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Are common prescription medications available in Chile?
When we asked expats in Chile if common prescription medications are available in Chile, they wrote...
"Yes, common prescription medications are available in Chile. Most medications are available over the counter at pharmacies, although some require a prescription from a doctor. The Chilean government regulates the sale of prescription medications, and all medications must be approved by the Chilean Ministry of Health before they can be sold. Additionally, the Chilean government has implemented a system of price controls to ensure that medications are affordable for all citizens," remarked another expat in Chile.
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Are common prescription medications available in Chile?
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