u/ChixsSongbird

I will start compounded sema next month and my doctor already wrote the prescription. I looked up the pharmacy name and found a mix of good and bad reviews. Hard to know what's true since i believe those reviews can be fabricated. So what can I check myself? I know I can look up the state license. I also saw something about sema base vs salt forms. Is that worth asking about? And what do those checks not tell you?

Our infographics pass through too many hands. Someone from the team writes the content, two people review it, and I clean it up at the end. 

Yeah, shared templates help a bit. Comments help too. But the real problem is people breaking the design by accident. 

Someone drags the logo. Someone swaps a brand color for one they like better. Someone reflows the whole layout trying to fit one extra line of text. Then I'm rebuilding it.

I only want them editing the text and the numbers. I don't want them touching the design.

If you've got a setup that works, I'd love to hear how the handoff and approval part goes. The template library matters less to me than that.