LogFAQs > #976528470

i worked at a cvs for five years as a tech. i get that bureaucratic bullshit is annoying but pharmacists find so many problems with what doctors prescribed. interactions, wrong directions, over or under dosing, and so forth. and we maybe fucked up on what was dispensed, at least what i saw, maybe three times. which for filling 400+ scripts per day is a pretty good batting average. mistakes happen. oh well. no one died or even took anything that was incorrectly dispensed since they caught it and brought it to our attention.

anyway we had full time crew the entire time i was there and not long after i quit, so did everyone else to go work at a specialty or hospital pharmacy that is union and pays ton more while having more hours for staffing to make sure things aren't stressful. if those places can do it, so can cvs or walgreens. i even kept up with some customers who i had become friendly with and they told me the new people/hours weren't cutting it so they had to switch pharmacies lol