Rx stands for prescription, GRP for group. It is the group number of your prescription.
The serial number on the prescription helps to track the prescription to which pad and doctor it is from and helps track down any stolen pads and verify the authenticity of a prescription. Some insurances also require the serial number to pay for certain medications and many states require pharmacies to report the serial number on the prescription if the prescription is for controls (or medications that are pain killers or highly restricted due to addiction & safety reasons).
You can only order it from the website or through their 800 number however you don't need a prescription to order it.
Only a physician has the right to give out a prescription. They must have a DEA number in order to even have a prescription pad.
Medication, strength, number of pills per refill, number of pills to take per dose, frequency of dosing, duration of treatment, and number of refills. In addition, the prescription includes identifying information about the prescriber and the patient.
Prescription Requirements A prescription for a controlled substance must be dated and signed on the date when issued. The prescription must include the patient's full name and address, and the practitioner's full name, address, and DEA registration number. The prescription must also include: drug name.
Yes. Just ask for the number of pills you want. Then, later you can ask for more without a new prescription. you can fill a partial on adderall but you have to get the remainder in 48 hours or you lose the rest of the prescription
I don't know the exact number, but many teenagers, and even children and adults, stock up on their drugs right from the medicine cabinet. They can use these prescription drugs, and non-prescription drugs for suicide, etc.
Every day in the US, 2,500 youth (12 to 17) abuse a prescription pain reliever for the first time.
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In general, you fill out the information on the prescription pad and sign it. You must include name of patient, medication, dose amount and frequency, number of refills allowed and route of administration.
Prescription pills can be identified by their shape, color and imprint. There are a number of "Pill Identifier" systems available that can identify the name of the pill by their physical appearance.