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Pharmacy Times

September 2022
Volume88
Issue 09

Pet Peeves: September 2022

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Brought to You by The Sassy Pharmacist

Brought to you by The Sassy Pharmacist

Fourth Time’s the Charm

The pharmacist triple-counts the medication, and the patient recounts it in the drive-through.

Ignored Advice

Patients who ask for a recommendation and then buy something else.

Wrong Number

Patients who call the pharmacy asking about front-of-store items.

What’s Bothering You?

Bossy patients, abandoned prescriptions, drive-through demands? We want to know! Send your pet peeves to [email protected]. We’ll share them here and online.

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