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PRICES DROP—because
we protested?
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"Hold the phone! Costco dropped
the price of a popular muscle relaxant after we published these
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This is rather remarkable to me personally because the last time
(Spring, 2003) I complained about the price of this medication
the pharmacist at Mountain View, California walked out to the counter to
argue with me that $39 was the lowest price available. I
disagreed with her, of course, because the previous pharmacist
used to charge that much and when I would complain he promised
not to overcharge again. But the next time he did, so I complained
and he came out and gave me a cash refund receipt for almost
$20. That is a true story! Yet two years later the next
pharmacist was arguing at me in front of other customers that
$39 was the lowest price. OK, so how come it suddenly was
lowered? Did CEO Jim what's his name read the complaints I
mailed to him and take action? Maybe, but they won't talk to me! |
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| (below) Should Ms. Mars buy 90 for $21.94 at Drugstore.com or
get the 100 for $22.49 at Costco Webpharmacy? Tough choice now! |
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 © 2003 Russell R. Robinson. All rights reserved. Presented to interested readers
as constitutionally protected free speech. Personal experiences of Russell R.
Robinson are his sole opinions and do not represent Costco, their employees, or
any Costco policy. You should always consult your pharmacist, doctor, or
other responsible health care professional to make decisions that affect
your health. |
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