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10 Hilarious Pharmacy Memes

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Allison Gilchrist, Associate Editor

Laughter is the best medicine that never requires a co-pay.

Laughter is the best medicine that never requires a co-pay.

To get your daily dose, read through this treasure trove of pharmacy memes:

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