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Why does the pharmacist add these little ticks/checkmarks with a pen on my medication box?

For a second, I thought "maybe they indicate which bits of the braille are relevant" and then I took a long walk and thought about my life choices.

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lemmy.world

Ahh, so it's like they're reading from the order/prescription, and say "ok he needs pregabalin - tick - and it's 150mgs - tick - and it's hard capsules - tick", or something to that effect?

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RusADreply
lemm.ee

She balin on my 150mg till she prega

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sh.itjust.works

Yup. Medication can have pretty similar names for wildly different drugs, so just doing a little due diligence to make sure you don't grow a third ear or something

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maybe I'm just a pervert, but all that text is aggressively sexual

what I'm saying is I'm ready to take Dr. Reddy's hard, red pregabalin capsules

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lemmy.world

Dr. Reddy's hard, bulbous, throbbing capsule will take away your anxiety.

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Part of their QA process to check against name and dosage of the drug to another form they are referecing

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SGforcereply
lemmy.ca

Read it as "Preg-a-bailin" and thought it was highly insensitive.

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MissJinxreply
lemmy.world

Had some to help with pain but it didn't really had any effect

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Idk why my dr gave me this one It was supposed to help with my nerve pain, but it didn't really

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lemmy.world

Damn. Yeah, it is. Didn't think I'd ever be able to forget some of that stuff. Glad to be wrong, though

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