Lyn, I'd say return them to the pharmacy and take a receipt for them to sign acknolwedging that they were returned. Then call tomorrow and verify that they've taken the Oxycontin off your computerized list of meds. That way they have a chance to rectify their error and retrain their employees, and you have verification that you're not a drug-seeking lunatic.
In the US, your doc would have a copy of the Rx, because drugs on that schedule have a multiple-copy prescription form. Don't know about Canadian laws on that, but let your doc know first thing Monday so he can do whatever he needs to do.
Judy
Moderate to severe left-sided UC (21 cm) diagnosed 2001.
Asacol, Rowasa, Pentasa, Prednisone, Entocort, Azathioprine
Colazal, Remicade, Nature's Way Primadophilus Reuteri. In remission since April, 2006.
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