This reeks of a fake sting to discredit compounding pharmacies, which has been on the agenda for some time now. This is especially fishy to me because in my experience, few compounded drugs are even covered by insurance.

Either way, it's very disheartening to see the renewed campaign to sway public opinion about compounding pharmacies (which is what all pharmacies were before commercialization) because they are essential to those who are made ill by all the dyes, fillers, and adjacent drugs that are added to commercially produced pharmaceuticals.