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2. Does a GP need to prescribe a non-prescription (OTC) medicine in order for a school/nursery/child minder to give it? Non-prescription (over the counter) medicines do not need to have been prescribed or authorised by a GP or other prescriber to be administered by a school, nursery or childminder.
Over-the-counter (OTC) drugs are medications available without a prescription. Some medications are available both as a prescription and over-the-counter. Q: Where can I find over-the-counter drugs? A: They can be found in pharmacies, grocery stores, discount stores, airports, and gas stations.
Nonprescription drug products conforming to an OTC monograph and other relevant general requirements are generally recognized as safe and effective and are not required to be individually reviewed and approved by the FDA before U.S. marketing.
OTC drugs vary from prescription medications in that you can get OTCs without a medical professionals authorisation. OTCs are useful and safe, as long as you follow the instructions carefully, for treating minor ailments.
Yes, you have the right to refuse a generic substitution. The pharmacist must then dispense the brand name drug. You should be aware, however, that some insurance companies or state aid programs will not pay, or will pay less, for a prescription if a brand name drug is used.
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10 tips for smart OTC medicine use Read the label. Choose a medicine that treats only the symptoms you have. Know what to avoid. Ask before you use. Take the medicine EXACTLY as stated on the label. Use caution when taking more than one OTC drug.

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