The Amazingly Odd Things Americans Do

Our Pharmacies are Big Too

Going to get medicine outside of the U.S. often involves finding a universal sign of a pharmacy, usually a pestle and mortar. Once inside, the office is about the size of a small room, maybe even a small closet. So pharmacies in the U.S. are a shock. Either they are mini-malls of their own with just about every general store item in them or they are included in a giant grocery store. Either way, it’s easy for a foreign person to get lost looking for a pharmacy here.