I get them there too but they’re like $7 though?

And you're knowledgeable of my partner's health and total lack of risk factors based on one example I gave?

The list of eligible medical conditions covers a lot of ground. If someone is in their 20s, has depression and is physically inactive, it might not seem like they qualify for paxlovid based on your definition, but they absolutely are eligible based on the list of medical conditions: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/need-extra-precautions/people-with-medical-conditions.html

Yes it does. If you have a genetic predisposition for cancer, dementia and other neurological conditions, you’re at risk of getting long covid and exacerbating the chances that you’ll get the illness earlier.

What part of “other risk factors” do you not understand? If we know we have the risk factors, we don’t need strangers telling us we don’t. I’m not going to list online all his personal health details, which is beside the point anyway. I asked for places to get a paxlovid prescription, not for strangers to judge qualification. Other people understood this and I got many helpful responses, so my partner was able to get the prescription BECAUSE HE QUALIFIES. Kindly don’t get paxlovid for yourself if you’re so against it.

Thank you thank you thank you. That was so easy, after fighting with two other places. Whew!

What does Cambridge water taste like? I’ve been drinking it, but I don’t notice much of a difference. Maybe it tastes a little flat and not as crisp as MWRA water?

Probably a tourist if she kept everything in one bag, so you’ll definitely have a hard time finding her. If you hand it to the police, it’ll stay at the station until she somehow knows to go there to pick it up.