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Old 08-17-2008, 07:49 PM
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Default Dea# and Lic.# on prescriptions
I was just curious about the different prefix before my doctors ky lic # and her dea# on her prescription pads.
One says:
Dr.So and So m.d.
Ky Lic#12345
Dea#XR12345
Dea#BR12345

Basically,I am wondering what the XR and BR stand for...?
I hope this was the right forum to post this in...
Thanks,and I hope everyone has a pain free night!!!
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