I had been going to Avita Pharmacy formerly Dekalb Longs Health pharmacy for about 5 years! Great service in the beginning, but there is a pharmacist that work there named Darryl, very cold hearted racist! Never once spoke to me or other African American clients, they would always have 2 African Americans that talked to and helped us, a man and a woman, and they were extremely pleasant, but this guy would always keep working and watching tv never once asked me if he could help me nor did he ever speak to us! But as soon as he felt like he had some bad news to tell my husband and I about basically dropping us as clients because of a particular medication we needed him to order, and he was so happy to tell us this news that he didn't mind talking to us for the first time in over 5 years! All of a sudden a month ago he comes telling me that he would no longer be ordering a high demand pain medication that I had been taking for over 5 years, he said because they had been robbed about 3 times for the medication as if I knew who it was or as if it were me or if I had something to do with it! To my knowledge I've tried looking it up as to you suppose to report things like that but was unsuccessful in finding anything about any robberies, and I've I told him I'm not asking for you to hold the medication in your store, but could you order it for me per need, he said I'm not ordering it period, as if that's going to stop whomever it is from breaking in! He then said I'm sure they're not breaking in for blood pressure medicine! I feel my family was targeted and mistreated because we had been with this company for half a decade and more could have been done to make this better! I think I should call their corporate office to report this because it's unethical and morally wrong! This guy never spoke to me or my husband in 5 or more years, never offered to help us unless there was no one else immediately available, but when other customers would come in we would literally witness him speak and go above and beyond to help them! read more