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Wednesday said:
the issue i have is that birth control pills aren't always used as contraception. my ex-wif used to use birth control pills to regulate her cycle (without them she had her period once every two weeks...and that sucked) and missing a day would have been disastrous.

i can understand this pharmacist's dilemna, but she should have given people warning (a month at least), as Uschi said.



I mentioned that previously. One of my sisters has a condition like that. Ovarian cysts and something else. She had to take birth control pills for years (then got preggers and the problems are clearing! woo!).

Still, it is likely the diagnosis was on the Rx. Sometimes the docs even request the diagnosis on the product label (always for control subst.)

Don't knock pharmacutical knowledge. They are very very smart people. And their job is SO much more that just filling perscription requests from little bottles. Even in non compounding pharmacies (ie Walgreens, etc.).

The RPhD in question should indeed be persecuted for violating that customer's rights. A pharmacist has no right to confiscate a perscription that is not obviously a fraudulent Rx.

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