Phoenix Pharmacy
| st 6c6, 353 High Street, Moncton |
2 skattesatser
9.00/10.00 |
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+1 506-854-4975 |
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Eric Gallant (27.06.2015 22:16)
I am relatively new to this clinic in Methadone Clinic but from what I can tell in what I sent is that everyone there is they're not just to get a paycheck but to actually help people who needed and I have had no problems with anything or their policies there like anybody else they need to pay the lights and they need to make a living so it is a balancing act but regardless I believe they are there for good mostly in there may be some exceptions but today I have not seen any proof or evidence of that I'm extremely grateful for what they have done for me so if 5 stars!!!!
I am relatively new to this clinic in Methadone Clinic but from what I can tell in what I sent is that everyone there is they're not just to get a paycheck but to actually help people who needed and I have had no problems with anything or their policies there like anybody else they need to pay the lights and they need to make a living so it is a balancing act but regardless I believe they are there for good mostly in there may be some exceptions but today I have not seen any proof or evidence of that I'm extremely grateful for what they have done for me so if 5 stars!!!!
T Smith (04.04.2015 21:40)
The medication they specialize in is just too expensive; For which I am sure the government is a factor. The problem is, if you have no coverage and little money, can't afford the NB Drug Plan, and are not on welfare or have a "white card", they will send you out the door soon enough. Where does this leave a patient? Back hustling for a dollar to get a pill to avoid that zombie-like withdrawal from the "medication" they have been on for various amounts of time(months-years) and are now physically and psychologically dependent on. Patients who are stable on the medication are not as likely to go out and beg bother and steal to get ten dollars a day for their medications, but when withdrawal and depression kick in post-methadone- who knows what could happen? I am behind in my payments over 100 dollars, and am very soon going to be expelled from the program. What am I to do? 3 years of progress down the drain.
The medication they specialize in is just too expensive; For which I am sure the government is a factor. The problem is, if you have no coverage and little money, can't afford the NB Drug Plan, and are not on welfare or have a "white card", they will send you out the door soon enough. Where does this leave a patient? Back hustling for a dollar to get a pill to avoid that zombie-like withdrawal from the "medication" they have been on for various amounts of time(months-years) and are now physically and psychologically dependent on. Patients who are stable on the medication are not as likely to go out and beg bother and steal to get ten dollars a day for their medications, but when withdrawal and depression kick in post-methadone- who knows what could happen? I am behind in my payments over 100 dollars, and am very soon going to be expelled from the program. What am I to do? 3 years of progress down the drain.
