Walgreens and CVS to Test Teeth Straightening and Cleaning in Some Stores

Online shopping continues to challenge traditional retailers.  Less adaptable retailers like Sears lose the battle and go out of business but others, like Best Buy have found ways to adjust and enhance their value proposition to maintain relevance.  The same dynamic is affecting drugstores and Walgreens and CVS are experimenting with added services to keep customers coming in.  This CNBC article talks about some of those efforts.  CVS is running a pilot with SmileDirectClub to fit people for invisible braces in-store.  Walgreens is experimenting with opening a dental office inside a few of their stores.  Walgreens is also experimenting with shifting their segmentation focus to double-down on seniors.