I got a code from a friend to buy medicines and she asked me to pick up and write "pick up within 6 days", is it current or not?

The code for the e-prescription, which can be redeemed in a stationary pharmacy, consists of 4 digits. To open a prescription by a pharmacist, in addition to the code, the PESEL number of the person to whom the document was received is necessary. The code given in the entry is not a code to open the e-prescription, because it is too long. To check what medications are on your e-prescription, enter the correct data here: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/sprawdz-erecepte No type of e-prescription is valid for 6 days. The shortest valid is the prescription for an antibiotic and it is 7 days. Perhaps you have a note to pick up a prescription drug at the pharmacy. Then it is possible that the pharmacist has manually applied the annotation "collect within 6 days". In this case, you should go to the pharmacy where this drug was made to collect it. Unfortunately, in this case, there is no way to verify which pharmacy it is and whether the drug is still available for collection. Such information should be available to your friend. I am attaching a study that may be helpful: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/blog/jak-zrealizowac-e-recepte-w-aptece