Im actually appalled at how these so called medical professionals handle people with addictions. There was a lady standing in front of me who got served 1st she kindly asked the lady behind the counter for an insulin syringe the lady replied sorry we r outta stock but facing right in front of my eyes was the product she was looking for. The worker ended up giving the lady a big syringe that is used to draw blood and the lady replied bak to the pharmacist, this is hurting me, so the pharmacist replied, good the lady calmly walked away and went abt her things & paid for her syringe& left. I ended up asking, why did u say that u were outta stock of the product she was asking for? She then proceeded to tel me that the lady was a druggie and that they r not allowed to sell syringes to her. I said, but u did sell one to her and if yr heart was in right place & u actually did care abt this ladys wellbeing i wudve understood. U cant go sell a syringe that is used to draw blood and think that she wont be able to use it. After numerous times of poking big holes in her skin she wil eventually get a vein so dont act like u r so concerned that u r not going 2 enablea druggie into doing the wrong thing bcuz u did anyways. This was not abt her well being this was abt this pharmacy not wanting to lose a sale of R10 but in their minds think thats it was ok to sell the druggie a syringe where she wud wound herself more& instead of being ok wit her addiction and selling her the correct syringe somehow they thawt it was ok( bcuz the lady used drugs) to sell her the wrong product after knwing that she cud end up overdosing or dying. U dont want her to hav a comfortable fix ud rather her hav an uncomfortable fix bcuz u stil get yr R10 from the syringe u sold her. She is less fortunate wich gives them that right to judge a woman on how she lives her life.U people r pathetic and il neva go bak ther agen after seeing how u people handled that situation goes to show yal r jus as bad as the dealer she buys her fix from.