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August 2003: Rx Image #2
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Technician Judette Santiago and Pharmacist Michael Weiss of Milltown Pharmacy in Milltown, NJ, received this prescription over a weekend. Both pharmacy staff members and even the patient were clueless about what was ordered. The pharmacy called the physician?s office the following Monday morning, and the nurse called back after clarifying what drug was being prescribed. What do you think the answer was?
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