Face-Time with a Pharmacist vs. Mail Order Meds

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Personally, I feel that mail-order prescription services have saved my life, so I almost choked on my breakfast bar the other morning reading this Philadelphia Inquirer headliner: “Pharmacists Take On Mail Order.”You. Are. Kidding. Me. Now the pow…

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