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by hp48fan
1481 days ago
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You are correct. I arrive at conclusions based on my life experiences and what I've learned along the way. We literally give industrial quantities of antibiotics to animals. So antibiotic preservation is not an honest reason to lock them up Tylenol and Advil can very quickly mess up your kid's liver and kidneys if you misdose. Yet, they're over the counter. So safety does not appear to be an honest reason either. Ironically, statistically considering the forum, most ppl who are against me on this thread believe in drug liberalization including opiates; the one class for drugs I would keep behind the pharmacist's counter. Btw, antibiotics are available over the counter in Europe. The ones Id use and feel comfortable using |
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What are you talking about?
> Over-the-counter (OTC) sales of antibiotics is forbidden by law in all countries, but it is allowed for some specific formulations (creams in Norway and Denmark or eye drops in the UK)
https://www.escmid.org/escmid_publications/escmid_elibrary/m...