Guest guest Posted October 26, 2006 Report Share Posted October 26, 2006 Hey Jeanetta and Group, I had to really 'put my foot down' on the following situation that happened to me today, and I would like some input as to what everyone thinks: I received a script in the drive through for methadone 10 mg Tab. I checked the 'C2 Book' to make sure that we had the proper amount of this med. before I sent the patient on her way to come back in an hour. I inputted the script into the computer and chose the brand that was 'highlighted', or what the computer told me that we were supposed to have in the C2 lockup. I printed out the script, put it along with the original prescription into a basket and gave it to the RPh. The Pharmacist today is a 'floater' who I have worked with before and who is really a good person to work with. I got a tap on my shoulder while I was talking to a customer over the intercom, turned around, and the RPh put a script and a stock bottle right next to my register with a post-it on it that said, " Change to this NDC number. " About 10 minutes later when I had 'cleared the drive through' and I took a close look, I realized that he had put METHADONE IN FRONT OF ME!!!!! I just about fainted!!!! I took the stock bottle back over to him and told him that I am sorry, but under no circumstances will I handle Sched. 2's UNTIL I am a Pharmacist! I felt really weird when I picked this bottle up and realized what it was. I'm not sure how he runs his home store, but this practice is simply not acceptable at my location. He was not upset or anything when I voiced my concerns. I know that I am not in any sort of 'trouble' or anything... This situation just really made me feel 'weird'. So I had to act! Best Wishes From Tropical Texas, ChristianB. Oliver RCPhT (TX) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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