Caring for a loved one can mean helping out with all aspects of life including shopping.
Groceries were most often purchased, followed by household basics and toiletries, according to the survey.
Caregivers spent the most money on groceries, specialized medical equipment, and car-related items.
About half (47%) pick up items in-store when ordering online.
Prioritizing the caregiver market can benefit retailers, the AARP report found.
Three-quarters of adult caregivers shop for themselves when out buying for their loved ones.
What can stores do to better cater to caregivers and their loved ones?
Methodology
The AARP survey was conducted in June and July of 2023 by phone and online.
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Coping involves self-care and formal support.
