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I’ve only taken the prescription six times—that’s the absolute limit allowed. Next time, I’m definitely grabbing more; but honestly, that isn't even the issue. It’s more about the pharmacist acting like he’s the one maintaining this rigid standard of strictness ccc
I don't usually post on forums, but this really got under my skin today, so I’m wondering if anyone else has dealt with something similar. I headed to the pharmacy because I needed to pick up a few things, thinking, "I don't actually need these pills yet, but I'll grab them now so I don't have to go back in ten days." And then the pharmacist tells me she can't give them to me—that she can only provide one box a month or she could lose her job. As if she's breaking some massive law! Honestly, what law? You all treat people taking medication like we're hardened criminals. We're going to destroy the American lineage or something, apparently. I don't even believe this law exists; if it does, someone please enlighten me.
In the end, I didn't get the pills, so the question remains: is it true that I just can't take more than one at a time anymore?😕