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Lee Irving

4.1 (9 reviews)
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2 months ago

Great service and hot food products. Always willing to help with any questions. Also great selection of drinks.

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2 years ago

Robin has to be the nicest polite and happy gas attendant ever, so happy we stopped here for gas, restroom and snacks

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This Walgreens is a wonderful drugstore and pharmacy. The pharmacy assistant is pleasant, polite…read moreand extremely helpful. The pharmacist has given me personal help many times. The store workers are there willing to give assistance finding items. Kudos to Lee Walgreens!

Apparently some of the sub-human moids working in the pharmacy feel like it's appropriate to bully…read moremedical patients using their misunderstanding of current NH law as a foundation for their arguments... Let me make this *VERY CLEAR* Yes, in New Hampshire, a pharmacy can fax a prescription to a doctor's office. This is a common and accepted practice for various reasons, such as clarifying prescription details, requesting refills, or transferring prescriptions. Here's a more detailed explanation: Common Practice: Faxing prescriptions is a standard method for communication between pharmacies and prescribers in New Hampshire. Reasons for Faxing: Pharmacies may fax prescriptions to: Clarify prescription details with the prescriber. Request a refill authorization. Transfer a prescription from one pharmacy to another. Electronic Prescribing: While electronic prescribing (e-prescribing) is becoming more prevalent, faxing remains a valid method, particularly for controlled substances or in situations where electronic systems are not available. DEA Regulations: The DEA requires computer-generated prescriptions, including those transmitted by fax, to be manually signed by the prescriber. Original Prescription: For Schedule II controlled substances, the pharmacy must still receive the original, signed, written prescription before dispensing the medication. Confidentiality: Faxing prescriptions requires maintaining patient confidentiality, which is a crucial aspect of pharmacy practice THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO REQUESTING THE PRESCRIPTION. If you are requesting the original, signed, written prescription before dispensing the medication this is not a crime, nor a reason to harass, belittle, or gaslight your customers. It's almost like some of your pharmacists might be dipping into your Adderall stockpiles.

Lee Irving - servicestations - Updated November 2026

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