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legal right with doctor and patient and pharmacy

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Legal right with doctor/patient/pharmacy
by: David Shedd

If the person has a valid prescription, signed by a physician, for roxycodone, I don't think there would be any reason for the pharmacist to call the doctor. As long as the patient is taking his medication as prescribed, he wouldn't have anything to worry about.

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