Yes, but why not just have the pharmacy inside the hospital then ? I have been to hospitals in England, belgium and Spain and everytime there was a pharmacy inside.Originally Posted by misa.j
Hmm, funny because almost everytime I or my wife went to see a doctor in Japan (for a cold, flu or the like), we ended up with a huge list of medicines to buy, most of which were not necessary (eg. medicines for sore throat and fever when I don't have either of them, and antibiotics, which I need even less).Originally Posted by mikecash
I guess they have some kind of arrangement with the pharmacy next door.
Well, maybe those where you live have, but among the 3 drugstore near my station, only one has a pharmacist (although only medicines without prescription), one has a lookalike pharmacist but for Kampo (漢方) only, and the last one doesn't have any medicine.Originally Posted by FirstHousePooka
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