Dispensary Corner 02 Sep 14
September 2, 2014
POTENT Jelly Tots.
Dispensed any Jelly Tots lately?
Police in Newcastle UK have
allegedly taken away samples of
the popular jelly sweets from the
Nestle factory when it was found
they were contaminated with
some unidentified pink tablets.
The pink tablets were noticed on
the production line, reported the
Evening Chronicle.
According to Orange News the
tablet was a commonly prescribed
medication for adults and children
but details have not been released.
WHOOPS a daisy.
We’ve talked in Dispensary
Corner before about typos, and
obviously, PD has its slip ups too,
but the Department of Health’s
latest boo boo is one of the funnier
mispellings.
In its planned tender for supply
of Hepatitis A vaccine for the
National Immunisation Program,
the Department accidentally wrote
‘Supply of Hepatits’.
We’re unsure of the supplier of
Hepatits in Australia but we do
think it’s a shame the ‘a’ wasn’t
switched around with the ‘p’ to
greater, more immature comedic
effect.
COMPUTER says ‘liar’.
If you run your own pharmacy,
you won’t need to take the steps
of India’s new government to
tackle bureaucrat work attendance
by developing a special computer
program to work out whether staff
are actually at their computers,
Orange News reported.
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