Much like in CVanada, specially trained Pharmacists can prescribe a limited list of medications for benign issues. There are rigid protocols requiring established use
(proof) and connection with primary physician. In the US, some pharmaceutical strength, like antihistamines 1/ https://twitter.com/StanleyCohenLaw/status/1265777801405194242">https://twitter.com/StanleyCo...

can be now sold OTC. The ANSM, despite your insistence, has not & #39;& #39;banned& #39;& #39; quinolones for Tx. It has temporarily suspended application, in hospitals, in some instances pending further data. Keep to things you actually know something about.

3/ To clarify, the pharmacist is not prescribing. instead providing what is here considered an OTC med. I mistakenly said & #39;& #39;prescribe& #39;& #39; in this thread. The proper term is & #39;& #39;dispense& #39;& #39;. https://www.connexionfrance.com/French-news/French-pharmacies-given-permission-to-dispense-without-prescription-under-certain-conditions">https://www.connexionfrance.com/French-ne...