Secure Thermal Rx Prescription Rolls with sensing (timing) mark on back of sheet
for use in CITIZEN printers

The Rx560 is for use in all states except California, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, New Jersey and New York,
Rolls for use in Indiana and Kentucky are listed following Rx575 information.

Security Features Include:
• Unique Security Background
  Distinctive Blue Colored Background provides "ERASURE" Protection
  
• Hidden Message Technology
  The word "VOID" is activated when document is photocopied.
  
  
• Reverse Rx
  Rx Symbol drops out when photocopied
  
  
• Artificial Watermark on reverse side of form
  Visible when script is held on a 45 degree angle toward the light
  
  
• Security Warning Band
  List of Document Security Features printed on front of scripts
  
  
• Production Control Batch Number printed on back of scripts
  
  
• Top of form timing mark on back of sheet
  
  
• UV Security
  Security Images are visible when viewed under black light
  

Item# RX560
Standard Format Thermal Paper for use in Thermal Printers
with "timing" marks on back side of form
20# Thermal Paper ~ Roll Width = 4-3/8" ~ Roll Diameter = 3-5/8"
one inch core
250' roll (approximately 500 scripts/roll)

16 rolls per carton
$230.00 per carton
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Important Information
It is important to note that copier technology is ever changing.
Thus hidden "VOID" messages on Document Security Paper will appear most of the time. However messages cannot be guaranteed to appear 100% of the time when used with all copiers or scanners.
For this reason, there are additional security features incorporated into security paper preventing accurate script duplication.
It is impossible to accurately duplicate Micro Format Rx Paper.
You can always identify the original from a copy.

Micro Format Indiana and Kentucky Tamper Resistant Thermal Rx Paper Rolls,
meet ALL Medicaid Requirements for Tamper Resistant Rx Paper.

The following is an excerpt from the August 2007 letter sent to all State Medicaid Directors;

"Several States have laws and regulations concerning mandatory, tamper-resistant prescription pad programs, which were in effect prior to the passage of section 7002(b). CMS deems that the tamper-resistant prescription pad characteristics required by these States' laws and regulations meet or exceed the baseline standard, as set forth above."