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yeah im allergic to bandaid glue so i avoid getting cuts, and when I get one that i need to cover I use gauze and medical tape. I know there are some bandaids that i could use but I end up needing one when im no where near hypoallergenic bandaids, but all the medical kits have the gauze and tape.
if this was your first reaction to a bandaide id more likely suspect infection from the cut... see a doc before jumping to such conclusions... and further try hypoallergenic sterile gauze and gauze wrap if it is infact an allergic contact reaction
Y didn't u just go to a DOCTOR dumb ass?
In places other than the US the pharmacists dual as doctors. It's cheaper than going to see a real doctor and they can write and dispense the prescription.
know your alkergies and dont keep allergens around
We get it easy, its free :|
Am I the only one who thinks this is a very badly written FML? Why did it pass through?
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hmmm...Maybe, you should have gone to the freakin doctor if you sliced your arm that badly idiot! Your pharmacist's job is to give you medicine, not diagnose you.
A pharmacist (at least one who paid attention in school) should know that you need to probably talk to your doctor. They can at least recommed hydrocortisone to help the itch. they should also be able to tell you a type of band-aid to use. if its bad enough though, you should prolly just go to the doctor, stitches or glue would do wonders, and no allergic reaction haha