Pharmacists have taken important steps to expand their knowledge of non-prescription drugs and challenges to improve the consumers’ knowledge. These changes in pharmacy practice and consumers’ attitudes are especially appropriate for our time. Because of our increased knowledge of the content and pharmacologic actions of non-prescription drugs and of their potential to affect the actions of prescription drugs, pharmacists are in a unique position to aid and advise patients, in the practice of (). “The involvement of the () is of key importance in helping patient’s condition and decide whether it is better to refer him or her to a physician or recommend a non-prescription drug. If a non-prescription drug is indicated, the pharmacist must be prepared to provide the clinical and product information necessary to help the patient make a “wise decision.”