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Pharmacists are bound by clear rules and regulations which dictate what drugs they can dispense and when. It has little to do with your "prompt engineering" and
by jck 4y ago
Pharmacists are bound by clear rules and regulations which dictate what drugs they can dispense and when. It has little to do with your "prompt engineering" and more to do with whether your doctor actually filed the prescription correctly.
- renewiltord 4y agoHaha, you'd think but they get it wrong often and they'll bend things for you. It's why I can pick up other people's prescriptions for controlled substances with nothing but my ID at pharmacies I've never been to before, why I've transformed a no-refill into a refill (they just read it wrong) while another person had to call the doctor for the same outcome, etc. People everywhere are not really bound by anything. They will bend anything for me. Even immigration. In the past I even flew through a place where I needed (back then) a transit visa I didn't have with a passport damaged beyond identification.
- someweirdperson 4y agoAre you Doctor WHO?
- renewiltord 4y agoSadly, the one time I failed at this was when I tried to convince the Met I was, and they confiscated my TARDIS because I was trying to be manipulative ;)
- 24rf24r2f 4y ago
- injidup 4y agoSo a pharmacist is more like Microsoft Access than GPT-3 ?