Sentence examples for pharmacy and it from inspiring English sources

She did not have money to get Plan B at the pharmacy, and it was free and confidential at school.

You can check into a grocery store or a pharmacy and it will show you what consumers are saying about products.

This work has been carried out with students, who followed Pharmaceutical Chemistries I and II, compulsory courses of the degree in Pharmacy, and it has been extended to other compulsory (Organic Chemistry II) and optional courses (Advanced Chemistry of Drugs), for a total of 200 students.

However, when I went to pick it up, I discovered my insurance would not cover a vaccine purchased from a pharmacy, and it would cost me $250 out-of-pocket out-of-pocket out-of-pocket

In Idaho, NECC is licensed to supply drugs for specific prescriptions as an out-of-state mail order pharmacy and it was unclear if it acted as a wholesaler or manufacturer, said Jan Atkinson, senior compliance officer at the state pharmacy board.

There is no defined standard care process for the community pharmacy and it depends on each pharmacist.

Under the settlement, Google also acknowledged that it had improperly aided the rogue pharmacies, and it agreed to strict compliance measures.

Walgreens was a pioneer in the "self-service" format that is now ubiquitous in general-purpose pharmacies, and it became the largest self-service retailer in the country through the green-field development of new stores and distribution centers.

"There is some legal dispute about our ability to look at records and pharmacies and it is the records that help us determine whether a pharmacy is acting as a pharmacy or as a manufacturer," Deborah M. Autor, the F.D.A.'s deputy commissioner for global regulatory operations and policy, said in a phone call with journalists.

Strengthening also occurs through training and systems development, amongst others, through the upgrading of health facilities and infrastructure, laboratories, pharmacies, and IT systems.

But it ignores the elementary fact that people go to Boots because it is round the corner, because it (usually) has a pharmacy and because it's simply not worth jumping on a bus or into a car to go to Asda when the thing you want probably costs less than a tenner anyway.