Costco Pharmacy

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revdev

Joined 2 years ago

mentopause pharmisist gos off on reverend. The costco at 82nd street is a real treat. On 4 different occasions she was so scattered brained clearly under the influence of the Inventory 1st claimed the doctors dea number was a fake this ws promptly cleared up by the doctor. 2nd miscounted a class 2 narcotic by exactly 1/2 the perscription This fortunatly the customer counted them before leaving the counter the same customer returned home to find the whole bottle missing after confronting the store manager about the missing meds she delivered them the the customer after hours to a neutral location 3rd customer submitted a new perscription for a revised dosage of pills with directions on usage you scolded them that taking 1/2 to 1 tablet should last 40 days not 28 days as perscribed by the doctor again the doctor had to clear up the math 4th the doctor wrote a perscription for medicine to be taken the day before a surgery after waiting 30 minutes none of the 5 employee's had actually called to verify Each blamed the other. After 2 hours a very patient minister waiting in the food area asked to see the perscription to call turns out she had called wrong number and didnt leave a call back number to their pharmacy just "the pharmist at costco" thats all ! when the minister asked to leave to have it filled at another location She went off in the food court implying that it was forged and an addict and that he was creating a seen and she waxs just doing her job this video and scolding was recording and may be seen on face book soon little did she know 5 other members of the church as well as a police officer were witnessing the tantrum. When the store manager was contacted she stood by her story the have yet to see the video or the statements by the doctor or the police officer.

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Saira Masood

Joined 5 years ago

Boxes of consumer goodies are stacked as high as the eye can see at this international chain store. In Short
Formerly known as the Price Club, this large membership-only warehouse is chock-full of almost any consumer product under the sun-in bulk, of course. With goods ranging from high-end electronics to outdoor furniture to fresh lobster, this wholesale superstore has got it (lots and lots of it!). While the high-volume and low prices appeals mainly to families and business, it's not uncommon to find college students trolling the various aisles for free food samples. The various membership options offer a range of plans, all reasonably priced. A word of warning to shopaholics: If you leave home without a list, you might spend more than you bargained for with all the deals offered.