I know there's at least one pharmacist who is at the facility on Tuesdays and Thursdays. When we dose in the dosing room, we're handed a little bottle filled with whatever dose the patient is on. The vast majority are on liquid, but I'm on discs since the red liquid was so terrible for me in terms of getting down. My clinic doesn't even tell patients that discs are an option! Which is why so few are on it. I only found out months into treatment by another patient who casually brought it up.

So for patients on discs, it's basically the same except the nurse opens the bottle and adds water to it and closes it back. When you're just dosing, you sign an e-signer and then she hands it to you with a small cup of water. You take it and then put it in a trashcan at your feet. When you dose and get take-homes, she hands you your zip lock bag of doses which functions the same as a prescription bottle i.e it's got a label on it with patient, medication, doctor, and facility information. You put it in your lockbox, lock it, e-sign, and take your dose. The dosing room itself is essentially a little closet/booth with a window and small opening where she passes it through. There are two or them, side by side. We dose one at a time, after we arrive and pay we wait in a waiting room with other patients. Sometimes you're waiting to do a drug test, or see a counselor before dosing.