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"yah, I think that's even worse than the clinic not catching it. this is strike two for them, at least, for it. maybe our resident pharmacy boy can"
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*puts on pharmacy boy hat*
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No, they wouldn't be listed on the monograph that See Vee Ess either, so if you have an extreme sensitivity to an inactive ingredient we'd have to either check the package insert for the medication or, if all else fails, call the company that makes the product.
And, surprisingly (or not), if you can't take the one that's regularly carried (all drug chains have preferred generics that they're contracted with, probably because it's the best deal for them), it's a pain in the ass for us to order a different one, and it takes an extra day to get since it'd have to be specially ordered from our wholesaler.
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