The document outlines the process for generic drug dispensing. A prescription is first evaluated to determine if it is correct, erroneous, or violative/impossible. If correct, the prescription is filled and filed. If erroneous, the prescription is filled but also reported. If violative or impossible, it is not filled but still reported. The customer is then informed of generic alternatives and prices before dispensing their selection.

1. FLOW CHART OF GENERIC DISPENSING
PRESCRIPTION DRUG (Rx)
PRESCRIPTION REQUIRED
EVALUATE THE PRESCRIPTION
PRESCRIPTION IS CORRECT:
FILL & FILE PRESCRIPTION
PRESCRIPTION IS INCORRECT
ERRONEOUS Rx:
- Fill the Rx
- Keep the Rx and report the violation to
the nearest DOH office
INFORM THE BUYER OF ALL PRODUCTS
THAT HAVE THE SAME GENERIC NAME
AND DOSAGE FORM, AND
CORRESPONDING PRICES
VIOLATIVE OR IMPOSSIBLE Rx:
- Do not dispense or fill
- Keep the Rx and report the violation to
the nearest DOH office
DISPENSE THE PRODUCT CHOSEN BY
THE BUYER

2. FLOW CHART OF GENERIC DISPENSING
PRESCRIPTION DRUG (Rx)
OTC DRUGS
PRESCRIPTION REQUIRED
PRESCRIPTION NOT
REQUIRED
EVALUATE THE PRESCRIPTION
PRESCRIPTION IS CORRECT:
FILL & FILE PRESCRIPTION
PRESCRIPTION IS INCORRECT
ERRONEOUS Rx:
- Fill the Rx
- Keep the Rx and report the violation to
the nearest DOH office
INFORM THE BUYER OF ALL PRODUCTS
THAT HAVE THE SAME GENERIC NAME
AND DOSAGE FORM, AND
CORRESPONDING PRICES
VIOLATIVE OR IMPOSSIBLE Rx:
- Do not dispense or fill
- Keep the Rx and report the violation to
the nearest DOH office
DISPENSE THE PRODUCT CHOSEN BY
THE BUYER