Schedule H and H1 drugs require a doctor’s prescription, while Schedule X is for narcotics with strict tracking—they’re not over-the-counter to prevent misuse. The law avoids a simple “OTC list” because what’s safe without prescription in one context, like a rural betel nut stall with no pharmacist, can be dangerous elsewhere. I’ve seen how easily strong painkillers are asked for in the market, knowing my own mother’s back pain—a list wouldn’t stop that, but a pharmacist’s counsel might.
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