Starting April 22, there will be a new way to order face masks. Besides getting them online and at pharmacies, NHI card holders will be able to order them at their neighborhood convenience store. Orders can be placed using the self-service kiosks at Taiwan’s four major convenience store chains. As before, these masks can be collected at any convenience store, PX Mart, or Simple Mart. PX Mart has set up a clean room to process the tide of masks going through their logistics system. It’s a lean and well-oiled operation, with dozens of employees packing masks to the highest hygiene standards.Employees wear clean room suits, medical-grade gloves and face masks to ensure the highest hygiene standards while packing face masks.They count face masks and put them into packets. Then it’s over to the semiautomatic sealer. PX Marts have become one of the locations where face masks ordered online can be picked up. To pack those masks, the chain has set up a clean room. Before entering, everyone must put on a full protective suit and get disinfected from head to toe.Luan Mei-yunPX Mart PR managerThis clean room is an additional expense. Every day there are 40 to 80 people here processing face masks. Every day, they handle at least 20,000 to 30,000 face masks.The masks are packed to the highest health standards. They are delivered in airtight packaging to give peace of mind to buyers. Besides the four major convenience store chains, online mask orders are available for pickup at supermarket chains PX Mart and Simple Mart. And soon, convenience stores will also provide more than just collection services.Angel HsuFTV reporterThe online mask rationing system 3.0 is slated to launch on April 22. In the future, convenience stores won’t just be a place to pick up masks. You’ll also be able to place orders here.At this terminal, insert your NHI card, type in your personal information, and your order is complete. Minister Without Portfolio Audrey Tang says she’s tested the system and the process takes just 55 seconds.Member of the publicDownloading apps is not very convenient for seniors. Allowing orders right in the store will make it more convenient for them.The new ordering system will be available at 7-Eleven, FamilyMart, OK Mart and Hi-Life. Orders will not be taken at supermarkets as they’re not set up with the requisite equipment.
Order Masks At Convenience Stores Starting April 22
Starting April 22, there will be a new way to order face masks. Besides getting them online and at pharmacies, NHI card holders will be able to order them at their neighborhood convenience store. Orders can be placed using the self-service kiosks at Taiwan’s four major convenience store chains. As before, these masks can be collected at any convenience store, PX Mart, or Simple Mart. PX Mart has set up a clean room to process the tide of masks going through their logistics system. It’s a lean and well-oiled operation, with dozens of employees packing masks to the highest hygiene standards.Employees wear clean room suits, medical-grade gloves and face masks to ensure the highest hygiene standards while packing face masks.They count face masks and put them into packets. Then it’s over to the semiautomatic sealer. PX Marts have become one of the locations where face masks ordered online can be picked up. To pack those masks, the chain has set up a clean room. Before entering, everyone must put on a full protective suit and get disinfected from head to toe.Luan Mei-yunPX Mart PR managerThis clean room is an additional expense. Every day there are 40 to 80 people here processing face masks. Every day, they handle at least 20,000 to 30,000 face masks.The masks are packed to the highest health standards. They are delivered in airtight packaging to give peace of mind to buyers. Besides the four major convenience store chains, online mask orders are available for pickup at supermarket chains PX Mart and Simple Mart. And soon, convenience stores will also provide more than just collection services.Angel HsuFTV reporterThe online mask rationing system 3.0 is slated to launch on April 22. In the future, convenience stores won’t just be a place to pick up masks. You’ll also be able to place orders here.At this terminal, insert your NHI card, type in your personal information, and your order is complete. Minister Without Portfolio Audrey Tang says she’s tested the system and the process takes just 55 seconds.Member of the publicDownloading apps is not very convenient for seniors. Allowing orders right in the store will make it more convenient for them.The new ordering system will be available at 7-Eleven, FamilyMart, OK Mart and Hi-Life. Orders will not be taken at supermarkets as they’re not set up with the requisite equipment.
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