
- August 2013 Pain Awareness
- Volume 79
- Issue 8
Pet Peeves
Witnessed While Working at the Pharmacy.
In response to a customer’s inquiry regarding the high price of Retin-A, the pharmacist responds, “What do you expect … they’re using it for wrinkles instead of pimples,” emphasizing the point by poking violently at the customer’s face.
Dead-end E-scripts.
Calling the phone number on an e-script and being told the doctor doesn’t practice there.
Looking for a Quick Fix?
The customary weekend phone call that goes something like this: “Do you have oxycodone 30 mg in stock? I’ll pay for it with cash.”
Quick Switch.
When a customer requests a few pills until he can see the physician, but he has the new prescription sent to a competing pharmacy. Then, when he thinks the price is too high, he requests that the prescription be transferred back to your pharmacy in a hurry because he’s out of pills.
What’s bothering you?
Bossy patients, abandoned prescriptions, drive-throughs? Pharmacy Times wants to know. Send your pet peeves to
Articles in this issue
about 13 years ago
Medication Management: A Team Sportabout 13 years ago
Case Studiesabout 13 years ago
Quality Patient Care Award Winner Focuses on Customer Serviceabout 13 years ago
Can You Read These Rxs?about 13 years ago
Health App Wrapabout 13 years ago
Weather Does Not Consistently Affect Fibromyalgia Symptomsabout 13 years ago
Poorer and Minority Patients Less Likely to Receive Opioid Prescriptionsabout 13 years ago
Preemptive Pain Management May Reduce Postsurgical Discomfort



































































































