Friday is the last day for Walgreens' 1-Hour Delivery Pilot

Friday is the last day to take advantage of Walgreens' “1-Hour Guarantee” same-day delivery pilot in the DMV.

The offer, which is running exclusively across the Greater Washington region, guarantees customers will have items delivered to their door within the hour, and if it’s even a minute late, they can receive $10 in Walgreens cash rewards to use toward future purchases. The offer is available exclusively for myWalgreens members, Walgreens' free rewards program.

More than 27,000 items are available for 1-hour Delivery including vitamins and over-the-counter medicine for those focused on their health and wellness journey or need relief in a pinch. It’s also a great option for those trying to grab those last-minute must-haves for summer fun, like:

• Children’s pain relief
• Sunscreen Sport 50 Lotion
• Insect Repellent Towelettes
• Plastic party cups

Walgreens is so confident in its delivery capabilities that it’s willing to guarantee it’ll be there in an hour – and if not, the company will give customers their order AND additional credit. Should an order be delayed, customers must be a myWalgreens member in order to receive Walgreens cash. myWalgreens is the retailer’s free rewards program that takes just an email and phone number to sign up. The offer does not apply to alcohol deliveries and excludes prescriptions.

Walgreens has a long-standing history of providing customers with convenience from its nearly 9,000 locations. Earlier this year, Walgreens became the first health and wellness retailer to offer 24-hour delivery, allowing caretakers to order items like OTC medications for their elderly parent, helping a parent who forgot to buy sunscreen for their kids first day at camp or for the last-minute toiletry item you forgot to pack before leaving for your summer getaway. These offerings build upon Walgreens convenience offerings including 1-Hour Delivery and 30-Minute Pickup for retail products and prescription same day delivery.

The retailer has not announced plans to extend or expand the test.

Alcohol and prescriptions are not included in the pilot.