prescription造句

Is there any special prescription with it?

IVY: Excuse me. I need to refill this prescription.

The dispenser quickly filled the prescription for me.

Like an eyeglass prescription, everyone's fluid needs are different.

D: And take the prescription to the drugstore.

When was the last time you left the doctor's office without a prescription, test or referral?

Or if you need vision correction, you might get an extra pair of prescription eyeglasses.

What they do: Based on a doctor's prescription or a patient's needs, pharmacists dispense medication.

A prescription antidiuretic can cut down on nighttime urination if this is the only problem.

Even the prescription painkillers Rhoda steals from the vet's practice do nothing to alleviate her suffering.

Stretching is the main prescription here. Do wall pushups religiously — several times a day and especially before and after running.

He stands at the gate of Kabul University in a red sweater black jeans and tinted prescription glasses.

Each lens consists of an outer lens with a corrective distance prescription, and a flexible inner lens.

It is a collection of technical decisions that provide the content for a normative prescription of the mapping.

Check the label of nonprescription drugs or the prescription drug information sheet to see if your medicine interferes with sleep or can cause insomnia.

Don't accept a prescription for an antipsychotic drug if you don't have schizophrenia or other severe mental illnesses like psychosis without asking your doctor "why this drug?"

Many drugstore brands-dove, Secret, degree-have released "clinical strength" antiperspirant formulas, but if these don't work for you, consider talking to your doctor about a prescription version.

Some countries require a doctor’s certificate for people off work with flu—and, while at the doctor, why not ask for a prescription?

Crowson, who lives in Alabama, says she gets fully dressed every morning. She doesn't take any prescription drugs, still cooks for herself — three squares a day — and keeps her house immaculate.

The program always had a glamorous “girl” to handle the weather and lighter stories, but the previous one was addicted to prescription drugs and the one before her had a drink problem.

When a certain individual got athlete's foot on his groin on a Sunday, did a certain other individual drive over to Rexall and pick up a prescription, paying for it with his own personal money?