Some of history’s oldest prescriptions were written in Egypt · From Egypt, they are renewed
A QR and a code on every prescription, so the pharmacist knows it is genuine.
The pharmacist scans the QR or types the code and sees whether the prescription matches the doctor's record and has not been altered.
What you get
Verify in a second
Scan the QR or type the code in the form RX-0000-0000.
Nothing altered
Lines appear as the doctor confirmed them, so any change shows.
Extra assurance
The signed, stamped original stays the document of record.
Minimum data
The pharmacist sees only what is needed to dispense.
How it works
Three steps
- 1
The doctor confirms and the prescription is issued with a code and QR.
- 2
The pharmacist scans the QR or types the code.
- 3
They compare with the signed original; if it does not match, they do not dispense and call the prescriber.
Safety notes
- If it does not match: do not dispense, call the prescriber, then report it.
- Controlled (narcotic and psychotropic) medicines are blocked in the tool.