[Colorado-Talk] Accessible Prescription Labels From King Soopers Pharmacies?

[Jj Aragon]

Hi everyone! 
This issue hits very close to home for me. I was the one who called 911 for Melissa after incorrect meds caused her to overdose. It is of the utmost importance that we know what medications we are putting in to our bodies. I am pleased to see that Kroger is working with Script Talk! 

Best,
JJ Aragon - President, NFB of Greeley

> On Oct 14, 2022, at 3:44 PM, Melissa R Green via Colorado-Talk <colorado-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> 
>> Hello NFB family?
>> I just wanted to chime in on this.
>> King supers filled one of my Scripps wrong back in June.
>> The long the short story is, I nearly passed away. And spent three days in the hospital.
>> Kroger has since reached out to try to basically keep me quiet.
>>  So that's my story if you'd like more details you can contact me privately or not at all. Have a great weekend
> My NFBCO of Colorado and NFB family? PS, they do not have any kind of labels for skip target. At the King Soopers. Also, I have suggested that program be instituted. Also also, I also have asked that they stick to one brand of tablet so you can at least figure out the figure that out.
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