Assuming the prescription actually said quantity of 1 with those directions verbatim, it would be both the pharmacy and prescriber's fault because likely the prescriber did not mean to put in quantity of 1 and the pharmacy should have contacted the prescriber to get clarification on the quantity.
If the quantity on the label says 28 and there's not 28 pills in there originally, then pharmacy is at fault.
Not sure what you mean by "label doesn't match instructions on the same label"
Prescriptions go through several steps. First is often called "data entry" where someone looks at either...
I assume it's tylenol #3 which has codeine which makes it a controlled substance. Normal acetaminophen is over the counter. In terms of quantities if a doctor prescribes something like "Take 1 tablet every 6 hours as needed for pain" with a quantity of 30 but puts somewhere on the prescription...
I'm a pharmacist at Walgreens and it's stressful. Phones won't stop ringing. So many prescriptions to fill and fk me if I have a call out. I owe my life to pharmacy techs that keep the pharmacy from self-destructing. I'm more easy going in general on people on controlled substances including...
I do for specific members if I'm curious about how they interpret and execute certain dance moves.
For Jiu from Dreamcatcher though, I absolutely love to see how she interacts with the audience during the parts when she is not dancing.
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