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I think that it is a dispensing pharmacy that kindly responds

I received two kinds of medicine, but the contents were different from the outer bag with the medicine name written on it (misplaced). It was okay because I noticed it before taking it, but isn't it dangerous?

I was near the dermatologist I went to for the first time, so I went there for the first time. A young woman with long hair was uncomfortable looking at Girojiro. What does the customer who returned to it look like? I don't want to use it anymore because I felt that the atmosphere was very bad when I talked while laughing where the same pharmacists could see something bad. It was better to go to a different pharmacy even if it was a little far away.

It is a dispensing pharmacy that has a very delicate evaluation. What I thought was good ・ I am eligible to join the health insurance association at my place of employment after re-employment, but when the original health insurance card was not in time for my visit, I could not make inquiries on the day before my visit and on a closed day. But I want to confirm the payment of treatment costs! When I thought, I called this pharmacist and asked, "I will follow the policy of the hospital I visited. If I show my new insurance card at the hospital this month, the hospital will pay for medical expenses. If we talk about returning 70% of the amount, we will follow that policy as well. "In fact, when I heard it when I went to the hospital, it was exactly what the pharmacist said. ・ At the time of accounting, I was sometimes asked about my health condition. I go to the hospital because of mental illness, but when I was asked "Are you drowsy when you sleep?" And answered "No, I lie down in bed early, but I can't sleep easily." Let's stay up until we feel a little more drowsy, and the medicine will work better. " This is, in fact, still alive, and my sleep time has gradually improved from last year's average of 3 hours of sleep to an average of 6 to 7 hours of sleep. What I thought was bad ・ I won't say who I say because it will hurt the pharmacist's honor, but I don't know what I'm saying in the explanation of the medicine at the time of medication. Yes, because it was a conversation through a vinyl sheet, it was more difficult to hear, or I had to make several payments with a pharmacist who could hardly hear it, and I thought, "Is this okay?" ★ The most dangerous point ★ ・ This is an event that occurred in the first half of 2021. I myself had been prescribed the same medicine for a total of about 5 years in various places where I lived in the past, so first of all, as a confirmer, I was not sure about the medicine to be prescribed visually. I have a mistake. That is the premise. There are anxiolytics that I always take after breakfast. When I got home and checked the medicine carefully, the package was purple instead of the usual white. When I looked at the name of the medicine, thinking "that?", I found that a completely different medicine was included for 28 days. Search Google for the name of the drug, "Wow! It's dangerous!" Then it was a sleep-inducing agent, not an anxiolytic. "If you take the wrong medicine, it may have a negative effect on your body, and above all, you have to ask the pharmacy what to do!" As a result, the pharmacist on the phone said, "I will send the medicine that should have been prescribed by mail immediately. It is troublesome because the medicine I have is good at the next visit. Please bring it. " Then, in about two days, the usual anxiolytic drug arrived, and an apology letter was also included. I kept the 28 days' worth of sleep-inducing agent in a safe place and returned it to the pharmacy four weeks later. Then, the person at the counter first entered the dispensing room to check the situation, and when he returned to the counter, he apologized, then apologized at the time of accounting, and finally the person in charge appeared. I apologize for being able to bow my head. "It's okay at all," he answered with a smile. Inwardly, I felt embarrassed (even if I didn't apologize for that ... even though I made a mistake ...). I somehow felt that the wrong prescription drug could be a big problem for some people because it could be taken incorrectly, with side effects. So, I was able to understand the feeling of being very politely apologized. After that, I investigated the incidents at dispensing pharmacies nationwide with a focus on interest. Then, according to the statistics seven years ago, there were 5,000 dispensing errors a year, including drug taking errors. Of the 5,000 cases, 15% (about 750 cases) are "mistakes of drugs". Not only here, pharmacists who work at dispensing pharmacies all over the country prescribe various medicines in response to various patients every day, so I think there are mistakes. However, I thought that if another patient was seriously ill or died, I would be overwhelmed as a medical professional. I hope my case is the last of this dispensing error.

A pharmacist came in plain clothes and was working on the counter wearing a lab coat without disinfecting it. I often see it. Also, maybe I was in a bad mood, I threw my health insurance card and medicine notebook into the tray. I want to go to a different pharmacy if I can.