If I don't get an Rx refill because they were out of stock, can i sue them, if I get ill?
349220
It's not the pharmacy's fault that you didn't plan ahead.  Take some responsibility for yourself.
355447
yes you can walmart will take just about anything back without a receipt. sometimes they take stuff that they do not even sell.  So bring them back and I know you will get your money back.
321426
If there is a true medical issue here then you might have a claim against the supermarket for medical expenses and lost time and possible minor punitive damages.  However, please don't try and bilk the market for more McDonald's "hot coffee spill" millions.  Frivolous lawsuits are a plague on society as you are the only beneficiary.  It financially impacts the market, their employees via insurance costs, customers because prices must be adjusted to accommodate their lower financial position.\n\nSo all in all, get what you need from them in order to get to a point where you feel healthy again.  Your health is not frivolous and I'm not implying this, however, please don't let past cases of "negligence" sway you to carry out a suit that will affect many more people whom were not at fault.
282401
I would call the drugstore because they will be able to tell you if the medicine has mutated or something before you take it.
86003
Yes there is a shortage with the manufactur of this medication. If your dr wants you on this and doesnt want to subsitute it until coreg is avalable again you can have your pharmacy drop ship it or call your dr and have the change your dose to fit your needs.
1043172
from your pharmacist when you get a prescription from your doctor...obviously you don't need it or you would know that. they don't sell it on the shelves at wal-mart....
389173
First you should contact your local pharmacy and ask them what you should do. If you can't get a hold of them then dissolve the pills and then flush them that way no one can get a hold of them and try to take them.
194149
Sure, but it has to be authorized by the physician.  If the pharmacy calls the  physician and it wasn't authorized, well, get some KY Jelly prior to being arrested.
363050
It doesn't matter.\nThey are self-insured and since they are you can sue them for any negligence.\nFirst of all, you need to contact a personal injury attorney and tell them your story.\nYou are likely going to have to pay all of your medical bills for right now and probably have a very good case to make a recovery at some point, but it may take some time.\nYou really need to gather up and preserve as much evidence as you can.\nYou may need to find out if the area in the store was covered by a security camera.  You may need to preserve that right away, so you may need a subpoena, which means you need legal help on that soon.\nDon't delay.
604445
your local pharmacy should be able to help you.  they would have names of manufacturers for the products they sell and one of them should be able to help you even if it means special ordering it.
800934
Yes, I once ordered it online when I couldn't get to my doctor.  It was the real thing and I had no problem with the delivery.  It is best to order it from a US based pharmacy (if you live in the United States) as overseas can take a month or more to arrive, and there is always the possibility of it being confiscated by customs.  That doesn't mean you would be prosecuted or anything, just that you wouldn't receive it after having paid.  It is legal in the U.S. because of the 'complimentary, online consultation'.  That's how they get around it.  But there are a few states that don't allow you to receive it - Kentucky is one, plus a couple of others.   Also, almost all of them only allow Visa as a form of payment.
82393
If you need a letter of medical necessity it would not seem that some advice from any website would be of any help to you. \nIf a doctor ordered a heparin flush, you should not have much of a problem getting the letter from him. A prescribed treatment should by a licenced MD should qualify. \nIf on the other hand it was something you did on your own after reading something of the efficacy of this treatment you'll have some more problems (and, unfortunately, rightly so): go to the doctor anyway and explain why the flush was done and bring along whatever information you have on it and beg. And promise the doctor you'll never do such a thing again unless you have his full cooperation.
253817
Restraunt term, meaning an item is out of stock
1103237
If you don't have a prescription, it's a scam.  If you do happen to get drugs from them, they're likely to be couterfeit.  The only safe, legal way to get a prescription drug is to be prescribed it and then get it from a local pharmacy.
896073
The hospital's insurance company will repond very quickly to a lawsuit. There's really nothing else you can do unless in your state it is possible for you to file your own criminal case against the man. (In New York, for example, you could file a misdemeanor complaint. This is VERY effective. So long as you don't get your facs wrong and open yourself up to a civil suit.)
966499
If you had a burn that caused medical bills, you might have a claim. You could probably provide them with documentation, and work it out through their insurance. Court is the last resort.
784686
Yes of course it is illegal.\n\nAnd suggestions that a drug company or pharmacy might buy them back are just misinformed gusses.  Why would a drug company give you your money back when they can produce fresh drugs for a tiny fraction of the cost you paid?  How would they verify that you did not contaminate the drugs?\n\nTake the loss and don't get yourself thrown in jail.