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The GPhC has issued a warning to a superintendent and responsible pharmacist regarding the supply of codeine linctus, while other related FtP investigations continue, it has said.
Since July last year, the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) has taken enforcement action against 36 pharmacies and a pharmacy professional, following investigations on their “unusually high sales of codeine linctus”, it said in a statement this afternoon (July 29).
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