McCann’s Medical

I recently moved across country and I needed an IM injection of a prescription of mine. My stock of needles and syringes were still in transit and I needed another syringe and needle.
I went to McCann’s and asked what sizes they have. I like the smaller needles because I am an absolute wimp when it comes to these things. I knew something was wrong when they kept coming back and asking me questions, requiring me to fill out unnecessary forms etc. The pharmacist came around and finally told me they cannot sell me syringes without first filling a prescription that requires a syringes. «It is against federal law» was the direct quote from the licensed pharmacist.
I was pretty sure that was a hot load of BS because I have purchased syringes in other states without having to present a new prescription.
So I went home and checked the laws on this topic in Oregon. Syringes and needles are offered over the counter in Oregon (i.e., no prescription required. I verified this with multiple pharmacists around the greater Portland area.
THE PHARMACIST LIED RIGHT TO MY FACE.
I offered to bring my filled prescription bottle in, I offered the prescribing physicians contact info, I offered to bring in my passport — she could have told me the truth behind whatever reason she didn’t sell me syringes, but no. She lied.
One has to ask what other false medical information she might be providing to patients? She reminds me of one of those pharmacists who refuse to fill birth control prescriptions to single women for moral reasons.
AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS. It is not worth the risk to your health.

This place is awesome. I live in Atlanta and was in town visiting friends when my scooter charger broke. Thankfully they were open on Saturday and fixed not only the charger but also a handful of other things that were wrong on it, all at no charge. They were so friendly and made what was initially a scary experience into a better situation than I had before I even left Atlanta.

Very helpful and courteous staff, good selection of products, well versed with Insurance. Some of the products are priced very high compared to what is available online, but that is not unusual for service oriented businesses. Always a good experience.

I had major surgery on my leg and my insurance plan does not cover a knee scooter. I work in the healthcare industry and quotes from the supposed price competitive vendors were THREE times higher than McCann’s! I had resigned myself to struggle with crutches until I found McCann’s, and the staff at both stores were so friendly and helpful that I have the scooter I need and I’m going to refer all my patients to this wonderful store. I heartily recommend them and will be a loyal customer. Thank you, McCann’s!

I just happened to be next to it when running an errand. I have an uncle needing a colonoscopy bags, so I figured I’d drop in.
The price was average, but the customer service was outstanding.
I had various questions and the staff answered to the best of their ability by asking even when they didn’t know the answer.
I would come back for any medical supply needs!

Great experience.
I walked in needing a post-​op shoe and a cane after some minor foot surgery. A helpful employee walked right up and found me a chair at the front of the store and brought all the items right to me.
Very kind and helpful. A bit of a trek from the Portland metro, but well worth the journey for the selection and the service.

Great Pharmacy! Great Pharmacist Matthew! I have never been treated this kindly by any other pharmacy, very personalized, patient, helpful customer service. Getting my pet’s prescription here saved us $ 240 for one refill… imagine the savings over time. I wish I had found them sooner because I could have saved thousands! They are worth checking out, trust me!

What can I tell you. I am in a medical supply store to buy compression stockings. I would have thought I would have at least had to be 50 years old for something like this.
It all started in the month of March. I got a DVT also known as Deep Vein Thrombosis. AKA/​A blood clot in my leg.
Can I say that totally sucked for want of a more eloquent way to put it. I couldn’t walk for about two weeks and such.
The aftermath is edema (swelling) in the leg. So, I must buy my first pair of support stockings. A lady at Costco recommended McCann’s as a place to buy items for seniors (ok, after I got over that remark) I went down there and they do have quite the selection of hosiery as well as many other types of crutches, walkers and such.
They special ordered a pair of stockings from their Gresham store and they arrived the next day. I’m expecting another pair tomorrow from Seattle.
They made having to buy a necessary item bearable.