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Plan your next refill conversation

Jillian Foglesong Stabile, MD

Jillian Foglesong Stabile, MD, FAAFP, DABOM

Sipra Medical Reviewer

  • American Board of Family Medicine
  • American Board of Obesity Medicine
  • Wake Forest University School of Medicine

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FAAFP, DABOM · Medical reviewer of record · Updated September 14, 2026 · September 14, 2026

Plan your next refill conversation

Use the first day of a supply and the pharmacy-confirmed days supplied. If directions changed, use is as needed, or the supply is a multi-dose vial, ask the pharmacy for dates instead of estimating.

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A worked example

Fictional example, not personal medical information

Last day covered by the entered supply
2026-09-30
First day a next supply would be needed
2026-10-01
Planned pharmacy contact date
2026-09-24

The example shows the output format. Use your own verified information and take unresolved questions to the appropriate professional.

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Turn your entries into a useful record

Use the first day of a supply and the pharmacy-confirmed days supplied. If directions changed, use is as needed, or the supply is a multi-dose vial, ask the pharmacy for dates instead of estimating. Entries are assembled into a downloadable worksheet. Marking a check complete records your own action; it does not certify a medicine, pharmacy or document.
Dates are calendar arithmetic, not a guarantee of medication availability or a determination of sterility, beyond-use date, coverage or refill eligibility. Ask your pharmacy about all applicable limits.
Use confirmed days supplied
The worksheet can count calendar days only after you enter a reliable start date and days supplied. Changed directions, as-needed use and multi-dose containers may require the pharmacy to supply the dates.
Before you finish

Keep separate dates separate

CheckWhat to capture
Last covered dayCalendar result from the entered start date and days supplied
Next supply datePlanning date, not proof that a refill can be filled
Expiration or beyond-use dateA product-specific date that this worksheet does not calculate
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  1. FDA medication record guidance www.fda.gov
Dates are calendar arithmetic, not a guarantee of medication availability or a determination of sterility, beyond-use date, coverage or refill eligibility. Ask your pharmacy about all applicable limits. Medical reviewer of record: Jillian Foglesong Stabile, MD, FAAFP, DABOM. Updated September 14, 2026. Sources checked September 14, 2026.
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