Triplicating a prescription means producing three copies of the prescription to be kept by the pharmacy, patient, and prescriber for record-keeping and tracking purposes. Each copy serves as a reference and documentation of the prescription transaction.
To make three(3) identical prescriptions. In triplicate prescribing, the physician keeps one copy of the prescription for five years and sends two copies with the patient to the pharmacist. The pharmacist keeps one copy and forwards the third to a specified state agency. Here the prescription is used to track the physician's prescribing practices and the patient's use of the controlled substances.
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It depends on what you mean by "triplicate" prescription. Are they writing three prescriptions or are they writing out the third prescription for the same medication. Assuming the former, if the doctor deems it medically necessary to give you three prescriptions, they absolutely can. On the latter, yes and no, the Doctor would be curious as to why your medicine keeps disappearing and depending on the type of prescription (mainly narcotics) can only prescribe so many per a certain time.
The future tense is "will triplicate".
The form must be filled out in triplicate.
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I need you to file these forms in triplicate.
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Triplicate. eg This letter should be done in triplicate.
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He had to fill out the forms in triplicate - one set for the office, one for himself, and one for the agent.
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