They have generic, over-the-counter Zyrtec. Desloratadine and fexofenadine generics were also available OTC. I was amazed. I actually yelled out loud in the pharmacy "OH MY GOD, IT'S ZYRTEC D OTC!!!!" with a huge smile on my face. They probably thought I was crazy. For some reason the pharmacists get to work at "The Bay" which is basically the Canadian equivalent of Macy's. That would be a cool job.
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WVUPharm2007 said:They have generic, over-the-counter Zyrtec. Desloratadine and fexofenadine generics were also available OTC. I was amazed. I actually yelled out loud in the pharmacy "OH MY GOD, IT'S ZYRTEC D OTC!!!!" with a huge smile on my face. They probably thought I was crazy. For some reason the pharmacists get to work at "The Bay" which is basically the Canadian equivalent of Macy's. That would be a cool job.
Don't you have a hobby to get excited about?
Last week one of my patients was looking for cetirizine OTC. Her mom was visiting from Canada and assumed it was OTC here too.
WVUPharm2007 said:They have generic, over-the-counter Zyrtec. Desloratadine and fexofenadine generics were also available OTC. I was amazed. I actually yelled out loud in the pharmacy "OH MY GOD, IT'S ZYRTEC D OTC!!!!" with a huge smile on my face. They probably thought I was crazy. For some reason the pharmacists get to work at "The Bay" which is basically the Canadian equivalent of Macy's. That would be a cool job.
hmm... I don't think I've ever seen a Bay with a pharmacy in it!
I work in a pharmacy near the border and we get a lot of Americans who come over for certirizine and desloratidine OTC... also Tylenol #1 is available without prescription (but is behind the counter, not OTC per se) and scopolamine patches are OTC too. The one thing I wish we had was OTC naproxen like in the U.S.!
The Bay I usually go to has a pharmacy. You wouldn't know it unless you happened to be shopping for men's clothing, because it's tucked waaay in the corner right beside the men's discount stuff.try_infrared said:hmm... I don't think I've ever seen a Bay with a pharmacy in it!
I accidently wondered by one as I was in awe of the 5000 people standing around the plasma TV section watching the world cup. You cannucks are nuts about that event, I tells ya! I accidently got caught up in traffic because a bunch of immigrants from Argentina completely took over St. Clair St. in Toronto on my way to Dave & Buster's. They appearently won *a* game.
I accidently got caught up in traffic because a bunch of immigrants from Argentina completely took over St. Clair St. in Toronto on my way to Dave & Buster's. They appearently won *a* game.
They actually lost by penalty kicks against germany 🙁