Mold colonies and liquid-flooded air purifiers: CVS sourced medication from tainted factories—and it has twice the amount of recalls on store-brand drugs than competitors
This article in particular is referring to their over-the-counter products. Wherever you get prescription medications, they're almost certainly going to come from one of two suppliers, McKesson or Cardinal.
Prescription medications are kept to a much higher standard, in terms of purity, storage, etc.
Greeeeat. Thanks to my insurance I have to fill prescriptions through CVS
Do you? Last year I had prescription insurance through CVS Caremark, but I never used CVS pharmacies.
Can confirm that being forced to use CVS is a thing.
My version for whatever reason requires CVS specifically, I was denied refills at Rite-Aid when it changed
That sucks. It sounds like a pharmaceutical HMO.
This article in particular is referring to their over-the-counter products. Wherever you get prescription medications, they're almost certainly going to come from one of two suppliers, McKesson or Cardinal.
Prescription medications are kept to a much higher standard, in terms of purity, storage, etc.
Good, I buy all that shit at Target anyway because CVS is overpriced as fuck lmao