Why don't people do an sharing economy when they shop for their own grocers. Get paid like $2 50 when doing an order in a store and meet the person to transfer the basket to.

Online shopping is the way to go. I've done this since college and can't imagine how much time I've saved. I have some vision, bu treading labels and prices takes so much longer and other customers are pretty rude about it unless you're carrying a cane (...and even then). Also, bigger trips aren't possible without getting a ride or calling a cab making the delivery fee as cheap if not cheaper than actually going to the store myself.

I would like to see more stores offer a "order for pickup" option with a low or no fee. This would allow for smaller grocery orders (as opposed to the delivery options which usually have a $50 or more minimum). It would also allow for a shorter turnaround time. Frankly, it'd be useful for sighted and blind alike. I think I've heard Amazon is already planning on something like this in Seattle.

Thanks for sharing your experience.

I do most of my grocery shopping online. If I go to a store regularly I can remember where stuff is or the staff help me. If it's a strange store I will ask someone. If I have my white cane people are always really helpful.

Online grocery delivery has changed everything. It's fast, not very expensive, and accessible.