“抓药”是对人们拿着中医师的处方到药房买药的俗称。有过抓药经历的人都知道,药局里的司药人员在拿到处方之后,会到身后的药柜一个格子一个格子的小抽屉里去抓药。如果是熟练的老药工,他想要几克药,只要用手在小格里一撮,再用戥子一量,准是几克,这种过硬的本领没有成年累月的抓药实践绝对练不出来。据说“抓药”的说法已经有一千多年的历史,是由唐代“药王”孙思邈首创的。孙思邈经常外出行医采药,他有个习惯,只要所到之处有好的药材,就会不畏艰险地采药。因为采的药材很多, “Grasping medicine ” is a common name for people to take a prescription from a Chinese medicine practitioner to a pharmacy to buy medicine. People who have had a history of drug discovery know that after the pharmacy staff in the drugstore get the prescription, they will go to the medicine cabinet behind them to draw medicine in a small grid with a small drawer. If it is a skilled old mechanic, he wants a few grams of medicine, as long as the hand in a small hand in a small group, and then the amount of prickly heat, quasi a few grams, this excellent ability to grasp the drug does not practice adulterated absolutely not practice come out. It is said that the saying of “grabbing medicine” has a history of more than a thousand years and was first initiated by the Tang Dynasty “Wang Yao” Sun Simiao. Sun Siju often go out to practice medicine, he has a habit, as long as there is a good place to go herbs, it will be hesitate to take medicine. Because a lot of herbs,