When I need a refill of Propoxyphene I must pick up the prescription from the doctor and hand carry hand carry the prescription to the pharmacist. If this is just another NSAID, why is this necessary?
Why must I hand carry my refill propoxyphene prescription to the pharmacist?
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- 26 Oct 2010 by annyst
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- pain, propoxyphene
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