The drugstore chain plans to offer products that are authenticated by NFTs. This will include virtual prescription drugs and wellness products.
In its filing under its corporate CVS Health (CVS) name, the company lays claim to selling a variety of products online, including prescription drugs, health, wellness, beauty and personal care products, as well as non-fungible tokens and “crypto-collectibles.”
CVS is one of many companies that have started their journey in the metaverse. They have filed for trademarks to offer virtual health care services in a metaverse environment. This could be the first of its kind.
This week, clothing brand Wrangler, athletic apparel company Champion, and restaurant chain Wingstop (WING) all filed trademarks for NFT-related ventures. In December, Walmart (WMT) filed several trademarks that signaled its plan to make and sell virtual goods in the metaverse.
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