Australian prescription questions (with scan included)

STD · #1 03-12-2012, 08:43 AM

First of all, Australian info *only* please, there seems to be a lack of it for this kind of thing. And I didn't know if I should post this in BLTC or BI, but I think it more belongs here in BLTC since I'd bet this crowd would more know the drug side of things, which is generally what I'm trying to educate myself about.

So, yes. This is a valid legit prescription for a Schedule IV substance ("Prescription Only Medicine".) It's a fairly small script for a common benzodiazepine. Anything identifiable has been blurred out and replaced with a red label saying what was there.

Some things are circled in blue or have a blue arrow pointing to them:

Prescriber number: a six digit number, I'm assuming this is unique to the doctor that issued the prescription.

Script ID: a six digit number that appears to be the number of the prescription issued. The script image I posted came with two others, all with consecutive script ID numbers and identical prescriber numbers.

Down the bottom right corner were some small, seemingly random numbers.

The back of the script has the name, address, and phone number of the issuing pharmacy, as well as a string of numbers and letters. Starts with two letters, then seven numbers. Not sure what that means. What does it mean?

A big question I have would be, how would you (hypothetically) photoshop this script so you can use it again and again? From what I can tell, they do not call the doctor to verify, I'm pretty sure from what I've seen that scripts that require verification to be dispensed have the details and a phone authority code on it. Anyway, I'd assume you'd need to change the script ID to something, and make sure it's one that hasn't been used before. Anybody know any more about that?

Also, does the prescriber number get cross checked to make sure it matches up with the name of the issuing doctor? Does anybody know what else they check up on in the pharmacy when you hand over a script? And obviously, it'd be suspicious to go trying to get a script for 90x 2mg Xanax per month, I bet that'd require phone verification, obviously you'd have to be sensible about it.

Finally, generally when I get a script from a doctor, they just hit a button on their computer and it prints out a printed prescription, which they sign and then hand over to me. Anybody know what software they use, or have any idea on how to acquire this prescription paper?

thanks zoklet

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tuer502gt · #2 03-12-2012, 08:58 AM

The script has security devices installed. You'll get caught shopping it. Also, state police can't see what you're getting unless you are under heavy investigation to reduce endemic corruption.

STD · #3 03-12-2012, 09:14 AM

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Originally Posted by tuer502gt

The script has security devices installed. You'll get caught shopping it. Also, state police can't see what you're getting unless you are under heavy investigation to reduce endemic corruption.

What kind? I can't see any UV markings under a UV light, can't see any watermarks, no real security features other than fancy detailed printing.

Tokerface · #4 03-12-2012, 09:23 AM

lol, I was just about to make a thread about this. A hypothetical friend of mine stole a prescription pad from a hospital and is trying to sell it. I was going to buy it, thinking I could a. Get high and b. Sell oxy's and make shitloads of cash. It's not worth your while, trust me. This is because;

1. You need a fake id to do this, as they check to see your name matches the one on the script. GOOD fake licenses in Australia cost around 100 bucks and still aren't foolproof.
2. Each prescription has a unique code. You're NEVER going to guess a legit code.
3. You can get in serious shit for trying this. It's fraud.

STD · #5 03-12-2012, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Tokerface

1. You need a fake id to do this, as they check to see your name matches the one on the script. GOOD fake licenses in Australia cost around 100 bucks and still aren't foolproof.

I've never had my ID checked, at least in NSW.

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2. Each prescription has a unique code. You're NEVER going to guess a legit code.

Make sense, but where is it? I can't see one. As far as I can tell from looking at a few scripts of mine for the last few months, the script ID is just a normally incrementing number, higher numbers being more recent scripts, the only number I can't make sense of is the 7-digit number on printed only on the back. It's preceded by the letters "DL" on all of my scripts. That's the only thing that I can see that could possibly be a unique random code of some kind.

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3. You can get in serious shit for trying this. It's fraud.

true story bro

tuer502gt · #6 03-12-2012, 09:36 AM

It has hidden security devices. And I bet that pad has been reported stolen.

You will get caught.

Retard Synrdome · #7 03-12-2012, 12:10 PM

Crikey!

Tokerface · #8 03-14-2012, 02:18 AM

Well I'm not 100 percent sure where the unique 'script id' is, but I know it's there. Also, every pharmacy has cameras, so if they're suss about some stuff you've just bought, they have a picture of your face readily available to show the cops.

Buy generic benzos online, it's much easier and the risk hardly even compares.