My pharmacist/clinic/hospital has charged me an amount for the prescription drugs. Can I ask if this amount is correct? Can they charge me this amount?

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The SPC does not issue guidelines on prescription drug fees and charges and is not able to comment on the appropriateness of the fees charged by the pharmacist/clinic/hospital.

As hospital pharmacies and medical clinics are regulated under the Private Hospitals and Medical Clinics Act by the Ministry of Health (MOH), you may wish to provide your feedback to MOH.

You may also contact Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) for feedback on charges

My pharmacist/clinic/hospital has charged me an amount for the prescription drugs. Can I ask if this amount is correct? Can they charge me this amount?

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