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Is a pharmacist aware of your drug interactions?
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TYPICALLY, THATS: Part of what they do, as long as you are not going to different pharmacies for different meds.
Answered 6/20/2020
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Pharmacist: If all of your prescriptions are being reported to that pharmacy, the pharmacist should be able to determine if there are drug- drug interactions.
Answered 6/22/2020
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