The Russian government has allowed the sale of clotrimazole and ibuprofen in post offices.
The Russian government has approved a list of medicines that can be sold at post offices. The list includes 128 drugs that are requested for outpatient treatment and are sold in pharmacies without a prescription.
The post offices will be allowed to sell drugs only after the employees complete a special training course.
The Russian Ministry of Health said they were going to sell drugs through Russian post offices to ensure their availability in settlements where there are no medical institutions or pharmacies.