The Angry Pharmacist

As I have (and we all have) learned in school, a bottle of Humulin R or N is good for 1 month if kept at room temperature or if refrigerated good until the expiration date on the bottle.

A really frustrating part about retail pharmacy is that everything seems to be “my problem”.

Crusty RPh writes,

OneAngryTech (http://one_angry_tech.

Working for an independent gives you sort of a bond with other independent pharmacists.

Dear BravoRx,

This is a comment by a “Med Student” to that 4-degree doctor comment.

Did it go smoothly?

Sometimes all I need to do is to just check my email for a laugh:

First off, Merry Xmas to everyone.

The primary reason that I haven’t touched ADD meds with a 10 foot pole its because its just asking for me to get the bad-parent-patrol firebombing my site for me implying that only about 25% of the cases of ADD are diagnosed correctly; and the remainder are just parents who don’t want to deal with kids being kids.

I LOVE your blog!

This was sent from an MD to both the DrugNazi and myself.

Does anyone but me have this feeling of impending doom about the first of the year?

Original is here

The entire tirade about retail pharmacy is here

Pharmacy schools are notorious for filling their students heads with tales of wonderfulness and gummi-bears when they work in a retail setting.

I am going to give you all a very serious warning to a very serious condition that pharmacists (and techs) are prone to.

Hi Pharmacists/Doctors/Students/General Public

From The Angry Intern, a student of UOP (who is just an Angry Pharmacist in Training) on a “Cultural Competency” class that is given for $55k/yr

Somedays I stand there at work and wonder why I went to college.

Decided to change the layout on the site to something with less pictures.

As a pharmacist what type of medical marijuana abuse do you see?

This is a topic that I know everyone in pharmacy knows about.

This is an honest question.

Here is my question, though it’s unrelated to today’s post, and it’s not my

For as long as Pharmacy has been in existance, there has always been the Black Monday after Thanksgiving.

All retail pharmacists see this on a daily basis.

Well well well…

Everyone has the stereotypical elderly patient.