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a drug that is available only with written instructions from a doctor or dentist to a pharmacist
he told the doctor that he had been taking his prescription regularly
How To Use prescription medicine In A Sentence
- He has blamed his rampage on a reaction to prescription medicine. The Sun
- Your spouse dies after taking a prescription medicine.
- Now those individuals buying non-prescription medicine have to pay out-of-pocket.
- Delivering to 13,000 retail customers in six countries, the company is also expanding into toiletries and non-prescription medicines in supermarkets and other outlets.
- ‘If a member of the public neglects to mention that they are taking a herbal remedy when purchasing a prescription medicine the implications could be very serious indeed,’ she said.
- Prescription medicine for expected length of stay.
- Illiterates can not read instructions on a bottle of prescription medicine.
- Drivers who take common over-the-counter or prescription medicines are being warned that they could fail the proposed roadside drug tests. Times, Sunday Times
- If you are taking any non-prescription medicines, including herbal remedies, be prepared to let the doctor know what they are.
- Pharmacists have also failed adequately to explain the high cost of non-prescription medicines here, said Foley.
