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Due to: wrong dose this pharmacy gave me, I had to go back to my Doctor, after dealing with Overmedication. the "treatment" I got for overmedication was to cut back the dosage, until blood test levels return to the normal range* and overmedication symptoms were eliminated. My doctor re-evaluate my symptoms frequently, until your dosage and levels were stabilized, and the overmedication was resolved. A year later I had to go to the same process, this pharmacy over medicated me again with the very initial dose that it was poisoning me. they did it again. be careful, open your eyes please, don't trust this pharmacy people on this pharmacy.

Let's all get together and get free of this staff at this pharmacy, very dangerous staff. Quick Hits Verify a License Change of Address/Name License Renewal File a Complaint Board Meetings Enforcement Actions Military Personnel and Their Spouses Contact Us Newsletter - The Script Medicare Part D Info Point to Your Language What's New

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Seniors from Harbor City, please read this important info, to solve this discrepancies and have safe and careful staff at this pharmacy. Disciplinary Terminology Effective Date of Action - The date the disciplinary action goes into operation. Revocation, or revoked - The license is canceled and the right to practice or operate is ended due to a disciplinary matter. Voluntary Surrender - The licensee returns his or her license to the board, subject to specific conditions of surrender and acceptance by the board. The license is canceled and the right to practice or operate is ended. Suspension - The licensee is prohibited from practicing or operating for a specific period of time. Stayed - The revocation or suspension is stayed, or postponed, and the licensee is put on probation. Probation - The licensee may continue to practice or operate under specific terms and conditions. Suspension/Probation - The licensee is prohibited from practicing or operating for a specific period of time and

Board of Pharmacy's public disclosure policy. Current website information on Board of Pharmacy disciplinary actions only goes as far back as January 1998 following the effective date of the disciplinary penalty (e.g., revocation, surrender, suspension, probation, etc.) Disciplinary actions rendered by the Board of Pharmacy and penalties imposed become operative on the effective date of the action except in situations where the licensee obtains a court-ordered stay through the appeal process. This may occur after the publication of the information on this website. For updated information on stay orders and appeals, please contact the board at the address below. To obtain information prior to January 1998 and/or further information on current or past disciplinary actions for a board licensee you may submit a written request to the State Board of Pharmacy, 1625 N. Market Blvd, Suite N219, Sacramento, CA 95834, Attention: Public Records Desk

Community of Torrance this may be helpful, If you been having this incidents at walgreens pharmacy:The standard defense in a pharmacist malpractice case is that it only has an obligation to fill a prescription accurately. This argument flies in the face of current pharmaceutical education and training which stresses that a pharmacist is a professional with professional obligations. There is no question that the pharmacists themselves have recognized that the scope of their responsibilities is expanding. The courts are beginning to recognize this and to hold that failure to meet this expanding responsibility constitutes pharmaceutical negligence.

The changing role of the pharmacist is being recognized in law and in practice. A pharmacist is now seen as a professional who can be sued for malpractice in their own right, even when they have correctly filled a prescription. By not providing good service or rejecting services like: refusing to take urgent prescriptions from patients.

I got prescriptions filled wrongly at this pharmacy, people at night shift are very rude, no manners at all, if something similar happened to you, do what I'm doing: Contact a Medical Malpractice Attorney If you have been injured as a result of the negligence of a pharmacy