Pharmacy technician test questions (such as PTCE) are better for /r/pharmacytechnician. NAPLEX/MPJE/CPJE/Board exam questions belong in the stickied post at the top of the subreddit. Please direct questions over homework to /r/homeworkhelp. Questions about the actual scientific and practical content of pharmacy school classes are still welcomed here. Pharmacy school related questions are off-topic: Please direct all questions about prerequisites, applications, cost, and other related matters to /r/prepharmacy.ĭirect all posts about pharmacy school classes, rotations, administration, professors, preceptors, curricula, etc.
#EPIC SLICER DICER TUTORIAL HOW TO#
Users asking how to acquire controlled substances illicitly or otherwise controvert the law will likewise be banned. Do not link, crosslink, or reference these subreddits in any way. Users who are active in subreddits known to facilitate illicit drug use or trafficking are subject to being banned at the mods' discretion. This subreddit is for law-abiding pharmacy professionals. Posts that take a permissive view toward the illicit use, trafficking, or production of controlled substances will be deleted. Do not use this sub to complain about your pharmacy or your other healthcare providers.
If you have any questions regarding your specific prescription, refills or a shortage on your medication, this is not the place to ask. Do not ask questions regarding your prescription: For example, do not ask if/why you can/can't get your prescriptions filled early, or what to do if you were shorted on or lost/damaged your medication. If you still want to trust a stranger on the internet, you can try /r/AskDocs. Our advice is to speak to your healthcare professional for answers specific to your condition.
Questions regarding specific medical advice will be removed. Some suggested flair: University and graduation date, work setting/title, or other professional titles.ĭo not ask for medical advice: We do not, and can not, provide official answers to your specific medical questions or provide professional judgment. User flair is enabled for all users to edit themselves! Just click the "(edit)" link above to type in manually.
#EPIC SLICER DICER TUTORIAL MODS#
Please add it when posting to make sure the people who want to see your post can If you do not see a flair that you feel is correct, please message the mods and we can see about adding it. If you have any suggestions or questions about this subreddit, don't hesitate to message the mods! Welcome to /r/Pharmacy, a subreddit for pharmacists, pharmacy students, techs, and anyone else in the pharmaceutical industry!
0 kommentar(er)
