4 ms·
That: >semi-valid piece of white paper with maybe some intestation is more like a fake prescription, and doesn't sound like: >A4 blank piece of paper and 'be
by jaclaz 4y ago
That:
>semi-valid piece of white paper with maybe some intestation
is more like a fake prescription, and doesn't sound like:
>A4 blank piece of paper and 'be your own doctor' by writing in what you need by hand and signing it off still as 'your own doctor' with a fantasy name and a cool autograph
It may depend on the specific medicine you needed/wanted, and of course there may be more or less strict pharmacists, but you won't normally get any non-OTC medicines without a proper prescription in Italy.
- JumpinJack_Cash 4y ago> > is more like a fake prescription, and doesn't sound like: So the 'fake' treshold for you would be surpassed by the act of using a PC and a printer, whereas the 'writing what you need and signing off with a cool authograph' doesn't get you over the line? In any event, just semantics compared to what is going on in the US, Germany, The Netherlands and essentially de-facto the same scenario as the UK and the UAE (at least for people who are not extremely poor or unable to use Word.
- jaclaz 4y agoLook, you stated that drugs (such as Viagra) were easily available ("de-facto OTC") in several countries, I can only report the actual situation, to the best of my knowledge, for the country I live in (Italy) which is that without a prescription you won't get it.