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According to this thread
Schedule II Script - What can be changed?
when a pharmacist wishes to clarify a controlled II, III or IV script, the following apply:
Without a consult, a pharmacist can add or change address.
With consult, a pharmacist can change dosage form, strength, quantity, and directions.
A pharmacist can never change a patient name, drug, or physician signature.
A lot has happened in the eight years since that post. Is this still up-to-date?
Schedule II Script - What can be changed?
when a pharmacist wishes to clarify a controlled II, III or IV script, the following apply:
Without a consult, a pharmacist can add or change address.
With consult, a pharmacist can change dosage form, strength, quantity, and directions.
A pharmacist can never change a patient name, drug, or physician signature.
A lot has happened in the eight years since that post. Is this still up-to-date?
