Copays, HSA and FSA cards, front-store retail and delivery.
HSA and FSA cards at a pharmacy depend on the POS identifying eligible items.
If the system cannot tell eligible items from others, health cards can be declined at the counter.
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Many customers pay with HSA or FSA cards. Pharmacies generally need a POS that identifies eligible items so those cards approve. Ask your POS provider how it handles this.
Copays and front-store purchases run together. Most are small debit transactions, so debit pricing matters.
Delivery payments are card-not-present or taken at the door by mobile terminal.
Interchange-plus with debit passed through suits pharmacies.
Often because the POS is not identifying eligible items; ask your POS provider.
Interchange-plus with debit passed through.
Mobile terminals or payment links.
Usually yes.
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