The post was info only and the intent was to give information on the Company that owns RX Relief Card and not reopen a dead topic. RX Relief Card is just one of the Companies owned by: Script Relief LLC and the BBB Report is on this Company and none other. A complete different topic for information. Sorry if you misinterpreted the Post. My mistake by not wording it different although it should draw attention to check out the owning Company and not just the product because of the amount of Posts it generates as is evident by so many different people. This is what caused the hum ha about the Rx Relief Card. Great with some, mediocre with some and completely negative with others. Hope this clarify's the intent of the Post,

And another thing: elevation placement. The stuff they wish to move is placed at eye level (for the lady shopper). Its a little low for the average male. Knick-nacks and items that appeal to kids are on the lower shelves where they can grab and whine. This can backfire, so the more expsnive choclates are on higher shelves out of reach of toddlers. At my local store, they use automatied sprinklers to keep the veggies moist. A few seconds before the sprinklers turn on, a recording of thunder is played with the sound of falling rain to warn shoppers to stand back - the spray is about to begin. Over on the other side of the store are dairy cases. Motion sensors detect when you are nearby and a recording of mooing diary cows begin - that can be anoying. The store is laid out so that people arriving through the main entrance passes by the office. Usually, the owner or a trusted staff member is seated to see you pass by the open office door. They'll say "hello" to each customer as he/she enters the main shopping floor. Music is played over the intercom. Golden Oldies are often selected. In the late afternoon and evening hours whem shoppers are tired, the music selection changes to more lively tunes such as "76 trombones" and marches. This helps to put a bit of spring in tired clinetel's steps and keeps the masses moving.

The link below say they have one that will fit. Double check and make sure before you make any purchases. https://jet.com/product/detail/d2a50c2e0ed94d009a014da42964ddfd?jcmp=semnb:ggl:g_nb_dur_dsa_shopping_vehicles_parts_neww_co:DSA_vehicles_parts_vehicle_parts_accessories::SEM_719976625_40286360849_dsa-274688588298:na:na:na:2&code=SEMNB15&pid=kenshoo_int&c=719976625&is_retargeting=true&clickid=c1a25ace-3070-4fc3-8941-1f35c5e9873c&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIjojp_7nR1AIVDH1-Ch0o4Ql4EAAYAyAAEgKKzvD_BwE

before Zantac was OTC, sister had a yellow lab with stomach issues. she tried to get vet to write the prescription for HER so she could use her prescription plan... joking, sorta. i had a stomach "thing" little over a year ago. came home from hospital with 2-3 prescriptions to be filled. my sister (nurse ratched) got me settled in at home and then off to get prescriptions filled. she called me from pharmacy... one of the prescriptions was almost $200... for a months worth. i told her not to get it and called doctor. medication was in a liquid form. he gave me prescription for SAME thing in these massive, chalky, "horse pills" that instantly started dissolving once they hit my tongue. not the most pleasant but $8-10 for a months worth?? needless to say, i just drink a LOT of water to get them down!