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Aug 11, 2022, 07:01 PM
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Member Since: Jul 2019
Location: Downtown Vibes, California
Posts: 15,701
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Originally Posted by Nammu
I don’t know. I like the electric transfers for prescriptions. I see the doc then go about my business, get an email from my pharmacy that the meds are ready then go though the drive though and pick them up. No waiting around. If I have a bladder infection or something similar I can just call the clinic and they send the prescription in, no need to see the doc and get a script. Just drive though the pharmacy. Even better back when I didn’t have a car. The prescription was called into the pharmacy nearest me and I could walk there pick it up without waiting for it.
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Well, my pharmacy is a small, independent one and it's a few blocks from my apartment. They deliver my meds at no cost, which is terrific. So in that sense the electronic transfer is good. The part I'm not fond of is not having that piece of paper in my hand and being able to hand it to a pharmacist - I'm talking days way back, before pharmacy techs were the ones who handle things, while the pharmacist is hidden way in the back. But those days are long gone.
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