
- May 2013 Skin & Eye Health
- Volume 79
- Issue 5
Can You Read These Rxs?
Rx 1
The handwriting of this prescription that Rosemarie Alcamo, RPh, saw at Richmond Pharmacy and Surgical Inc in Staten Island, New York, made it quite a puzzler.
Can you figure it out?
Rx 2
When Alfred Lawson, RPh, staff pharmacist at Rite Aid Pharmacy in Fredericksburg, Virginia, saw this prescription, he found it a bit of a challenge to decipher.
Do you know what it says?
ANSWERS
Rx 1: Albuterol spray (inhaler)--2 puffs 15 minutes before exercise.
Rx 2: Flexeril 10 mg #30, sig 1 PO bedtime PRN.
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