What medicines do pharmacies usually sell? ——Analysis of popular topics and drug classifications across the Internet
Recently, the selection of medicines in pharmacies and home medicines has become one of the hot topics on the Internet. As health awareness increases, people's attention to drugstore products has increased significantly. This article will combine the hot discussions across the Internet in the past 10 days to conduct a structured analysis of common drug classifications and functions in pharmacies to help you quickly understand the core product composition of pharmacies.
1. Core classification of pharmacy drugs (divided by function)
| Classification | Representative medicine | Applicable scenarios | Recent hot search index |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cold and cough | Lianhua Qingwen Capsules, Isatis Granules, Cough Syrup | Flu season, seasonal changes | ★★★★★ |
| Gastrointestinal digestion | Montmorillonite powder, Jianweixiaoshi tablets, Lactobacillus tablets | Improper diet, diarrhea and bloating | ★★★★☆ |
| Skin external use | Erythromycin ointment, Piyanping, band-aid | Minor trauma, skin inflammation | ★★★☆☆ |
| Chronic disease medication | Antihypertensive drugs, hypoglycemic drugs, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular drugs | long term disease management | ★★★★☆ |
| Vitamin health care | Vitamin C, calcium tablets, protein powder | Nutritional supplements | ★★★☆☆ |
2. Inventory of recent hot drug topics
1."A must-have list for your home medicine cabinet": The amount of discussions on household medicines on social platforms increased by 120% compared with last month. The top three medicines recommended by netizens most frequently are ibuprofen, iodine swabs and electronic thermometers.
2.Traditional Chinese medicine pieces are gaining popularity: Influenced by traditional culture, online searches for Chinese herbal medicines such as wolfberry and astragalus increased by 40% year-on-year, and the number of inquiries at traditional Chinese medicine counters in offline pharmacies increased significantly.
3.Controversy over children’s drug safety: The topic of the dosage of antipyretics for children has triggered widespread discussion. Professional doctors recommend that parents strictly follow the instructions or medical advice.
3. Composition of non-drug products in pharmacies
| Product type | Proportion | Typical representative |
|---|---|---|
| medical device | 15%-20% | Blood pressure monitor, blood glucose meter, medical mask |
| health food | 10%-15% | Protein powder, melatonin, probiotics |
| personal care | 8%-12% | Family planning supplies, contact lens care solution |
4. Precautions when purchasing medicines (hotly discussed points on the Internet)
1. Prescription drugs must be purchased with a doctor’s prescription. Recently, many places have strengthened the supervision of antibiotic drugs.
2. Pay attention to the expiration date of drugs. Public welfare initiatives to "clean up expired drugs" have appeared on social media many times.
3. Comparing the price differences between online and offline, some online platforms for chronic disease medications provide greater subsidies.
5. Future Trend Outlook
According to industry data analysis, new retail models such as smart medicine cabinets and 24-hour self-service medicine purchase machines are emerging. At the same time, as the aging population intensifies, the sales proportion of chronic disease management drugs is expected to continue to grow. It is recommended that consumers organize their home medicine cabinets regularly and stock commonly used medicines reasonably according to actual needs.
From the above structured analysis, it can be seen that modern pharmacies have transformed from simple drug sales places into comprehensive health service centers. Understanding the classification and functional characteristics of drugs can help us manage our health more efficiently, but remember to be cautious when using drugs, and be sure to consult professional medical personnel under special circumstances.
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