Good morning. It is December 29th. It is five minutes after 11. You're listening to the

Kennel and Casey show on 93 WIBC. Rob Kendall has the day off and joining us is Tony

Kenneth. So Tony, I don't know if you have run into any medication shortages recently.

I know you have a young child at home and I've just wondering if you've had any problems

finding medicine. Yeah. I mean, we go to the Walgreens and the CVS and find that a lot

of the brands that we're looking for are out of stock. We're unable to find certain

kinds of Tylenol, certain kinds of ibuprofen. It's very difficult to find things, especially

when we have a little kiddo who spent Christmas sick. And so, yeah, that has been really frustrating.

Yeah. And probably very worrisome for you as well, because you just feel so helpless

as a parent when your child is sick. All you want to do is have them feel better and

you would do anything as a parent. I mean, you like cut off your arm if it made them

feel better. I was told that before it was a parent. And I believed it, but yeah, you're

right. It is, it's much more real. And I do wish that I could take that for her, so

to say. Yeah. I've had, well, I haven't had trouble because my daughter's older, but

she has had some problems finding stuff where she's at. And the pharmacies have said, you

know, well, we're going to try and get it shipped in and weeks go by. And I just keep

telling her, hey, you have to call them, call them, call them. And they keep saying,

oh, yeah, it's coming. It's coming. But target is the latest pharmacy that's going to

restrict the purchase of children's over the counter fever and pain medication. This

includes Tylenol, Advil, and Motrin. And they are limiting to just two per transaction.

Now this is target doing it online, but CBS and Walgreens are limiting their in-person

purchases at CBS. You can only buy two boxes of medication. And at Walgreens, Walgreens

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