FA_Q2
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Actually, my original point was that they currently DO NOT CARRY some of those medications. They already have stopped carrying those meds because the costs involved. Not ONE person here has voiced concern over this minus the ONE statement that care made above but there is a HUGE push to require plan b carried and sold no matter what. That is gross hypocrisy and covers the true intent here: control.That's fine. When they stop carrying emergency drugs such as those FA mentioned earlier, we'll discuss it.I believe pharmacies should carry ALL EMERGENCY medicines/drugs
Still I ask more questions that have not been answered. Should all pharmacies be required to be open 24/7? I have not seen a response to whether or not a long 3 day weekend should be allowed because they are selling 'emergency' medications. No one wants to address the issues because they know there is no real stance here: there is NO reason that a pharmacy should EVER be required to sell anything. Plain and simple. Should you continue down the path that makes them carry 'emergency' medications then you would need to require that they are also readily available at all times - no closing or holidays. No weekends or other closures at all. All medications sold weather profitable, needed or even practical. The fact is there are places that fill this role - hospitals. We most certainly do not need pharmacies to be forced into it when there is a place for these requirements.
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