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  • Someone get me off this godforsaken island

    Remember “Gilligan’s Island?” Man, that was a great show. The thing about “Gilligan’s Island” was that no matter what else happened, you just knew they were never getting off that island.

    It really didn’t matter how rock bands, movie stars or Russian cosmonauts washed up on shore, the passengers and crew of the S.S. Minnow were never getting off that island.

    And that’s why eventually you just had to stop watching. You already knew the ending, and at some point the jokes just got stale.

  • Garnier Fructis' Anti-Humidity Hairspray collection

    NEW YORK Garnier Fructis' new Anti-Humidity Hairspray collection was spotted on shelf at a CVS/pharmacy in Manhattan.

  • What game are you watching?

    “So, who’s bigger—CVS or Walgreens?”

  • Walgreens makes a home in Brooklyn with 7,000th store

  • Lights, camera, action …

    What kind of an impact can you make in 30 seconds or even two minutes?

    For Walgreens president and CEO Greg Wasson, 30 seconds was plenty of time.

  • CVS/pharmacy marks a milestone with 7,000th store

    NEW YORK CVS Caremark's opening of its 7,000th store is important as it is yet another indication of the retailer's strong management, efficient execution and its ability to understand and meet the needs of its shoppers.

     

    Serving more than 4 million customers per day, the $87 billion powerhouse has proven over the years that it is a well-oiled machine. Today, it is aggressively taking an active role on the front lines of healthcare by leveraging its PBM business and MinuteClinics.

     

     

  • Organix hair care brand

    NEW YORK Vogue International has been making waves in the hair care segment with its Organix hair care brand, which launched in 2007.

    The brand, spotted on shelf at a CVS store in Manhattan, will have an even bigger year in 2010 as it will be partnering with Walt Disney to promote Tim Burton?s new “Alice in Wonderland” film, featuring Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter.

  • Burt's Bees

    NEW YORK Burt's Bees is looking to help consumers battle blemishes – naturally!

    The manufacturer has introduced a four-step product regimen that it is promoting as "the first and only truly natural acne solution" and it was spotted on shelf at a CVS store in Manhattan.

    The regimen includes a Purifying Gel Cleanser, Pore Refining Scrub, Daily Moisturizing Lotion and Targeted Spot Treatment.

  • Axe Detailer Shower Tool

    NEW YORK A cool new shower sponge for guys -- aptly dubbed the "Axe Detailer Shower Tool" -- by Unilever's Axe brand was not only spotted on shelf at CVS/pharmacy but was also tagged as a "Hot New Item!"

    This two-sided tool is designed to be used with Axe Shower Gel. The scrub side helps to smooth rough spots like elbows and heels. The soft mesh side will build a gentle lather to clean the entire body.

  • Private-label products at CVS

    NEW YORK The push of private label at retail is evident at a CVS/pharmacy in Manhattan.

    This end cap featuring several CVS private label personal care products is what shoppers see as soon as they enter the store. The display on the middle shelf reads: "Compares to Aveeno National Brand Products."

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