It's often cheaper to pay cash for your prescriptions rather than the co-pay, but the pharmacy is legally prohibited from suggesting it

And for the ones you’re mail ordering compounded (unless you’re having them compounded locally), call them in advance, and ask them to send you a placebo sample pack with all the flavors. Most places will do it for free.

The place we used had a million (okay, maybe a few less, but still quite a few) flavors. This was particularly useful with our old cat who was very finicky about flavors. “I’ll eat prawn flavor, but not shrimp…”.

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Can the pharmacy just charge the lower amount of their own violation?

They could always then apologize for the mistake if a customer complains and charge the higher price.

Or it could be the start of a trend to get attention, and spread the idea of hanging a sign.

Ditto on Costco. We saved a ridiculous amount of money switching to their pharmacy.

Or we can all go print 100 of these at Staples and hang them at our local CVS. :smiling_imp:

I’m pretty sure you meant “of their own volition”, but it’s funnier this way.

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