I had two prescriptions transferred in to this store and I had one written prescription that I brought to them. I honestly felt like the older women were being very judgemental about my medications. Of course they tried to say that the written prescription was out of stock and they didn’t know when it would be available. I worked in pharmacy for over 5 years and I’ve heard coworkers tell people the same thing when they didn’t want to fill for that person.If these women would have spent less time being so sassy and more time checking my MAPS report, they would’ve seen that I never fill early and have been on the same medications for years now.At the time I did not have insurance but used the Blink phone app, that has Walmart & Sam’s Club as authorized pharmacies, to pay for my prescriptions. Again, they acted like it was a huge hassle to rebill the rx. One woman told me she called me twice to tell me it was ready—I don’t answer calls from unfamiliar numbers & I was already getting text messages from their system. I’ve never felt so embarrassed about getting medications filled.Yes, I am a young lady on medication for depression and anxiety. Why would you give such an attitude towards someone when you don’t know what they could be going through.We paid for the premium membership for the pharmacy benefits, but I’ll be transferring my remaining refills out.I don’t even think their technicians are licensed with the State or certified nationally, maybe just a Sam’s Club program, because they should at least know how to pronounce the fast moving drug names.I’m just really disappointed because they really dropped the ball.

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