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Shinseido Pharmacy's medicine notebook app is an electronic medicine notebook with a prescription reservation function. ◆ Prescription reservation function is a reservation function to have the pharmacy make medicine in advance. Take a picture of the prescription received at the hospital or clinic with the app's camera function and send it to your favorite Shinseido pharmacy. Currently, more than 50 Shinseido pharmacies accept reservations. If you reserve medicine (prescription) with the app, it is a service that allows you to spend time such as shopping until the medicine is ready. Eliminating waiting time at the pharmacy also helps prevent secondary infections. ◎ Flow from prescription reservation to receipt STEP 1 Select the store where you want to receive the medicine in the Shinseido medicine notebook app and press the dispensing reservation button. STEP2Take a picture of the entire prescription paper, enter the necessary information such as the desired time to receive it and your preference for generics, and send it. STEP3 When your medicine is ready, you will receive an email notification from the pharmacy. STEP4 Receive your medicine at the store where you made a reservation with your prescription. *Medicines can only be received within the expiration date of the prescription (4 days). ◆Registration of drug information By visiting Shinseido pharmacy and applying for a drug notebook, the pharmacy staff will register the drug information in cooperation. When the linkage is completed, the medicine information will be automatically linked to the medicine notebook app and displayed. It is a very easy recording method because it does not require shooting with a camera or reading QR code. ◆Effects and side effects of medicines When you ask, "What is the effect of this medicine? Were there any side effects?" If you have medicines recorded in your medicine notebook, you can check them with one touch! If you select the prescribed drug information, the efficacy and side effects will be displayed. *Created based on data provided by the Council for Proper Use of Medicines