This is in the spot which usually says the number of refills
What does this abbreviation on my prescription Mean.. : QR:60 tabs?
Question posted by skippydip on 14 Sep 2011
Last updated on 15 September 2011 by Rajive Goel
3 Answers
Rajive Goel
15 Sep 2011
Q. R.- quantitum rectum-the quantity is correct. This may be used where the quantity of a medicine is unusual and it is desirable to call the attention of the dispenser to the fact that the prescriber is aware of the condition, but that particular circumstances justify the dose. The abbreviation is placed just after the item to which it calls attention.
DzooBaby
14 Sep 2011
It could also be a partial fill meaning quantity remaining 60 tabs. Which means the pharmacy still owes you sixty tabs.
suzanne66
14 Sep 2011
Is it a computer generated prescription?
Probably a typing error... should read QTY : 60 ... meaning quantity to be dispensed.
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