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Chris Brooker 19/08/2017

A family history in pharmacy is revealed by an unwanted medicine return Well-known Sydney pharmacist Nick Logan received a reminder of his family history in pharmacy when a patient returned a bottle of Butisol tablets for destruction in his Artarmon pharmacy. Mr Logan said "they were dispensed at my grandfather's pharmacy in Macquarie St Dubbo

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