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So if I choose to sell aspirin but not prescription drugs? If I don't carry opiates because the are of town in which I do business has a lot of pharmaceutical theft, and I instead tell people where they can purchase it?
Should every store be forced to sell everything?
JB, if you don't sell prescription drugs you are not running a pharmacy. You're being especially obtuse tonight.
This pill is OTC medication, not prescription, but it's held in the pharmacy. Pharmacists who object to selling it should get out of the business. They don't need to bring religious beliefs to work and attempt to impose them on pharmacy patients.
Soon they'll try to control what their employer sells and simply be fired.
They dispense drugs, they're not there to provide moral advice.
Your way off Sarah - it is the owners that are limiting the sales as is their right. If an employee will not sell a specific medication they must be up front before they are hired or I see no reason they should not be fired for refusing to do the job they were hired for. Of course they will likely file suit claiming breach of religion but that is not the topic here. Why do you think a business owner should be required to sell a product?