Usually depends on the pharmacy, most only require to sign the HIPPA form and if you have to sign for your insurance.
Regard less of who obtains the prescription, it is important to ensure that the right person gets the right medication. Therefore check all identification against the prescription before releasing the medication; in addition, the person picking up the the medication must sign for it. In the case of a controlled substance, if the person picking up the medication is not the patient, that person must show identification to the clerk or technician and sign for it. All third-party prescriptions must have the signature of thereceiver. Also, the pharmacy may require the purchaser to provide identification when picking up a controlled substance prescription.LOL follow me on instagramhttp://instagram.com/tyrique_tc
I think the family calls the pharmacy and stops the presciption. Maybe, maybe not. In general, you can't use another person's prescriptions if the medicine is a controlled substance, so no one is supposed to get it.
If an authority figure does not physically see or catch you with a controlled substance, then you can not to charged with buying a controlled substance. The only time this is not true is if the person you bought it from is wearing a wire, the the police can catch and charge you.
PWIMSD SCH IV stands for "Possession with intent to manufacture/sell/or distribute a Schedule IV controlled substance" For example Xanax, Valium, etc. It basically means the person is being charged with selling/delivering the controlled substance which is a Class I Felony in my state.
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a person i know was charged with a possesion of a control substance 2 in 1998, what are the charges that this person face and what is the statue of limitations of this charge?
Commonwealth must prove three things beyond a reasonable doubt: First: That the substance in question is a controlled substance Second: That the defendant possessed some perceptible amount of that substance Third: That the defendant did so knowingly or intentionally.
There are a number of positions within this field to include a pharmacist, pharmacy technicians, and pharmacy aides.
can a pharmacy tech discuss a person prescription records with non-pharmacy staff
Such a person is a Pharmacists.
not unless you pick it up or touch it, because then your fingerprints are on it and you may mistaken for the person who sold or used it
You need to go to college and get a Pharmacy degree, then work at various pharmacy's.