Here are the common abbreviations your doctor might use on the prescription. Either way, you should carefully listen and clarify with your doctor what his/her prescription means. Sometimes the pharmacist or apothecary chemist might interpret these abbreviations clearly. So always confirm with your doctor if you understood everything yourself.
Here are some common abbreviations:

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Carol Bruyere
November 4th, 2008 at 9:18 am
1I just wondered how the pharmacist does the repeats i.e. when I have 2 left it says R1, or 2 left, R2, when I picked up my last one, it said PE
What does this mean??
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