Plan where the kiosk sits relative to the counter, queues and consultation areas, who staffs it, and how the pharmacy team directs customers to the attendant. Attendants help with the equipment and ordering; they do not interpret results or give clinical advice.
A pharmacy prescription is not a glasses prescription
An eyewear order requires an eyewear prescription through the approved process. Pharmacy dispensing information does not replace it, which is part of why a screening can start the path.
Planning questions
Before you get started
What should a pharmacy bring to planning?
The pharmacy format, available space, staffing and hours, your website setup, and how you would direct customers to the kiosk. Include grocery-based and large-format pharmacies in the site review.
Does the pharmacy need to provide eye exams?
No. The kiosk offers screening, not a comprehensive exam. Any clinical service is evaluated separately with the responsible licensed provider.
Turn the details into a pilot plan.
Bring your location, shoppers and operating questions. Together, we can work through the scope and responsibilities.