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by ChrisDC on October 30th, 2009
Absolutely. This is a standard practice with pharmacies, and it is not at all unusual.
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Your new pharmacy will simply call your old pharmacy and transfer the prescription.
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The only thing that will be different is that you should give the new pharmacy a little extra time to fill the prescription. In other words, you might not want to wait for it to be filled the first time -- drop it off in the morning and pick it up in the afternoon or the next day.
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But with that exception, you shouldn't have any problems.
by therapist on October 30th, 2009
Of course but be aware that in some states you can only transfer it one time. This means if you take a medication with 4 refills and you transfer it you will have no refills left. So keep that in mind.
by Wind in the Willow on October 30th, 2009
Of course. You have the information, go for it.
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