I get a script today from a dermatologist, who often writes for pain meds and antibiotic for certain procedures.
Today, he wrote for "generic Tylenol #3" and checked the May Not Substitute box.
Sigh.
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- I'm a pharmacist, a spouse, and many other things. I try to find the humor in most things, and if I don't, I just write it as it comes out. It's my way of dealing with the everyday craziness.
Details about the idiots involved and the resulting ridiculous situations have been changed to protect privacy.
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2 comments:
What do you do in this case? Do you have to call and get confirmation?
I hate having to do extra work for stupid.
I call them - mostly just to make a point! I figure, the more calls they get about this, hopefully they will learn to write it correctly. Sheesh.
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