CVS Health is launching an app that will allow customers access to locked display cabinets "for easier access to merchandise," according to information sent to Newsweek. "The enhanced app features new technologies for the consumers' whole health, providing convenience, savings and ease," Tara Burke, a press contact for CVS Health told Newsweek.

CVS is testing new functionality on their CVS Health app that allows users to unlock those annoying plexiglass cabinets.

According to the release, the new app, which is a successor to the CVS Pharmacy app, will allow shoppers to manage prescriptions, schedule immunizations and expedite checkout. But the most-talked-about option, currently being tested in a handful of stores, is the ability to open locked display cabinets for easier access to merchandise.

CVS just launched a new iPhone app, where it’s trialing a feature that lets you unlock in-store product cabinets with your phone.

Gone are the days of waiting for workers to unlock your deodorant and shampoo from behind their plastic prisons. A new feature in the CVS Health app, which was overhauled and released Tuesday, will allow customers to unlock a theft-proof cabinet themselves,