🎬 The Expiring Medicine Inside the pharmacy, the trainee is arranging medications on the shelves when she notices a medicine that will expire in two weeks. She looks at the expiry date and says, “Hmm… This medicine will expire in two weeks.” She then walks to the pharmacist and asks, “The medicine is still valid, but it’s close to its expiry date. What should we do?” The pharmacist smiles but does not answer immediately. Instead, the screen changes to a question for the audience: “What should the pharmacist do?” A. Hide it behind newer stock. B. Continue selling it without checking the expiry date. C. Follow the pharmacy policy for near-expiry medications. D. Throw it away immediately. E. Offer it only to regular customers. After giving the audience a few seconds to think, the correct answer (C) appears. The pharmacist then says, “Every pharmacy has a policy for near-expiry products. We follow that policy to ensure patient safety and proper inventory management.” The video ends with the message: “Good pharmacy practice is not just about dispensing medicines… It’s also about managing them responsibly.”
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