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What section of the prescription contains the instructions to the patient on how to take medication?
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paperwork that comes with the PRESCRIPTION OR ASK YOUR PHARMICIST.
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What section of the prescription contains the instructions to the patient on how to take the medication?
paperwork that comes with the PRESCRIPTION OR ASK YOUR PHARMICIST.
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