Row after toddler's Welsh prescription refused
A pharmacy at Bangor has been accused of refusing to dispense a child's prescription as it was written in Welsh
A pharmacy at Bangor has been accused of refusing to dispense a child's prescription as it was written in Welsh
There's been widespread criticism after a family's claim that a supermarket pharmacy refused to supply their son's prescription because part of it was written in Welsh. Now their MP is among those calling the incident "inexcusable".
In response, The National Pharmacy Association says a pharmacist would want wish to make sure of all the instructions on the prescription before handing them out so patients are not put at risk.
James Crichton-Smith reports.
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