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Pharmacy outlets inside supermarkets sell prescription and over-the-counter drugs, capitalizing on heavy customer traffic. Most supermarkets only carry over-the-counter drugs for impulse purchases at checkouts or displays. In addition to pharmaceuticals, supermarkets offer health foods. Visible and accessible drug displays at checkouts and aisles trigger impulse buying. Purchasing decisions are made by supply officers or store managers, with credit terms of 15-30 days. Drug companies rent supermarket shelf space and checkout displays on a monthly basis.
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- 2. Inside the supermarket permises attended by a liscensed pharmacists are pharmacy outlets. They sell practically all drug products as in a drugstore or community pharmacy such as prescription and non-prescription drugs. These outlets captilize on the total shop-mix or One-Stop-Shop concept. Customer traffic is heavy in supermarkets and these drugs enjoy hefty sales and profits.
- 3. A majority of groceries and supermarkets throughout the country are only allowed to carry OTC drug products either at the selling areas or check-out counters or both, because these are simply bought by shoppers whom may have heard, seen or read these products on radio, TV or print advertisement, are prescribed by their family physicians and denstist, or are endorsed by friends, relatives and associates.
- 4. OTC products are displayed in massive gondolas and display racks while at those at the check-out counters are made available through dispensers and are mostly in tablet formats.
- 5. Groceries and supermarkets also carry health food products in addtion to pharmaceutical products. There are no pharmacist at the selling areas of these outlets and shoppers simply pick-up their choices. Impulse buying is a common occurence either at the selling areas, floor displays or check-out counters. The drug products on mass display, easily accessible and visible, trigger purchase decisions, in a new market such as groceries for the present drug products.
- 6. Merchandising paraphernalia includes price tags, posters, stickers, buntings, banners, and the merchandise itself, on display. The purchase decision-makers in groceries and supermarkers are the Purchasing/Supply Officers, and in some instances, the store manager or owner. Credit terms are in the range if 15- 30 days.
- 7. Merchandise displays at the floor ares and check out counters are not for free but rented out to suppliers/manufacturing on a monthly basis. Example: Monthly rentals of P200 for products on dipslay per check-out-counter. P6,000- 8,000 for floor product displays.