a written prescription or the actual drug? i see nothing wrong with a doctor mailing a written prescription (some require a special triplicate form) to a legitimate pain patient that may not be able to make it to the office for medical reasons. obviously the use of any addicting medication should be carefully monitored. if the actual drug was mailed then i would be worried. doctors don't do this.
is it common practice to send narcotic drug prescriptions through the mail to a patient a dr hasen't seen in months? . what is the law concerning sending prescriptions through the mail to patients a dr. hasn't seen in months? . the drug was percoset.