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How to check a prescription is genuine: a guide for pharmacists and patients

A forged or altered prescription puts the patient and the pharmacist at risk. Code verification adds a layer of assurance on top of the signature and stamp.

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Signs worth a second look

Erasures or changed quantities, different handwriting on one line, a missing stamp or doctor details, or a very old date.

Verifying by code

Dawaaka prescriptions carry a code like RX-0000-0000. The pharmacist types it or scans the QR to see whether the doctor really issued it. Online verification starts with our pilot.

If something looks wrong

Do not dispense while in doubt. Use "Ask the prescriber" for a structured query, or call the clinic. The licensed pharmacist decides on dispensing.

Frequently asked questions

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This guide explains the service and does not replace advice from a doctor or pharmacist.