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| - This is the second pharmacist with CVS pharmacy that I have had a very unpleasant experience with. There seems to be a pattern as the first pharmacist was at the other 24 hour pharmacy on Dobson and Warner, because most other CVS pharmacies and pharmacists and great experience with. What is it about the 24 hour stores that have such despondent pharmacists?? I was denied a pack of insulin needles, even though I showed proof of my prescription (which there is no law stating that you need to show such proof)to Dan the uneducated yet educated, "enforcer", Who is the pharmacists that is a big part of a problem In this country, and thinks his personal politics is the right thing when it's arguably not. Though I was not using the needles for administering illegal or legal drugs intravenously, I was treated like I was. When I began to question him on why he would not sell these to me, I pointed out in issue where people are being forced to share needles or use old needles because of pharmacists like him. he brought up a statistic that heroin kills more people than aids, which is true, but what he failed to listen to because he decided he wasn't going to hear anything I had to say, shut his glass door and ignored me. I told him I had a few more questions, and he threatened to call the police. Wow. I decided to record the incident which made him very nervous, to the point where he was visibly shaking, but I wanted to ask him if he knew the statistic of heroin deaths that were caused by over used needles. And what he didn't know is that I have educated myself on this matter, I didn't report on it actually and what needs to be out there is the factMini users that don't have access to new syringes, tend to put as much of the legal drug is the Kenyan into a single shot since it's a very difficult task to do with they don't need all... And they are going to put a hole in the rain that is larger than normal, you're going to get the most out of it as they can, which is what ultimately leads to death. It's obviously an issue that the government has even taken notice to, by offering new needles through an exchange program called Shot In The Dark. Yes, our tax dollars are being used to hand out free needles to junkies because they can't get them anywhere else, more specifically Cvs (Walgreens as actually never given me any issue, but then again I do not look like a drug user). These programs would not exist across the country if it wasn't a concern. But what bothers me most is that I am still a customer, just because I had questions and wanted to Point out that his thinking could probably be reevaluated, he treated me like I was a door to door salesman, slamming the door in my face , not letting me get a word in edgewise. I even tried calling afterwards but got hung up on immediately, when all I wanted to do was ask a question about what exactly I needed in order to get my much needed syringes ( testosterone, HBH
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