Define: Convenient

A: Yes, it is legal to use a convenient store as a pickup location for online purchases as long as the store has agreed to provide this service and the customer has consented to it.

A: Yes, a convenient store has the right to refuse service to a customer as long as it is not based on discriminatory grounds such as race, gender, or religion.

A: While it may vary by jurisdiction, many convenient stores are required to have security cameras installed for safety and crime prevention purposes.

A: Yes, convenient stores can sell alcohol if they have obtained the necessary licenses and comply with local laws and regulations regarding the sale of alcoholic beverages.

A: Yes, convenient stores can sell tobacco products if they have obtained the necessary licenses and comply with local laws and regulations regarding the sale of tobacco.

A: There is no universal requirement for convenient stores to have public restrooms. However, some jurisdictions may have specific regulations regarding restroom availability for certain types of establishments.

A: No, it is illegal for a convenient store to sell expired products. Stores are required to ensure that the products they sell are safe and within their expiration dates.

A: While convenient stores are not legally obligated to accept returns or provide refunds, many stores have their own return policies in place. It is advisable to check the store’s policy before making a purchase.

A: No, convenient stores are generally not authorized to sell prescription medications. These medications can only be sold by licensed pharmacies or authorized healthcare providers.