Rise in medicines sold online
Buying prescription medicines online without a prescription is becoming more popular according to pharmacists.
Rise in purchase of medicines online
More and more people are buying medicines online without a prescription, according to pharmacists.
A poll by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) and pharmaceutical company Pfizer reveals that three-quarters of pharmacists believe it has become more common.
Out of 650 pharmacists questioned, almost half knew of a customer who had turned to the internet to get hold of a medicine.
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