0 a person who sells medicines etc; chemist British ; pharmacist American . -- lékárník
The discourse of elements and principles served a rhetorical function of securing for the chemists some superiority over common druggists.
Candidates could be licensed as physicians, surgeons, accoucheurs, apothecaries or chemists and druggists.
Private patients attended a doctor's surgery or paid for a home visit, or could purchase remedies over the counter or by mail order from druggists and fringe providers.
They supply what is known as druggists' sundries.
Some of the largest druggists in the countries have stated that they were not consulted.
After his father has spent money to enable him to qualify, he gives him the money to open a small druggist's shop.
The druggists and pharmacists supplying these preparations are doing it because they are financed almost exclusively out of the public purse.
It refers to bakers and flour confectioners, chemists and druggists, dairymen, fishmongers, greengrocers, fruiterers and florists, grocers and provision dealers, sugar confectioners and tobacconists.
