"Bought Acne Patches From The Store, Opened The Package When I Got Home And It's Empty"
"Went to my local CVS near a college to buy some pimple patches. I didn't think I needed to open the box to check if there are any patches inside, so I just drove home with some other groceries and thought that was that.
Came home, took a nice shower, cleansed my face, and was ready to use this brand of patches for the first time. When I opened it, it was just empty. Nothing. Thank God the store is willing to help me get a new box when I called them about this.
Mildly infuriating that I have to go back outside in the cold to get a new box, I was so ready to unwind from work too."
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Angelina 2 month s ago
#41 The Viagra on the Kids Medicine shelves is bad enough. But the Frontline for cats must be for *Fur Babies*??
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Nibby 2 month s ago
Angelina,
Technically, Viagra is a drug for kids.
Technically, Viagra is a drug for kids.
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Vince 2 month s ago
Consider switching to a neighborhood pharmacy instead of these chains
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Nibby 2 month s ago
#28 Well, I guess you'll have to eh...... you know? Close it up?
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Tiff 1 month ago
#1 More than once, I was put on a combination of meds which would have killed me if I'd taken them at the recommended doses. Not maybe killed me; definitely would have killed me, and in at least one case, would have killed me before the EMTs had time to get there. No doctor, no pharmacist ever mentioned this to me; I found out on my own - mostly when things began to happen such as my ankles swelling up as big as my thighs, my teeth so loose they went most of the way sideways, and of course, my life passing before my eyes as I lay on the floor egesting violently from every orifice in a near-fatal hypertensive crisis.
I would have appreciated that kind of care from a pharmacist - or anyone.
I would have appreciated that kind of care from a pharmacist - or anyone.
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Tiff 1 month ago
Tiff, Now that I've read the whole list: none of these surprise me. I've been given wrong meds so often that I've lost count.
Technically, Viagra is a drug for kids.
I would have appreciated that kind of care from a pharmacist - or anyone.