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they usually make upwards 100k

No you do not get paid more. Your Masters is not a true Masters its an "add on" degree. As such you will be paid the same or even less than someone who completed a Bachelor of Pharmacy. A Masters itself does not mean more money - even if you have more than one Masters - it just means that "you had no idea what you wanted to do when you were in university so you changed your mind).

You get paid less than 100K -= that kind of salary is for the pharmacists who own their own chemist branch. You earn what ever the chemist chain wishes to pay you. Remember that you have to work weekends and nights on shift - its not a family friendly job.