Table 2.
All categories of nonprescription therapy currently being covered in Canadian pharmacy school curricula
| Category of nonprescription therapy | Percentage of schools | Category of nonprescription therapy | Percentage of schools |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acne products | 100 | Home testing products | 70 |
| Analgesics/antipyretics | 100 | Homeopathic products | 40 |
| Anthelmintic products | 70 | Incontinence products | 40 |
| Antidiarrheal products | 90 | Insect repellants | 70 |
| Antiemetics | 90 | Male sexual health products | 30 |
| Antiperspirant and deodorant products | 10 | Mouth products | 70 |
| Baby care products | 50 | Musculoskeletal products | 90 |
| Breastfeeding products | 30 | Nutrition products | 70 |
| Constipation products | 90 | Ophthalmic products | 90 |
| Contact lens products | 60 | Oral rehydration products | 70 |
| Contraceptive products | 90 | Ostomy products | 40 |
| Cough/cold/allergy products | 100 | Otic products | 90 |
| Dental products | 50 | Pediculicides | 90 |
| Diabetes products | 70 | Psoriasis products | 90 |
| Feminine care products | 40 | Respiratory products | 60 |
| First aid products | 90 | Scabicides | 90 |
| Foot care products | 90 | Skin products for dermatitis and dry skin | 100 |
| Fungal skin infection products | 80 | Sleep aid products | 70 |
| Heartburn/reflux products | 100 | Smoking cessation products | 100 |
| Hemorrhoid products | 100 | Vitamins and minerals | 60 |
| Herbal/natural health products | 70 | Other | 0 |