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.
They're comparing to the actual medication to make sure they're giving you the right thing.
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?
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
"You'll be pregabalin' these capsules"
She pregabilin' my capsules til I ticked
Dr. Reddy's hard, bulbous, throbbing capsule will take away your anxiety.
yes, yes I would imagine 🥵
What if they make you pregananant?
yes, I do ☺️
Get Pregabalin with Dr Reddys 150mg hard capsules
Part of their QA process to check against name and dosage of the drug to another form they are referecing
Is there a “Postgabalin”?
Read it as "Preg-a-bailin" and thought it was highly insensitive.
There's gabapentin from the same group.
It's the Nike logo
Pregabalin - Just do it.
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