Apologies for any weird formatting. I’m a lurker with no idea how to post. For context, I live in the USA, asscrack of the planet.
I had a surgical extraction of a broken tooth at an oral surgeon in a town about an hour away from me. It was a little bit brutal, so I was told to load up on the prescribed ibuprofen/acetominophen and start antibiotics that evening after surgery. After the hour drive home, I went to the pharmacy that I had listed in my paperwork. They had no scripts for me since last year. I called the surgeon’s office. The woman on the phone said she saw them in her system, had an hour left in her shift, and would call me if she saw them sent out. I told her not to worry, that the pharmacy would contact me as soon as they received it. I assumed there was no way they’d leave a patient without post-op meds. Well, I was wrong.
They never sent my prescriptions before closing up for the weekend.
The office doesn’t have an emergency number of any kind. Voicemails or text messages can be left for them to check on Monday. What in the world do I do or even say to these incompetent assholes?
I’m managing my pain with my own medication, but it’s expensive, and they sure as hell aren’t antibiotics. I’m broke, if that helps.


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That’s not just unethical advice, it’s fraud. And extremely easy for the office to check. Don’t give this kind of “advice” to people.
Prescriptions via telehealth are pretty common in the USA, and while people do sometimes request antibiotics for dumb reasons, OP’s reason isn’t.
I’m sure it’s hard to get drugs people use recreationally that way, or something extremely risky, but not something common and low-risk like amoxicillin. You can just mail order that as long as it’s marked for use in fish tanks.
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