Dodgy looking package

[Mups]

My Liffey is on life-long prescription medication,  and has been for the last 3 years or more.
My veterinary pharmacists I buy from send me usual month's supply yesterday,  but as soon as I opened the packet I saw something very odd.

It has always come in 2 small white cardboard boxes with the company name on it, what the drug is, who it's for, along with the doseage.
This time, all the capsules  on the foil sheet were just dropped into a polythene bag.
This worried me.  There was no explanation, nothing to say about the unusual packaging,  and I instantly worried if it was a scam somehow.    I daren't give Lif any of it as I don't trust what may be in it,   but luckily I haven't completely run out  of her usual ones yet.

I phoned the company today and the lady I spoke to said she would check it.  She came back and said the Manager said it should not be in a bag like that. 
I wondered if they had got a new employee who just packed it wrong,  or maybe they had run out of the usual boxes over Christmas even,  but I needed to be 100%  sure of the contents.
She said in order to investigate this properly,  she would need a photo of what  I had received.
Only thing is,  I have never learned how to  transfer photos from my phone over to my computer to send her.  (I don't do emails on my phone).

Went into a computer shop in town this afternoon and the bloke sold me the cable to join phone to computer,  but he warned me that if also depends on how my phone and computer are set up.
I am totally lost now.

So tonight I phoned my daughter-in-law and asked if they could come over this weekend and help me.
So lets hope we can do it between us.

I would also like  ask others if you think I'm daft querying it,  or would you have done the same if it never usually arrived like that?   

[Michael Rolls]

I would have been just as worried