TMI

By MyPoorEyes - 19/03/2015 13:19 - Australia - Melbourne

Today, it was my first day working as a pharmacist. I quickly discovered that customers not only think that it makes me qualified to offer free medical advice, but they also have no qualms about showing me their various lumps, bumps, and vaginal leakages. FML
I agree, your life sucks 33 832
You deserved it 3 772

Same thing different taste

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Steve95401 49

Pharmacists are ranked, year after year, as one of the most trusted occupations. Often times, the customer's situation can be helped by an over the counter product that can be bought in your store.

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daz531 3
Delsanity 13

Well all jobs have pros and cons OP , hope you do well in your new job.

nialls_girl 13

It's all apart of the title. Good luck, OP.

Some people take things a bit too far. I've certainly never dropped my pants and said "Hey pharmacist! Would you mind checking out my ******?" Good luck with your new job though.

Oh man that must be rough. People have to realize you're a drug dealer, not a doctor!

"Excuse me I need some advise about about some medicine. I was hoping you could help me out" Sure I can. Need help with some cold medicine? ::Throws pants down in front of everyone:: "What will help me with this?"

People see you as a knowledgeable person , so therefore nothing's filtered , even vaginal leakages . However ,congrats on the starting of your career OP!

What?? A pharmacist isn't there to answer my medical questions? I thought everyone did this and I thought pharmacist were fully aware that this comes with a job even if not in the job description. FYI: still asking my pharmacists' what my rash is all about.

Wait, in your country your pharmacists don't give advice and a diagnosis? All of my local pharmacies do. Our doctors surgeries have posters in them saying to visit a pharmacist before booking an appointment. My pharmacist diagnosed my eye problems and my shingles.