“…Our finding is relatively comparable with a study conducted in Eastern Ethiopia, which showed that majority of the participants (89.2%, 82.5%, 72.3%, 63%, 54.9%, and 54.7%) recalled frequency, route, medication instruction, expected therapeutic outcome, proper storage conditions, and drug interactions, respectively. 26 Likewise, the study from Eastern Ethiopia revealed that 37.2%, 37.2%, and 28.7% recalled the name, major side effects, and actions to be taken when a dose is omitted, respectively. In the same way, our finding showed that less than half of the participants recalled the name (44.5%) and major side effects (31.2%) of their dispensed medications.…”