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Actually it's a great idea to get them delivered with signature required. I rarely miss a medical delivery because I order it for a time-slot I know I'll be at home anyway. If I miss one, they'll leave the package at the corner store which is open longer, and I'll can sign for it there almost any time of day.
It's not about "trust", it's about working within your limitations and removing hurdles for yourself and others to get the help and medication we need and have a right to. It's also incredibly helpful for people with mobility issues (temporary or permanent) to be able to sign for their meds at the door instead of making an excursion of it.
Your comment sounds quite rude about it, but maybe you're misinformed about the diagnosis (and should learn more before forming such strong opinions about it), or maybe you just need to consider what words you pick in writing - so I'll assume it wasn't intentionally mean-spirated.