CVS May Have Sold Used Enemas
- 12 years ago
CVS May Have Sold Used Enemas - as part of the news series by GeoBeats.
Some unsuspecting customers at a CVS store might have gotten a used product when they thought they were buying it new. And that also happens to be a very personal product.
Law enforcement officials suspect that a man resealed enemas that he bought, returned them to the store, some of which ended up on back on the shelves.
This happened in the Jacksonville, Florida CVS store. Since the store became aware of the incident, they have removed all the packages and an investigation is ongoing/
A CVS spokesperson noted "the health and safety of our customers is our top priority. ... If a product appears to have been used or noticeably damaged we do not allow it back on the shelf."
In another case of rogue customers or employees, some Burger King employees found themselves in hot water after a picture showing someone with their feet in open empty lettuce bins starting make the rounds in social media.
When the picture was initially posted, it took savvy internet users little time to determine that the picture was taken in Mayfield Heights, Ohio.
Employees held responsible at this franchise were terminated.
Some unsuspecting customers at a CVS store might have gotten a used product when they thought they were buying it new. And that also happens to be a very personal product.
Law enforcement officials suspect that a man resealed enemas that he bought, returned them to the store, some of which ended up on back on the shelves.
This happened in the Jacksonville, Florida CVS store. Since the store became aware of the incident, they have removed all the packages and an investigation is ongoing/
A CVS spokesperson noted "the health and safety of our customers is our top priority. ... If a product appears to have been used or noticeably damaged we do not allow it back on the shelf."
In another case of rogue customers or employees, some Burger King employees found themselves in hot water after a picture showing someone with their feet in open empty lettuce bins starting make the rounds in social media.
When the picture was initially posted, it took savvy internet users little time to determine that the picture was taken in Mayfield Heights, Ohio.
Employees held responsible at this franchise were terminated.