On Thu, 12 Jul 2018 19:07:37 +0100, dennis@home wrote:

There cannot be many pharmacies with two pharmacists.

Good point, there is only one phramacist in the chemist down in
town,
or the phramacy in the cottage hospital. However I'm pretty sure
any
prescription is double checked if only for drug, drug formulation,
dose, quantity etc by A.N.Other before it's released.

Small pharmacies may only have one on duty at a time but they need more
than one to cover six day opening unless you want a sleepy pharmacist
dispensing drugs.

That depends on the hours the chemist is open. The one in town keeps
normal hours ie 9 to 5 ish with early closing Tuesday.

The actual drugs can be dispensed by a trained dispenser but have to be
checked by a pharmacist.

There is A.N.Other in the place most of the time so that'll cover the
"two person check" requirement.

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Cheers
Dave.