Are common prescription medications available in Porto?
When we asked expats in Porto if common prescription medications are available in Porto, they wrote...
"Prescription medicines are dispensed by the local pharmacy, as prescribed by the doctor at the local clinic near my home. The prescriptions are sent via message directly from the doctor to the pharmacy. The one time I've had to get medication, I was prescribed 3 meds for a total of less of than 7 euros, which is cheaper than it would've been in Canada," mentioned another expat when asked about moving to Porto, Portugal.
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Are common prescription medications available in Porto?
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