Sure. The pharmacist first tried to tell me she couldn't fill my prescription for Ivermectin because I had exceeded my level of number of prescriptions filled for the medicine. When I stopped laughing (I've never in my life had a prescription for Ivermectin), then she told me I had to call my insurance company, which I did on the spot, and handed the pharmacist the phone. After she was told she was full of shit by my insurance company, she then told me she couldn't fill it "today" because they were "out" of it, and was told it would be 4 days until she could fill it. I smiled and told her that would be fine. Went back in 4 days and got it. After that, I found a tele-med situation and purchased 4 more prescriptions for it for my first aid kit. The pharmacy DEFINITELY had a 'do not fill' command.
Sure. The pharmacist first tried to tell me she couldn't fill my prescription for Ivermectin because I had exceeded my level of number of prescriptions filled for the medicine. When I stopped laughing (I've never in my life had a prescription for Ivermectin), then she told me I had to call my insurance company, which I did on the spot, and handed the pharmacist the phone. After she was told she was full of shit by my insurance company, she then told me she couldn't fill it "today" because they were "out" of it, and was told it would be 4 days until she could fill it. I smiled and told her that would be fine. Went back in 4 days and got it. After that, I found a tele-med situation and purchased 4 more prescriptions for it for my first aid kit. The pharmacy DEFINITELY had a 'do not fill' command.
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