Mail Order Pharmacy advancing the profession

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Caverject

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Just received my prescriptions in the mail today from express scripts.

Under side effects: Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to the FDA.

WOW! I guess mail order is too busy to take calls from patients...
 
Just received my prescriptions in the mail today from express scripts.

Under side effects: Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to the FDA.

WOW! I guess mail order is too busy to take calls from patients...

my walgreens script sheets say this as well
 
I am currently working for a mail order pharmacy in California and I respectfully disagree. I truly believe our pharmacist here cares about the patients. The company I work for is Prescription Solutions
 
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I am currently working for a mail order pharmacy in California and I respectfully disagree. I truly believe our pharmacist here cares about the patients. The company I work for is Prescription Solutions

Then why does it take 48-72 hours to get someone on the phone when I call any mail-order pharmacy?
 
I am currently working for a mail order pharmacy in California and I respectfully disagree. I truly believe our pharmacist here cares about the patients. The company I work for is Prescription Solutions
I have no doubt the pharmacist care. However, the system as a whole doesnt care.
 
It is actually required on rxs to say that side effects can be reported to the FDA. It is a new rule