Recepty Take ℞

In English the abbreviation „Rx” is commonly written on medicine that can only be sold with a doctor's prescription. Such an abbreviation can be found in drug instructions and packaging, pharmaceutical and dispensing documents, medical textbooks, and patient brochures.

Unicode has a special symbol called „Prescription Take” that consists of a capital Latin „R” and a small letter „x” combined into a smart-looking symbol. It looks original and remarkable in text, so there’s no chance a person reading the paper will miss some important information about the prescription required. The symbol belongs to the Letterlike Symbole  2100–214F block.

Symbol „Recepty Take” jest zawarty w podbloku „Symbole podobne do liter” bloku „Letterlike Symbole” i został zatwierdzony jako część wersji Unicode 1.1 w 1993 roku.