When your big toe is angled towards the second toe, the deformity is called a bunion (hallux valgus). This causes a bump on the side at the base of the big toe. In addition there is often thickening of the skin and tissues next to the affected joint.
A:CVS/caremark has a network of nearly 68,000 participating retail pharmacies where you can get your prescriptions filled, so your local pharmacy will likely be one of them. If you need to have your prescription filled at a pharmacy that isnât in our network, you can submit a paper claim for consideration.
Eleven pharmacies, most of them locally owned, will take both, as does Walgreens; Longs and Safeway accept needles only. Scotts Valley Medical Clinic and the Santa Cruz Police Department accept medicines only.on't fret if it's chock-full of expired medications. Local pharmacies will help you get rid of them in a safe and environmentally sound way. Two dozen drugstores have signed on to Sharp Solutions, a program that lets people drop off old medicines and used needles at no charge.