Dude, what the heck?
I'll make this brief, it is not terribly bad service or anything, but still.
My other post is here.
My husband went to Safeway yesterday to have a prescription filled. They put HIS name on it, even though clearly on the prescription it's written out for ME.
They are so getting a letter from me about this, and all the other stuff that has accumulated (just for point measures) and then I'm off to search for another pharmacy.
And no, like I said, it's not BAD, though it maybe could be? I mean, what happens if my insurance finds out about this? And my endocrinologist would be like "I don't have a patient by that name." AND my husband has to keep good documented track of the meds he's on, because he's on SSDI. I don't think this would ultimately hurt him in any way, but still.
Also, what about the laws regarding prescriptions. LOL, I might be breaking the law! I am taking medicine that wasn't "prescribed to me." Ha ha.
Oh wait! I forgot about this piece of service we got. Not earth shattering, but it's just another strike against what used to be a pretty good grocery store, the aforementioned Safeway.
On the same visit, while waiting for the pills to be refilled, my husband also got 2 deli sandwiches since we finally worked our way up to our free one. And the deli worker sighed and told my hubby "Don't you want to get a sandwich from over there? (pre-made.) They're cheaper."
Yes, they are cheaper, but we wanted our free one. And excuse us for asking a deli working to make a deli sandwich, which I thought maybe you were hired to do.
(Oy, I don't mean to sound so snobby about that, but truly... isn't a deli worker supposed to work in the deli, which can include making sandwiches? That's my point.)
I'll make this brief, it is not terribly bad service or anything, but still.
My other post is here.
My husband went to Safeway yesterday to have a prescription filled. They put HIS name on it, even though clearly on the prescription it's written out for ME.
They are so getting a letter from me about this, and all the other stuff that has accumulated (just for point measures) and then I'm off to search for another pharmacy.
And no, like I said, it's not BAD, though it maybe could be? I mean, what happens if my insurance finds out about this? And my endocrinologist would be like "I don't have a patient by that name." AND my husband has to keep good documented track of the meds he's on, because he's on SSDI. I don't think this would ultimately hurt him in any way, but still.
Also, what about the laws regarding prescriptions. LOL, I might be breaking the law! I am taking medicine that wasn't "prescribed to me." Ha ha.
Oh wait! I forgot about this piece of service we got. Not earth shattering, but it's just another strike against what used to be a pretty good grocery store, the aforementioned Safeway.
On the same visit, while waiting for the pills to be refilled, my husband also got 2 deli sandwiches since we finally worked our way up to our free one. And the deli worker sighed and told my hubby "Don't you want to get a sandwich from over there? (pre-made.) They're cheaper."
Yes, they are cheaper, but we wanted our free one. And excuse us for asking a deli working to make a deli sandwich, which I thought maybe you were hired to do.
(Oy, I don't mean to sound so snobby about that, but truly... isn't a deli worker supposed to work in the deli, which can include making sandwiches? That's my point.)