Which retail innovation first allowed patients to pick up prescriptions via drive-thru windows, significantly changing pharmacy accessibility?

The pharmacy retail landscape has undergone dramatic transformations in recent decades. From corner drugstores to major chains with innovative service models, medical retailers have adapted to changing healthcare demands. This poll explores a significant retail innovation that changed how medications are dispensed and how patients interact with pharmacies. Test your knowledge of this pharmaceutical retail breakthrough!

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Walgreens introduced the first pharmacy drive-thru in 1992, creating a new standard for convenience in medication dispensing
CVS pioneered the pharmacy drive-thru concept in 1987 as part of their 'Wellness on Wheels' initiative
Rite Aid developed the first prescription drive-thru system in 1995 following extensive customer satisfaction research
McDonald's collaborated with Merck in 1990 to create the first 'McPharmacy' drive-thru concept stores