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Alza Wants to Deliver Prescription Drugs in Boxes, According to the Ministry of Health, the Law Does Not yet Allow This | ČeskéNoviny.cz

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Prague - The company Alza wants to deliver prescription drugs to people in its dispensing boxes, using a power of attorney from the patient. In a pilot operation, it wants to enable the service to selected customers in Prague and the surrounding area from today, the company informed in a press release. The Ministry of Health (MZd) stated in response to a question from ČTK that such a service shows signs of mail-order dispensing of prescription d…
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Can you pick up your prescription medication as easily as a package from an e-shop? Alza has introduced a new service that is supposed to save people a trip to the pharmacy. But the Ministry of Health and pharmacists say that current rules do not allow for this.

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Alza wants to deliver prescription drugs to people in its dispensing boxes, using a power of attorney from the patient. The Ministry of Health stated that such a service shows signs of mail-order dispensing of prescription drugs, which is not yet permitted by law. Alza spokeswoman Eliška Čeřovská said that assisted dispensing based on a power of attorney is in accordance with applicable legislation.

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Alza wants to deliver prescription drugs to people in its dispensing boxes, using a power of attorney from the patient. It wants to enable the service in pilot operation from Monday to selected customers in Prague and the surrounding area. The Ministry of Health (MZd) stated that such a service shows signs of mail-order dispensing of prescription drugs, which is not yet permitted by law. Alza spokeswoman Eliška Čeřovská stated that assisted disp…

Alza is preparing something new. It should soon allow some customers in the capital to send prescription drugs to their boxes. However, the ministry warns that the law does not allow this and there is a risk of a fine of up to a million.

Alza wants to deliver prescription drugs to people in its dispensing boxes, using a power of attorney from the patient. It wants to enable the service in pilot operation from Monday to selected customers in Prague and the surrounding area, the company announced in a press release on Monday. The Ministry of Health (MZd) said in response to a question from ČTK that such a service shows signs of mail-order dispensing of prescription drugs, which is…

Prague - The company Alza wants to deliver prescription drugs to people in its dispensing boxes, using a power of attorney from the patient. In a pilot operation, it wants to enable the service to selected customers in Prague and the surrounding area from today, the company informed in a press release. The Ministry of Health (MZd) stated in response to a question from ČTK that such a service shows signs of mail-order dispensing of prescription d…

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penize.cz broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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