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Walgreens
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citysearch c.
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To the other reviewer: Depending on the time of day you went in to the store, 20 minutes is not an excessive wait time. The pharmacist is a health care provider preparing a product customized to your needs. Would you also be upset if you had a doctor appointment at a busy clinic, and had to wait for 20 minutes past your appointment time? Not likely.\r
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As for having the incorrect dosage: Any Walgreens pharmacist would call other local Walgreens stores to find one with the correct dosage. If that failed, he or she could order the correct dosage, and have it the next day. The pharmacist can not and would not simply sell you the incorrect dosage, and tell you to 'break it in half'. It's not legal for him or her to do so; only your doctor can specify something like that.
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