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Ca: Privacy breach at London Shoppers Drug Mart stuns customer

Posted on March 4, 2014 by Dissent

CTV reports:

It was supposed to be a normal trip to the drugstore, but one London woman got a shock when she got home and realized what was handed to her at the pharmacy.

Helliena Julliana was simply inquiring about some medication at the Shoppers Drug Mart location at Adelaide and Huron streets.

That’s when she was given a blank piece of paper with the name of a drug written on it.

It wasn’t until she got home that she looked at the other side.

“I discovered there were the names, medications and phone numbers of five different people…I was shocked. It makes me wonder how safe my information is here because in the past I had gotten prescriptions here.”

CTV News has seen the paper and confirms there are five names on the paper, their phone numbers, the type of drugs prescribed, the amount they recieved and even their doctors’ names.

Read more on CTV News.

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