My husband and I have been two weeks clean of opiates now on Buprenorphine prescribed by a…read moretelemedicine doctor that has a license in the state of West Virginia. The head pharmacist at this location just decided out of the blue late Thursday evening after we got off work that he doesn't want to fill our prescriptions because it's a telemedicine doctor. He said he can but just doesn't want to. We have one pill left, each on a Thursday night. No time to get into Dr to have medicine called in elsewhere. I asked if he could please fill being so late in the week. Please fill to give me time to resolve this matter. With no remorse he just said no. I said, "we will end up sick and in a bad place if he doesn't fill these. "This is how people relapse and end up dying!" I plead to him. I say, "please don't do this." Again with no remorse he says, "No I'm not going to do it and walks away." I'm not sure what we're going to do I am afraid for our lives. He's one of West Virginia's opioid problems. I find out later that they won't fill because our Dr doesn't have a WV address but our Dr in fact does have a WV physicians office. Our Drs computers crashed giving out only his Virginia address. We've gotten the last two prescriptions at this CVS. Had pharmacists looked back on our account he would have seen that, but he did not. Had he looked back on account he would have seen our Dr does have a WV practice. He simply seen that Virginia address and just said no. It's now Friday we're both at our jobs with no evening meds to go home to. And unable to get in to see Dr I don't know what's going to happen to us. I'm terrified for our lives!

Close and convenient, but I don't understand how a company doesn't match their own prices. That is…read moreridiculous.