In order to alleviate the recent difficulty for citizens to buy antipyretic drugs,/kloc-On the afternoon of 0/9, some pharmacies in our city began to promote ibuprofen and other scarce drugs, which can be settled through medical insurance.
"When I saw the poster, I couldn't believe it. I came in to ask to make sure it was true. I quickly bought one. " After seeing the poster in Qingyang Store of Kyushu Pharmacy, Mr. Liang went into the store for consultation and quickly bought medicine. He sincerely praised such a move of "dismantling and selling": "Now there are more people who can't buy medicine, and more people who can buy it after dismantling and selling. This is good! "
Li Jinhong, quality director of Wuxi Jiuzhou Pharmaceutical Chain Co., Ltd., said that at present, the delivery of ibuprofen in various stores is very limited. In order to let more people buy the medicine they need, antipyretics will be sold in pieces in the near future.
"Every citizen who arrives at the store can buy 6 ibuprofen tablets, considering that the drug generally meets the dosage of three days. It is also to meet the urgent needs of more citizens. " Qin Qin, Department of Pharmaceutical Machinery, Liangxi District Market Supervision Bureau, suggested that pharmacies should do a good job in the subsequent disassembly service, copy the instructions to customers when time permits, or ask customers to take photos of the instructions on the spot for future use.
"Considering the public's actual demand for medicines, it is convenient for the public to purchase cards directly. The municipal medical insurance department also opened the minimum dose settlement service for related drugs for the first time, and cooperated with the market supervision department to do a good job in drug sales. "
Ying Ji, director of the Department of Drug Price and Bidding Procurement of Wuxi Medical Insurance Bureau, also reminded that the purchase restriction is to allow more patients to buy drugs, and appealed to the public to rationally purchase drugs to meet the demand and not to hoard drugs.