Several chain stores are expected to hand out free N95 masks from the Biden administration, some starting as soon as Friday. There is a limit of three masks per person.
from the Biden administration starting Friday. There is a limit of three masks per person.
The drug-store retailer said participating stores will have signs up once the masks are available. Rival drug store Rite Aid said they will also have free masks and that more will be offered on a rolling basis over the next two weeks as they are delivered. Walmart, Safeway, CVS and other pharmacies are also expecting shipments in the next week. The process to pick up the masks will vary from store to store. of stores where free masks of varying sizes will be shipped in the "first wave." They expect all participating stores to receive shipments by mid-February. It should be noted that California stores are not included in the first wave of shipments.
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