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What''s open on Christmas? For stores, CVS, Walgreens and convenience stores. For restaurants, select Starbucks, Dunkin'' and McDonald''s are open.

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Amazon has announced a limit to the number of at-home Covid test kits per customer as demand surges amid a rise in cases since the discovery of the Omicron variant. Walgreens and CVS also introduced purchase limits. Read Full Article at RT.com

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With the holidays approaching, omicron here, and case rates still high, tests are even harder to come by in Pennsylvania.

At-home COVID tests are flying off shelves and the two largest drugstore chains have responded with curbs on how many kits customers can buy at a time.

The Illinois-based company announced Tuesday a four-item purchase limit on at-home COVID-19 testing products.

Walgreens and CVS previously imposed limits on COVID test kit purchases, both in-store and online, due to increased demand for at-home tests.

CVS said they''re added a limit of six kits per purchase to ensure enough people have access. Walgreens said it is limiting purchases to four at a time.

Amazon Limits Sales Of COVID Home Tests To 10 Per Person Looks like President Biden beat Amazon to the punch when he unveiled plans earlier this week that he would buy and distribute 500M COVID tests to Americans starting ASAP. The e-commerce giant has been so heavily inundated with orders for tests ahead of the holidays that it has opted to limit purchases of the at-home PCR tests kits to 10 units per shopper for the time being, according to CNBC . An Amazon spokesperson told CNBC that the company is experiencing inventory shortages on some Covid tests due to increased demand. The company is working to secure additional Covid test inventory from its selling partners, the spokesperson said. Well, we have some news for Amazon: it can try as hard as it wants to secure more tests, but President Biden''s latest purchase from the government might ultimately prove redundant since it''s looking increasingly likely that Americans and their insurance companies might have paid for them instead. With rising COVID case numbers in the US fueling the latest wave of holiday travel paranoia, pharmacy chains Walgreens and CVS Health also said Tuesday that they would limit how many at-home COVID tests customers can purchase both in-store and online.

With Christmas just days away, the demand for rapid COVID-19 tests has massively increased.

Due to significant demand for at-home rapid testing, Walgreens announced Tuesday that they will place a four-item purchase limit on at home COVID-19 testing products to meet customer demands.

Walgreens and CVS have imposed purchase limits on at-home COVID-19 testing products across stores and online as omicron increases demand.

Walgreens announced that it''s limiting customers to purchases of four at-home COVID-19 test kits, due to an ''unprecedented increase in demand''. CVS and Walmart are also limiting test purchases.