How much do pills cost in local pharmacies in Namibia?

The cost of a pill depends on the type of pill, the brand and the pharmacy. The price of a pill can vary from $1 to $10. The price of a pill is usually lower in local pharmacies than in private pharmacies.

Pills can be purchased in various quantities. A box of 20 pills will cost you $50 to $60, while a bottle of 100 pills can cost up to $200.

When going to the pharmacy, does the company pay for the consultation?

Yes, they pay for all consultations.

If you are going to the pharmacy, does the company pay for the consultation? Yes, they pay for all consultations. If you need to see a specialist, do they cover that as well? Yes, they cover specialist visits as well.

Takeaway:

The takeaway from this lesson is that you should be extremely cautious when taking pills, especially overseas.

When in doubt, check out the FDA’s [https://www.fda.gov/drugs-supplements/foreign-medicines] or Drugwatch’s [https://www.drugwatch.com] website to find out more about how well a medication has been tested and how safe it is to take abroad.

Conclusion

The answer to this question is not simple. It depends on the type of drug you need, but also on its price and whether it is prescription-free. Most often, a consultation with a doctor costs around N$200 – N$300 (about US$15). This fee covers both the examination and treatment. However, some medicines may also require additional tests before being prescribed by a doctor — for example, blood tests or urinalysis tests — which may cost extra money if they weren’t already included in your insurance plan.