The *Angriest* Pharmacist You want your prescription filled when? Eat shit…

Fills deez fer me

Posted on February 23, 2008

I filled 9 scripts today for three different kids.

Jimbo Jones -- Flintstones Vitamins, Iron Drops, and Rondec DM
Jackson Smith -- Flintstones Vitamins, Iron Drops, and Rondec DM
Cameron Sledgehammer -- Flintstones Vitamins, Rondec DM, and Augmentin

Several things piss me off about this situation:
1. This mother was pregnant again (likely with a 4th man's seed).
2. Five of the nine prescriptions are OTC Products (Flintstones x 3 and Iron x 2)
3. All of these children were on State Aid - meaning part of my taxed wages paid for these five prescriptions.
4. The cost of these 5 OTC prescriptions is negligible (Generic Flintstones cost $4-5 bucks for 100 of them and Iron drops cost $3-4 for 2 ounces -- total cost: $23 or $9 if the kids shared the bottles).
5. Reimbursement on these types of scripts is absolutely pathetic because it's OTC. It's something like cost + $0.50 -- And there's always problems with submitting and getting them to work. So, you have to transmit several times at like 15-20 cents each to get it to adjudicate.
And WORST of all:
6. The prescriptions were dated 2/13/08 ---- TEN FUCKING DAYS AGO!

Are you fucking kidding me? The kids probably aren't sick anymore and don't need the Rondec or the Augmentin, YET she still took these little kids to the doctor (again, on my dime) and got the scripts. So, I'm filling prescriptions for NOW healthy babies. She wasted the time of the doctor since she didn't get the scripts immediately filled. She wasted my time (as well as my tech's time) because I'm filling scripts for babies that aren't sick. She's obviously neglecting the children to some extent since she failed to get the scripts filled in a timely fashion (which, in my opinion would be within 24 hours -- preferably 12). They were sick enough to take to the doctor, right?

So, again I ask: Are you FUCKING KIDDING ME?

I say another government baby is exactly what this chick needs.

As always in my posts - there's one final thought that ties this all together -- that makes my points really hit home -- that makes the reader go "what the fuck" -- that makes me want to cringe in disgust.

She works [part-time] in the grocery store CONNECTED to my pharmacy. I'm sure she'd been there more recently than 10 days post-doctors-appointment.

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