Posted by Phil on October 17, 2012, at 16:06:30
In reply to Re: Like a hangover waking up to regrets, posted by bennybenzo on October 17, 2012, at 13:18:25
I cancelled my complaints and here's why. I was wrong but still right. On Costco's website they had 60 pills for $38.00. When I called them it was 30 pills for $111.00, still dirt cheap. So I called Walmart again. $279 for 30 pills. I said but you price match right. She said Walgreens and CVS only. So why not Costco? Because they're too cheap. (that's an honest answer lol)
But I screwed up because when I originally got quotes and since Costco was for 60 pills thats where I got those prices. That was my mistake but, costco $111, Walmart $279, my store $425 but they will match Costco. It's still wrong but to be completely honest I didn't really want to get my pharm in a lot of trouble because he has done what he said and not even Walmart will do it.This is my first time in my life buying meds without insurance so my pharmacy hasn't ripped me off. In ten years or more I have not had one problem with them and I mean zip.
Even though they shouldn't charge what they do, I'm going to be selfish and let the next customer deal with it. But I will never buy a med without checking Costco first.
Wish my memory or note taking was better but maybe when the asst mgr told the pharm mgr that I filed with the AG, maybe it made them think. I'll be picking up two scripts tomorrow and I'm going to tell them what I did and why. Hopefully that will go up the food chain and something can be done because if someone doesn't have insurance it's because they don't have money. So justify why you do what you do.
One must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star.
Friedrich Nietzsche
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