quatations on pharmacy?
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You are what you eat.\n\nIt's related to drugs/chemicals/subtances you intake. =P\n\nFood is medicine, medicine is food.
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can be bought at any good pharmacy.
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I would go to the pharmacy company's website to find out. If need be, call the doctor's office and find out. It doesnt hurt to ask.
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Talk to a pharmacist that is their speciality drug and vitamin info.
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go with http://www.online-discount-pharmacy1.com , its reputable.
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Chemistry is the important one but the others match nicely too. If you go to www.ucas.com and do a course search, the different universities that offer pharmacy will tell you any specific requirements that they have, in terms of subjects at A Level. I do know though that as long as you have chemistry and any other subjects that each specific uni is asking for, it is absolutely fine for you to do another subject that you perhaps really enjoy but isn't related to your other subjects - psychology for example. It might make you a more interesting candidate amongst the tons of students all studying straight sciences. \n\nAlso, don't be afraid to ring some of the universities up (not around the time the results come out though!) and ask for the admissions tutor - or send them an e-mail. Some will be a little offhand but most will be helpful and pleased that you have taken the initiative to find out.\n\nHope this helps and good luck!
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If you're not sure about medication call a pharmacist.\n\nThey'll answer any questions you have (for free) and unlike most people on Yahoo answers they actually know what they're talking about \n\n;-)
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pharmacy or the medicine isle in a grocery store or Walmart
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http://www.a2zcolleges.com/medical/Pharmacy/INDIA.html\n\nvisit this site ull get the info.
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pharmacy is a great future, there are so many oppurtunities involved in it.  thats where im headed right now.  the program is tough but it is so worth it.  right now they say that in 10 years there will a shortage of about 50,000 pharmacists nationwide, which is a great number.  there is always a need for pharmacists, as long as there are medications and patients, the world will always need you, there isnt  a way for computers to replace you.  plus the money aspect is also a plus, the average graduate starts off at between 75-90,000 a year, all  depending on where you work, retail is more yet, but probably not worth it.  i work in pharmacy right now and am a student and i totally love it.  if your not sure try and get some experience in one to help you decide, but its definitely a good future.
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Check out this website http://www.pharmacychecker.com/\nAlmost 100% of reputed on-line pharmacy are registered with pharmacy checker.
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not the best person to ask, but you can apply for a job at a retail pharmacy or any pharmacy.   there is a certification test that will probably help you get a job at the pharmacy.  there are sample tests and training books available.  depending on your background the test may be easy or hard.  6 month course to me sounds too long.  i believe there are classes at community college for test, but i also know people who got job with no certification and people who passed test without class or lengthy study.  remembering from long ago i believe test is math related, simple chemistry, a few drug name questions, aghhh ask someone else or see if you can get a sample test.  i knew someone recently who studied for test using book, she memorized many, many drug names and the drug name portion of test was fairly small. the book writer didn't do a very good job.\n\na requirement at pharmacy school for pharmacists is to be a tech so many of those people work there as well i believe.
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Look in the newspapers for your area.  You want to select a locations that are easy to get to on a daily basis.  Store chains generally have better benefits, but lower pay.  Some small pharmacies have low benefits but better pay.  That is not true in all cases however!\n\nRemember you want to keep your cost of getting there down or a big salary will not be much use if you spend it traveling back and forth.
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Any drug store, walmart, walgreens.
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Your best shot is to contact the pharmacy company distributing it to see if they have any programs to assist in the purchase. Often, they have a few.\n\n This must all be followed with a doctors perscription, of course.
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On a smaller scale, there are probably more local options out there to help you secure the proper medications that you need without causing so much financial strain. Talk to your doctor about samples. Most doctor's offices have closets full of samples of prescription meds laying around to hand out to there patients. Ask your doctor if any of the meds you are taking are there. I am sure he / she will be willing to help. \n\nAnother option is to consult with your local health department. Many health departments / public health service providers offer options for medication assistance to those in need. Ask if your local department has a "Pharmacy Access" or "Pharmacy Assistance" program in place. These programs will help those with the need for assistance in securing prescription medications at low / no cost. Normally, the only requirement for inclusion in these programs is falling within a specific income bracket. Have proof of your income ready when you inquire to make the process go faster. Some programs may differ and may have other requirements / criteria that have to be met. \n\nGood luck and best wishes...
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-You should, for one, have a better relationship with your doctor! He needs to take the time to answer all of your questions and concerns and give you detailed information about the drug he is prescribing you.\n\n-Pharmacies offer consultations about all medicines, speak directly to the pharmacist and ask as many questions as you need to have a full understanding of the medicine and its effects.\n\n-YAHOO! HEALTH is a very informative website, with a drug guide that offers detailed information about prescription and over-the-counter medicines:\n\nhttp://health.yahoo.com/drug/;_ylt=Ak_M.OVhMw4E.WKM3NAtB0Sz5xcB