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So, after watching the pharmacist fill perscriptions for friends, while they talk about personal stuff, even though I had already been waiting twenty minutes, she started grilling me about pain meds that I was picking up for my child. I had a script from a local, legitimate Doctor, and my son had been battling a painful illness for several months. She asked lots of questions that, frankly, we're none of her business, and then had the nerve to tell me I should have the neurologist call her for advice on treating his pain! I couldn't believe it. She actually thinks, that after weeks in the hospital in ICU, she, NEVER having been to med school or knowing which tests and drugs were used/tried already (not that she has the knowledge to interprete any of it) a medical specialists should call HER, for advice. Such an unfounded ego! This woman is on a power trip. My advice to her is, Just stay behind the counter, follow Drs. Orders and count the pills lady. I will drive three times as far for a pharmacy rather than go back there. Idiot.
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