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I have been using this pharmacy on a more than regular basis for going on eight years . I have been told by numerous pharmacist that months that have 31 days you can pick up your prescription 3 days prior to your last pick up which makes it 28 days. I think as a nationwide pharmacy it should not be up to the pharmacist to pick and choose and select who they think should get prescriptions and when they choose to allow that individual the right to get his or her RX. I believe that this is bias and prejudice and is definitely against the law for I know people who deal with the same pharmacist not going to mention any names who are allowed to get their script sometimes four days early and I was just told by the same pharmacist I have to wait until the exact day I had it filled last month ... that is them picking in choosing and judging Who should get what and when ... as a nationwide corporation they should follow the same set of guidelines no matter the patient so either stick to two days three days or four days prior to your last fill, this jumpomg around and they’re deciding who should get white and when is absolutely wrong while they use their personal opinion . basically I’m asking that insurance is willing to cover the RX and it goes through insurance make it mandatory that every pharmacist sticks to the same set of rules considering the pharmacist is the lowest man on the totem pole considering the doctor writes the script and insurance is the one that’s paying for it and qualifies it . I know I’m not the only one that’s going through this but I feel like I needed to make it known publicly that they are in full violation of the law on how and when I get my medication or take my medication that should strictly be between myself and my Doctor Who prescribed me my meds. I’ve been a loyal customer and so has my wife to CVS for 10+ years spending roughly $10,000 a year at that pharmacy alone and we will no longer be doing business with them with the absolute sour taste that has been left in my mouth by the way I was just spoken to on the phone by the pharmacist...