There are numerous reasons to grocery shop online versus grocery shopping from a physical store:
1. You save time. No more needing to drive to the grocery store and then circling the parking lot fighting with other people over parking spaces. No more winding your way up and down the aisles at the store hunting for every item. No more standing in long lines at the checkout counter. No more loading the groceries into your car and then unloading them when you get home.
2. If you have a physical impairment that inhibits you from the physical labor associated with the whole grocery shopping experience, then the convenience of being able to grocery shop online will help you overcome your limitations.
3. You save money. Sure, you may be paying additional fees if you grocery shop online. But think about how much money you will save in the long run by not impulse shopping! We all have walked into a grocery store at one time or another, with a short grocery list, and walked out with a ton of other items that were not on your list! If you grocery shop online, you avoid the unintended consequences of impulse shopping entirely!
4. You free up your time. If you have an extremely busy schedule juggling your work, your family commitments, or if your schedule does not permit you to get to the grocery store during normal business hours, then you can rest assured. You can grocery shop online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at your own convenience, and schedule to have your groceries delivered to your home at the time of your choosing.
5. You have one less chore to do. You can automate your grocery shopping experience by scheduling to have grocery items that need to be replenished at regular intervals be shipped to you.
6. If you live in a building that makes lugging grocery bags up and down flights of stores or up and down an elevator and down a hallway a difficult task, then you can have your groceries delivered right to your doorstep.
7. You avoid stress. No more hassle of having to drive to the grocery store, circle around the parking fighting over a parking space. No more dragging your screaming and restless kids with you to the store. No more meandering through the crowded isles trying to figure out where everything is. No more getting stick in grocery store traffic jam gridlock while trying to avoid a collision with other shopping carts. No more standing in long lines at the checkout counter. No more physical labor of loading your groceries into the trunk of your car and unloading them when you get home.
Source:
http://www.ezinearticles.com/?Grocery-Shop-Online&id=1208251
Also you can download the grocery list.
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Grocery Shoppers Need Protection from Germ-infested Shopping Cart Handles to Avoid Illnesses and Dis
Monroe, Mich. -- Health-conscious shoppers can now stay healthy thanks to the invention of The Healthy Handle.
The Healthy Handle slips over the handle on shopping carts to protect users from exposure to germs, viruses, bacteria and other contaminants, according to inventor Al Dandy of Dandy Enterprises LLC.
The fact that shopping carts are contaminated is real, and they are a major contributor to a huge public health problem,” Dandy said.
It is not uncommon to see customers sneeze or cough into their hands, then go back to pushing a shopping cart. Young children drool, and teething babies bite on the handles -- even when under the watchful eye of a parent. Such practices lead to the spread of illnesses.
In recent studies, shopping cart handles tested positive for bodily fluids such as, blood, saliva, mucus, and even urine and fecal matter. Not only common sense, but scientific research has proven the danger of spreading illness by hand contact with these and many other contaminates, according to Dandy.
Not only do we have to contend with existing illnesses, but because our borders are virtually gone, we now have to deal with new diseases and illnesses that follow the new cultures. Traditions and different beliefs, along with personal hygiene differences, bring new problems. We must not ignore the problem, but address it with common sense and effective aids,” Dandy said.
The idea for The Healthy Handle came when Dandy’s wife cut her hand on a broken piece of plastic on a shopping cart handle.
There’s got to be a way that people can be protected while using a shopping cart,” she told him. And he set out to do just that.
The Healthy Handle, built to fit all shopping cart handles, is easy to use and dishwasher safe. It can be applied and removed without touching the shopping cart handle itself. It takes protection a step further than antibacterial wipes, he said.
After extensive research, it didn’t take long to understand that there is no one way to eliminate the contamination using chemicals that could be used safely by humans,” Dandy explained. “I’m talking about total elimination of contamination, not just certain bacteria or viruses.”
There is no wipe or spray that will eliminate all the many forms of contamination on a shopping cart handle, according to Dandy.
The Healthy Handle, constructed of materials that resist contamination, provides a barrier of protection between the shopper and the cart handle, preventing spread of viruses or bacteria, Dandy said. It is re-usable, practical and discreet.
Source:http://www.americanchronicle.com
The Healthy Handle slips over the handle on shopping carts to protect users from exposure to germs, viruses, bacteria and other contaminants, according to inventor Al Dandy of Dandy Enterprises LLC.
The fact that shopping carts are contaminated is real, and they are a major contributor to a huge public health problem,” Dandy said.
It is not uncommon to see customers sneeze or cough into their hands, then go back to pushing a shopping cart. Young children drool, and teething babies bite on the handles -- even when under the watchful eye of a parent. Such practices lead to the spread of illnesses.
In recent studies, shopping cart handles tested positive for bodily fluids such as, blood, saliva, mucus, and even urine and fecal matter. Not only common sense, but scientific research has proven the danger of spreading illness by hand contact with these and many other contaminates, according to Dandy.
Not only do we have to contend with existing illnesses, but because our borders are virtually gone, we now have to deal with new diseases and illnesses that follow the new cultures. Traditions and different beliefs, along with personal hygiene differences, bring new problems. We must not ignore the problem, but address it with common sense and effective aids,” Dandy said.
The idea for The Healthy Handle came when Dandy’s wife cut her hand on a broken piece of plastic on a shopping cart handle.
There’s got to be a way that people can be protected while using a shopping cart,” she told him. And he set out to do just that.
The Healthy Handle, built to fit all shopping cart handles, is easy to use and dishwasher safe. It can be applied and removed without touching the shopping cart handle itself. It takes protection a step further than antibacterial wipes, he said.
After extensive research, it didn’t take long to understand that there is no one way to eliminate the contamination using chemicals that could be used safely by humans,” Dandy explained. “I’m talking about total elimination of contamination, not just certain bacteria or viruses.”
There is no wipe or spray that will eliminate all the many forms of contamination on a shopping cart handle, according to Dandy.
The Healthy Handle, constructed of materials that resist contamination, provides a barrier of protection between the shopper and the cart handle, preventing spread of viruses or bacteria, Dandy said. It is re-usable, practical and discreet.
Source:http://www.americanchronicle.com
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