T&CM practitioners in the dark


PETALING JAYA: Traditional medicines are supposed to be in the medicine price list that is expected to come into effect on May 1, but traditional and complementary medicine (T&CM) practitioners are still unclear if they will be required to display prices too.

The Health Ministry’s Pharmacy Division list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), released recently, listed supplements, controlled drugs, over-the-counter (OTC) medication and traditional medicines as the medication required to be on the price list displayed by private hospitals, clinics and community pharmacies.

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