(2) If the marked price is inconsistent with the drugs in the prescription, the pharmacist in the pharmacy will ask the patient to re-mark the price. Pharmacists will only take medicine according to the doctor's prescription, not according to the medicine drawn by the cashier. Whether to see a doctor after getting the medicine depends on the patient's wishes or the doctor's explanation. If the patient has never used this medicine before, in order to ensure his peace of mind, he may go to the doctor to ask how to use it (he will not worry if the pharmacist took the wrong medicine, maybe the amount is too small). If the patient has used it before, don't go to the doctor again unless the doctor specifically orders.

(3) The pharmacy will take the medicine according to the prescription. It is stipulated that the person who takes the medicine cannot give the medicine directly to the patient, and it can only be handed over to the patient after being checked by another colleague.

Alas ... this is a difficult question to answer. It's just work. Take your time. The patient is in a hurry. Don't worry. Look at the prescription and don't make a mistake about the medicine.