Coming soon to a pharmacy near you:
A pharmacist's assistant refused to fill a prescription drug for a 12-year-old girl because the assistant had moral reservations.
The 12-year-old was experiencing unusual menstrual bleeding so a doctor prescribed a hormone to assist the doctor in inserting an IUD.
But, the assistant didn't care about why the 12-year-old needed the prescription. All the assistant needed was his moral conviction that this drug is always wrong.
Eight states protect pharmacist's assistants from being fired in such a situation.
I doubt many men have been refused a prescription for an ED drug because of a pharmacist's assistant's moral outrage.
There was a solution, of course: The pharmacist's assistant could have found a pharmacy that doesn't dispense that class of drugs. But then, the moral outrage would be wasted.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/health/healthtrending/pharmacists-personal-beliefs-kept-him-from-filling-teens-prescription/ar-BBC5Vxc?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartanntp