Argentina’s National Administration of Medicines, Food and Medical Technology (ANMAT) has authorized the over-the-counter sale of ten additional drugs. These medications treat common ailments like allergies, digestive issues, dizziness, colds, and skin conditions. The government claims this deregulation aims to increase access to these medicines and potentially lower prices for consumers. This move adds to a growing list of pharmaceuticals now available without a prescription. Previously, these drugs required a doctor's prescription for purchase. The decision also removes pharmacy discounts on these now over-the-counter items. Authorities anticipate wider availability will benefit public health and affordability.