[JCEccles]

The bottle should reflect the name that's written by the MD on the script. Pharmacists are usually fairly stringent about having names and addresses of the person on the script.

You're assuming Rush had the prescription filled by a pharmacist. More likely it was dispensed directly to him by his physician.

[prairiebreeze]

Well, it's hard to tell. Because physicians normally don't dispense a bottle, they usually give samples. At least where I'm familiar with but state laws might vary too.

Yes I had thought of the MD giving the med directly to him as well. But not putting a lable on the bottle.

Whatever the reason for the plan it obviously didn't work.

[dennisw]

The bottle should reflect the name that's written by the MD on the script. Pharmacists are usually fairly stringent about having names and addresses of the person on the script.

You're assuming Rush had the prescription filled by a pharmacist. More likely it was dispensed directly to him by his physician.

When you see one of the physicians down here who caters to the super rich you can get it dispensed in the physician's name and never go to a pharmacy. This  must be what happened. I'm sure some states allow this, some don't.