Be Vigilant With Rxs Written by a Prescriber for Themselves or Family

May 2019

Can prescribers write Rxs for themselves, family, friends, etc?

It depends on the situation, med, and your state laws.

Medical associations and most state medical boards generally frown on this "casual prescribing"...mainly because personal feelings may affect professional judgment and it can be tricky to discuss sensitive info.

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