For BC pharmacists

SendMyRx is a head-start service that lets patients photograph their paper prescription and fax it ahead to your pharmacy. The patient still arrives with the original physical Rx and government ID at pickup — your dispensing workflow is unchanged.

How patients are verified

• Phone number verified by SMS one-time code.
• Scan of a clinic-specific QR code at a real BC clinic.
• $1 service fee paid with a real card / Apple Pay / Google Pay.
• Controlled substances are blocked at capture time and never sent.

When a SendMyRx fax arrives

Process it the same way you would any patient-presented prescription. The patient will arrive with the original paper script and ID. Verify validity with the prescribing clinic if anything looks unusual, exactly as you would today. Call the patient at the number on the cover sheet when their order is ready.

Concerns or fraud

Every cover sheet includes a per-prescription report URL. Click it to flag the specific send. Two flags on a patient account automatically suspends them pending review.

Who runs SendMyRx

SendMyRx is operated by Richard Wang, a licensed BC pharmacist and owner of BC Drugs Pharmacy. If you have questions, call [phone TBD] during business hours.

SendMyRx is not a legal substitute for the original paper prescription. We do not dispense or verify on the pharmacy's behalf — we simply forward the patient's image to give you a head start.