Flickr pool member Listener42 says,
“I wonder which pouch my medication is in. ([This was] sent to me by the Caremark prescription fulfillment center. The drugs required refrigeration.) “
Sorry, we’re not sure. Maybe you should call them and ask?
(Photo: Listener42 )
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With regards to the over-the-top labeling, I have two words: Old people.
@MikeGrenade:
I see your old people and raise you a stupid people!
@MikeGrenade: @radleyas:
And I go all in with stupid old people.
@linbey: lol sorry but you sound like an elementary school self-esteem video.
haha THIS POUCH!!! as opposed to THAT POUCH!!!?
@MikeGrenade:
No.
The average American consumer….
When I was on accutane, the first thing I did as soon as I got the pill refill pack was to rip them all out and put them in a regular pill bottle. On the other hand, I’ve found out that the Target generic (Claravis) had the least annoying blister packs.
@Linbey: Accutane is not for “vain people”; it’s for people with serious chronic acne. I had nodular acne so bad that I couldn’t even touch my face without experiencing intense pain. Hell, I couldn’t even let water in the shower hit my face directly without it hurting. That’s a serious condition. The medication was the result of necessity, not vanity.
This reminds me of that email that circulates around with the dumb labels. For example, on an bag of airline peanuts (that you probably had to pay for on United): Manufactured in a facility that contains nuts. LOL.
It’s sad that we must have this kind of warnings in our lawsuit happy world.
Cheers!