“…The majority of pharmacists, however, have reported feeling ill-equipped to meet these expectations, and pharmacy curricular content pertaining to NHPs varies widely across North America. 8,11,[18][19][20] Canadian and US research on pharmacists' knowledge of, and opinions, about NHP reveals: a lack of formal instruction about these products as demonstrated for example by low test scores related to NHP content, 11,18,19 inconsistent NHP content in pharmacy school curricula, 20,21 evidence that more training in NHPs results in higher test scores, 11,18,22 and an overall/general sentiment that the study of NHPs should be a mandatory part of the curriculum. 19,22 Both Canadian and American pharmacists are expected to possess some knowledge about NHPs to become licensed.…”