Here is something that I just happened to stumble upon. I wrote it last time I visited my parents in America.
Buying medicine is so weird in America. My mother had to wait 20 minutes because she had changed insurance companies. Not only that, but the girl who gathered her medicine couldn't hand it over to my mother. The pharmacist had to do it, and all she did was tell my mother what was in the bag. Weird.
Then there was the lady next to us. She had a bill of over 500 dollars! And that was after the insurance company had paid for over 160 dollars of the price. Apparently insurance companies in the US can be picky about what they cover and for how much they'll cover it for. Strange.
Buying medicine is so weird in America. My mother had to wait 20 minutes because she had changed insurance companies. Not only that, but the girl who gathered her medicine couldn't hand it over to my mother. The pharmacist had to do it, and all she did was tell my mother what was in the bag. Weird.
Then there was the lady next to us. She had a bill of over 500 dollars! And that was after the insurance company had paid for over 160 dollars of the price. Apparently insurance companies in the US can be picky about what they cover and for how much they'll cover it for. Strange.