| The growing presence of everyday medical practitioners, like apothecaries and druggists, made magic obsolete. |
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| The first Koreans to move to American were ginseng dealers, who disembarked in Hawaii in 1896, and grocers and druggists soon followed. |
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| These images were successfully adapted by manufacturers, druggists, and beauty salons to promote the sale of skincare products. |
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| Recently, some pharmacists have refused to sell the morning-after pill or refer patients to other druggists, citing moral beliefs. |
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| The plate was first coated with collodion, a toxic and inflammable mixture that could be bought from druggists since in its simple state it was used to dress wounds. |
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| Galexis is the leading supplier of pharmaceutical products to pharmacies, doctors, druggists and hospitals. |
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| Except for a few rare exceptions, medicinal products may only be sold by pharmacies or druggists. |
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| Bitterwood, one of several names for quassia, comes from the tropical forests of South America. It was sold in Canada by doctors and druggists. |
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| Mr. Whitney denied that Pathmark was being unfair to small druggists and said they could continue to offer special services. |
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| Why not just say it may be helpful in treating the symptoms of colds, as is done in South Africa by the South African druggists association. |
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| During the first six months of the year it launched almost daily attacks on butchers, meat processors, druggists, laboratories and other businesses in the Greater Manchester area. |
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| Prescribed by doctors or sold over the counter by druggists, quassia was recommended for people suffering from chronic fatigue, poor digestion and loss of appetite. |
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| A firm of London druggists had delivered the poison to him. |
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| A few international NGOs and private druggists also supply contraceptives. |
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| A survey of a dozen chemists and druggists in India has revealed that herbal aphrodisiacs are in great demand after alcohol consumption. |
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| That attitude outrages antihomeopathy activists like Barrett, who believe that druggists as health professionals have a moral obligation to their customers. |
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