Geez. What pharmacies do these people work for(or did work for). The pharmacy I worked in had such redundancies to keep track of narcotics and benzos was "ALMOST" fool-proof. Cameras were everywhere. Made it pretty hard to slip a pill or two in the old white smock, much less hundreds or thousands. When the high profile meds arrived the most senior pharmacist, a technician and usually a manager from outside the pharmacy were required to count the pills, initial the receiving and storage documents and hope no miscount was made. We had to count everything three times. BUT not all pharmacies go to such lengths.

Fun times