Your traffic light goes red for no reason. Wasting everyone’s time, eating brake pads, and consuming gasoline, definitely not green of your business. Fix it please.
Keveen
Accessible and clean environment
Kathy Gunther
Have been trying to get info on my script for lynparza. Called, been on hold three times, 10 min,20 min, 45 min. No one picked up and no option to leave info for a call back
Johnny S
Awesome place. Enjoying working here.
Ye S
Awesome place. Enjoying working here.
nate lear
great place to work
Anshul Aggarwal
I got a mail from this co. and one person is talking to me constantly.That mail said that they want some kind of goods and i have to purchase it on behalf of them.Is it really a scam?Im attaching the proof of mails.Reply back asap.
PARTHIBAN SM22
Most fraudulent company especially the doctor , David Fredrickson. He played gambling with me to buy one product from the seller specified by him. Sent purchase invoice , proforma invoice everything. We also purchase everything as he instructed. After that only we are coming to know he had link between that supplier & once they shared money with them they cut off all contacts of our's and even not responding to our mailThe mentioned persons involved in this are DAVID FREDRICKSON (CEO), ADAM BOAL (Purchase Manager) & ROBERT CLARK (Logistics)
Ellyn Coate
Really about negative 8 stars: Astrazeneca just ended the Symbicort coupon program as of Oct. 1st. Even my doctor didn't know it or they wouldn't have given me worthless coupons. All three of my children need this medication. What used to cost me $75 every 2 months is now going to cost $975. Even with a generic and a discount, it's still going to cost more than $600. I am a teacher. I can't afford those prices, but I have insurance so I can't even get on the assistance programs. How can they justify raising the cost of this medication to such a ridiculous price? It can't cost more than $20 to make one of these inhalers. I could handle $150-200 maybe, but this is ridiculous. This is just about as bad as the morally corrupt company that raise the cost of epi pens to $690. SHAME ON THEM!
I was given samples of bevespi for breathing issues,(samples)2 canisters ran out early and I was left without medication on a week-end. This happened twice. I contacted axtrazeneca, quite frankly they don't care if their patients can breath or not, I intend to talk with my Dr. about medicine for my condition from another company,
Adam Boal
Great Place
Chuck Sommerfeld
02/09/2018 (Walgreens) Just another average consumer with diabetes cought up in the insurance/ medication RATRACE, my insurance provider decides it dont want to cover Victoza Rx for my diabetes, but it will cover TRULICITY, this is where manufacturers (AstraZeneca) buys off insurance company's (SisCo/ Cigna) no mater what it costs the consumer. I could have gotten Victoza a 7 week supply for $688.99 compared to 4 weeks of TRULICITY for $801.23 for a medication substitute called Bydureon that the medication isn't even "MIXED" ready for injection. I will not refill this Bydureon medication when the next refill comes due, first off I can't afford my "CoPay" for this sub prime medication and if I could get my investment returned for this medication all you would see of me is my dust to never purchase from AZ AGAIN , I WILL die of high blood sugars before I will spend any more of my "CoPay" for this kind of medication. Sincerely Chuck Sommerfeld
Your traffic light goes red for no reason. Wasting everyone’s time, eating brake pads, and consuming gasoline, definitely not green of your business. Fix it please.
Accessible and clean environment
Have been trying to get info on my script for lynparza. Called, been on hold three times, 10 min,20 min, 45 min. No one picked up and no option to leave info for a call back
Awesome place. Enjoying working here.
Awesome place. Enjoying working here.
great place to work
I got a mail from this co. and one person is talking to me constantly.That mail said that they want some kind of goods and i have to purchase it on behalf of them.Is it really a scam?Im attaching the proof of mails.Reply back asap.
Most fraudulent company especially the doctor , David Fredrickson. He played gambling with me to buy one product from the seller specified by him. Sent purchase invoice , proforma invoice everything. We also purchase everything as he instructed. After that only we are coming to know he had link between that supplier & once they shared money with them they cut off all contacts of our's and even not responding to our mailThe mentioned persons involved in this are DAVID FREDRICKSON (CEO), ADAM BOAL (Purchase Manager) & ROBERT CLARK (Logistics)
Really about negative 8 stars: Astrazeneca just ended the Symbicort coupon program as of Oct. 1st. Even my doctor didn't know it or they wouldn't have given me worthless coupons. All three of my children need this medication. What used to cost me $75 every 2 months is now going to cost $975. Even with a generic and a discount, it's still going to cost more than $600. I am a teacher. I can't afford those prices, but I have insurance so I can't even get on the assistance programs. How can they justify raising the cost of this medication to such a ridiculous price? It can't cost more than $20 to make one of these inhalers. I could handle $150-200 maybe, but this is ridiculous. This is just about as bad as the morally corrupt company that raise the cost of epi pens to $690. SHAME ON THEM!
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I was given samples of bevespi for breathing issues,(samples)2 canisters ran out early and I was left without medication on a week-end. This happened twice. I contacted axtrazeneca, quite frankly they don't care if their patients can breath or not, I intend to talk with my Dr. about medicine for my condition from another company,
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02/09/2018 (Walgreens) Just another average consumer with diabetes cought up in the insurance/ medication RATRACE, my insurance provider decides it dont want to cover Victoza Rx for my diabetes, but it will cover TRULICITY, this is where manufacturers (AstraZeneca) buys off insurance company's (SisCo/ Cigna) no mater what it costs the consumer. I could have gotten Victoza a 7 week supply for $688.99 compared to 4 weeks of TRULICITY for $801.23 for a medication substitute called Bydureon that the medication isn't even "MIXED" ready for injection. I will not refill this Bydureon medication when the next refill comes due, first off I can't afford my "CoPay" for this sub prime medication and if I could get my investment returned for this medication all you would see of me is my dust to never purchase from AZ AGAIN , I WILL die of high blood sugars before I will spend any more of my "CoPay" for this kind of medication. Sincerely Chuck Sommerfeld