This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Walgreens for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.
Hey there. You know, when you have kids, it's almost a given that sometime during the year, you will be off in the middle of the night looking for an open pharmacy to get some medication for your your little ones. It's inevitable. I remember this particular time, a few years ago, when my young one had a nasty cough and we couldn't get it to calm down. I was on the phone, calling pharmacies at 1 am in the morning trying to find one that was open. Even though there were many 24 hour stores open, the pharmacies would be closed. When I found out that my local Walgreens had a 24 hour pharmacy, I was off to consult the pharmacist. Thankfully, the pharmacist pointed me to right medicine and I was able to help our young one get better. Coincidentally, my prescription meds were covered by Express Scripts at the time. If needed, I would have been able to get any prescribed medicine at the same Walgreens if I were to need it. Why bring up Express Scripts? Because Walgreens and Express Scripts could not agree on a contract and because of it, as of Jan. 1st, 2012, Walgreens will no longer be a part of the Express Scripts pharmacy provider network.
