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).
None, All States are now requiring that insurers report policy activity into a shared database.
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The Sumerian city states shared language. This is a form of communication.
That's impossible, especially because it's a narcotic. Pharmacists do not refill narcotics before the prescription refill date Wrong.....most pharmacies will allow a refill when at least 75% of the original prescription has been used according to the dosage instructions. For instance, if you filled the original script on the 1st, the earliest you could refill it would be the 24th. Most insurance companies follow this guideline as well.
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When a prescription states "take until completed" on your bottle, and/or paperwork that came with your prescription, it means that you are to use the prescription, in it's entirety, as prescribed, until the prescription is finished.
At least in the United States, Vicodin is a prescription drug.
NDC stands for National Drug Code. It is a unique identifier assigned to each medication in the United States to help healthcare providers, pharmacies, and insurance companies accurately identify and track prescription drugs.
It says nothing about prescription drugs. There was no such thing as prescription drugs when the constitution of the United States was formed.
I just picked up my prescription today. Metanx comes in a bottle which states "Rx Only." You do need a prescription.