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An internet pharmacy is a great way for senior citizens to buy their drugs without leaving their home

An internet pharmacy is a handy place to buy drugs online and save some money at the same time. Many house bound people will enjoy buying their drugs online and the internet is not just for computer geeks any more. "Contrary to popular belief that older internet users were taught how to use the internet by their children or grandchildren, SeniorNet finds that 76% say they taught themselves. Another 37% say they took a class to learn and just 30% say they got help from a relative. Forrester Research, in a recent study, estimates that 45% of seniors in North America, age 58 and older, are online."

There are a growing number of places a non-computer owner can gain access to the internet. Libraries, internet cafes and internet kiosks in malls are growing in popularity.

Libraries are a great place to get online. Almost every library now has computers for their members to use to get on the internet. For seniors who generally are not employed or retired they can get there early to avoid the 5:00 charge. Most libraries do not charge for this service.

Internet cafes are small business’ or franchises set up for the sole purpose of providing internet access to those who do not own a computer or don’t want to pay for continued internet access. Generally there is no waiting because they have a generous amount of computer stations set up and internet ready. They differ from library access because they charge a fee for their services.

Internet Kiosks are the newest addition to community internet access. These kiosks are usually set up in shopping malls. They are a lot like ATM machines. You insert your money or credit card and you purchase the amount of time you want to spend on the internet. You are prompted with the time you have left and will log you off the system when your time runs out.