Can a pharmacy override doctors orders and limit the number of pills in a prescription for instance a doctor prescribed 90 tablets but pharmacy only gave you 60 said it was against the law?

Pharmacies cannot override a doctor's orders but may limit the quantity of a prescription if they believe it poses a risk or violates state or federal regulations. For instance, some controlled substances have strict limits on how much can be dispensed at one time. If a pharmacy provides fewer pills than prescribed, they should communicate the reasons clearly, and you can discuss this with both the pharmacist and your doctor to ensure proper treatment. It's important to understand the specific laws and regulations in your area that govern prescription dispensing.