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They won't have a medication in stock, they can only partially fill it (requiring you to forfeit the rest), you have to bring in a physical prescription (it can
by brbsix 10y ago
They won't have a medication in stock, they can only partially fill it (requiring you to forfeit the rest), you have to bring in a physical prescription (it cannot be called or faxed in), they say the wait time is 1 hour and it ends up being days, they have to call the doctor, pickup requires a pharmacist consult but no pharmacist is presently available, their computers (and thus insurance billing) are down therefore only cash is accepted. I could go on.
- arethuza 10y agoOnly time I can remember having to wait more than about 15 minutes (and that was in an eye hospital for apparently drugs that were rare and expensive) was for rabies vaccine and even then the pharmacy delivered it to the GP for them to store it before we had paid (NB we don't normally pay for prescriptions here, things like rabies vaccine are done "private").