Are common prescription medications available in Virginia?
When we asked expats in Virginia if common prescription medications are available in Virginia, they wrote...
"Yes, common prescription medications are available in Virginia. Pharmacies in Virginia are able to fill prescriptions from doctors licensed in Virginia or any other state. Patients can also purchase medications over the counter at pharmacies, drug stores, and other retail outlets. Additionally, many online pharmacies are available to Virginia residents, allowing them to purchase medications from the comfort of their own home," remarked another expat in Virginia.
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Are common prescription medications available in Virginia?
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