Where is condom section in walmart

Investigate TV. Gray DC Bureau. Midwest Grill'n. Latest Newscasts. Dismiss Weather Alerts Alerts Bar. Some local Walmarts and drugstores locking up latex. By Bailey Hurley. Published: Feb. Share on Facebook.

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Moorhead man dies after being pinned under van while doing repairs. If your selected Walmart has the necessary stock, the App will inform you of exactly which shelf and aisle the condoms are stationed on.

Additionally, some stores may keep condoms in a locked cabinet behind the front counter. To find out more, you can also read our posts on how long does Walmart pharmacy hold prescriptions , if Walmart accepts Tricare , and if Walmart accepts GoodRx. There are plenty of designs to choose from with the option of Latex or Non-Latex condoms.

For more hard-to-find items, also see my guides on where to find heating pads and lighters in Walmart and other grocery stores. Marques Thomas graduated with an MBA in To make his purchase, he had to flag down a store employee to open the display. He found this rather awkward. And then, he was told he was not allowed to carry the condoms with him as he continued his shopping — he had to immediately pay for them at the pharmacy or drop them off there and pay when he was ready to check out.

It makes me wonder if the store has a problem with customers buying condoms and immediately using them in the store. More importantly, the protocol seems to me to be an inconvenience — albeit a minor one in an age of pandemic — for those seeking to do something which seems to be a public health goal: safe sex.

In addition, many might find it embarrassing to search the store for an employee to unlock the cabinet. Will the employee ask: "Would you like some lubricant to go with that purchase? And aren't you the Answer Man? It seemed odd enough that I decided to check it out and immediately drove to the wrong Walmart Supercenter.

I did not go to the one on Independence that the reader had mentioned. I like to think maybe I was distracted by the fact I would have to ask someone about condoms. At least, I thought, I'd be wearing a mask.