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Amazon can now deliver your supplements right to your car

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amazon in car delivery

Last year Amazon launched its unique new delivery service Amazon Key, where you could have your packages delivered right inside your home. The retail giant has now taken things even further and can now deliver your supplements or any other kind of packages into the boot of your car.

The new In-Car Delivery feature is a part of the Amazon Key service, although the requirements for it are obviously a little bit different. The way it works is you place your order, check the “In-Car Delivery” option, and then provide the publicly accessible address where you’ll be parked.

The day your Amazon package is due to be delivered, you’ll receive a message reminding you to park at the right location. Amazon will authorize the delivery before your vehicle is unlocked then send you a notification when your package is delivered, and your car is relocked.

The In-Car Delivery option is currently free to Amazon Prime members in select cities and areas, and only works with compatible vehicles. You can find out more about Amazon’s new service as well as check your eligibility and car compatibility at amazon.com.