Morgantown Pharmacy ripoff rude liars false accusations dishonest hurtful Morgantown Pennsylvania

The little pharmacy that is in the same building as Martins Country Market is where we used to get our prescriptions filled. There is a fat cash register worker, I don't know what her name is but she is the only fat one, who is really rude; she does not want to do her job and gives you attitude if you ask her to do something that requires work, she has this snotty look on her face all the time and it's just a lot nicer when she is not there.

The other people have always been nice. Even the pharmacist was nice, until we tried to switch to the new Wal-Mart pharmacy they just put in this year. My wife and I know of several other people who switched phamacies because the people were rude before they switched.

Anyway, I went to the pharmacy at Wal-Mart to get our prescriptions filled. They had to call our old pharmacy to get our info. When they call, our old pharmacist told the new pharmacist that we couldn't switch pharmacies.

So, when my wife got a ride to our old pharmacy, the pharmacist told her (in front of everyone in the store) that she and I are both disqusting addicts, that everyone who worked there knew we were addicts, that we need to go to drug counceling and not to come back to his store.

Then, he actually called our doctor and told him that my wife and I are addicts and need help. Well, this scared our doctor (understandably) into thinking we really were this way and that he could lose his license. He sent both of us a letter saying that he would no longer write our prescriptions.

Everything has been straightened out with our doctor and the new Wal-Mart pharmacy. I just want to let everyone know what a total jerk this pharmacist at Morgantown Pharmacy is. I think his name is Kirk.

Also, as for being a rip-off, he charges double the Wal-Mart price for at least one prescription. Last, but certainly not least, when my wife got a prescription filled for our 1 year old, she was going to get one of hers filled. The pharmacist told her that it was to early. Confused, but not being confrontational, she left it go.

Only when she got home did she realize what he had done. Inside the bag with our daughters medicine was a slip saying that hers had been filled, but there was no medicine with it. What happened to the medicine? Your guess is as good as mine. Maybe the pharmacist knows.

John
East Earl, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.