The Pharmacy is doing some shady stuff. Repeatedly, I've encountered discrepancies between the labeled and actual amounts of my medications. There have been instances where I've been notified of medication availability despite the fact that I'd already picked it up the day before, or worse, to find an incorrect quantity in the bottle. In a recent incident involving a controlled substance, the labeled amount was 90 pills, but I received only 30. Despite assurances of a review, the pharmacy adamantly denied any error, leaving me to question their integrity.
Initially, I suspected internal theft, but the pharmacist's dismissive response, suggesting I seek a new prescription, raised more serious concerns. The pattern of shorted medications alongside surplus bottles, coupled with my comprehensive insurance coverage - smells more like fraud than just a case of pill pocketing, doesn't it?
Rather than addressing my legitimate concerns, the pharmacy's response has left me feeling stigmatized and doubted. Well, I refuse to be gaslit into feeling like some sort of pill-chasing lunatic. It's not just about my meds anymore; it's about principle so I think I'll pursue this and find out what's really going on. read more
