Pharmacy medicines (P)

Medicines licensing Over-the-counter (OTC) medicines Pharmacist and technician responsibilities Record-keeping requirements Safe dispensing practices
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1 Primary legislation
2 What is a pharmacy medicine?
3 Where P medicines may be sold or supplied
4 Supervision by a pharmacist
4.1 Legal requirement
5 Who may sell or supply P medicines
6 Age restrictions
7 Record-keeping requirements
7.1 What the law requires
8 Supply at a distance (including online supply)
9 What legislation does not require
10 Enforcement
11 Marketing authorisations and additional legal restrictions
12 Legal effect of licence conditions

Pharmacy medicines (P medicines) are medicinal products that may be sold or supplied only from registered pharmacy premises and only under the supervision of a pharmacist. The legal classification, supply restrictions and supervision requirements for P medicines are set out in the Human Medicines Regulations 2012. Primary legislation Human Medicines Regulations 2012https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2012/1916 Medicines Act 1968…

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