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Ordinary people can and do in many places. Pharmacies can still employ pharmacists who will advise you or ask questions if you’re something risky that may inter
by zaptheimpaler 3y ago
Ordinary people can and do in many places. Pharmacies can still employ pharmacists who will advise you or ask questions if you’re something risky that may interact with others. You can always check with a doctor before hand. Most medicines don’t have significant interactions and those that do you will usually be warned to check about by both doctors and pharmacists.
A lot of “safety” concerns is just FUD spread by a system that wants to preserve itself.