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Pharmacy Times

September 2021
Volume87
Issue 9

September 2021 Pet Peeves

How would you respond to these situations?

Interrupted: Customers who yell over the customer you are helping to ask where something is.

Last Minute Requests: When people don't call ahead for items on the floor.

Supply and Demand: Asking if we have extra COVID-19 shots at 8am.

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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September 2021 Pet Peeves
September 2021 Pet Peeves
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September 2021 Rx Product News
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Innovative Technology Helps Manage Chronic Conditions
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