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Because Amazon has demonstrated little willingness to deal with their counterfeit problems, which extend beyond electronics and oven mitts to things like supple
by dralley 5y ago
Because Amazon has demonstrated little willingness to deal with their counterfeit problems, which extend beyond electronics and oven mitts to things like supplements and consumables.
The cavalier way they treat their supply chains gives me absolutely no confidence that they will treat prescriptions with the proper respect.
- notyourwork 5y agoI don’t think Amazon is co-mingling RX like they do with FBA.
- Dylan16807 5y agoThat's a big fat "maybe" and "yet". I wouldn't easily trust it.
- notyourwork 5y agoIt’s really not.
- Dylan16807 5y agoAmazon partnering with existing pharmacies seems like a very plausible step to me. Amazon storing inventory from those pharmacies in a single location also sounds like a plausible step to me. And then that's comingling that requires me to trust the absolute worst partner. With good reason to worry that these invisible companies might not have the best standards. Which step do you think isn't plausible? And I'm not saying I won't trust it, I'm saying I'd have to research it more and keep extra vigilant for any changes.