How are prescription medicines different from Over-The-Counter (OTC) ones?
A. They contain much smaller amounts of active ingredients.
B. They're unsafe for use without medical supervision.
C. They don't contain preservatives.
D. They can be toxic.
A. They contain much smaller amounts of active ingredients.
B. They're unsafe for use without medical supervision.
C. They don't contain preservatives.
D. They can be toxic.
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How are prescription medicines different from Over-The-Counter (OTC) ones?
A. They contain much smaller amounts of active ingredients.
B. They're unsafe for use without medical supervision.
C. They don't contain preservatives.
D. They can be toxic.
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