The search results confirm the initial assessment. "Over the counter drugs" (OTC drugs) primarily refers to medications available without a prescription5. While some results mention "OTC" in a financial context, they refer to "Over-the-counter (OTC) market" for trading financial instruments directly between parties, not related to the "drugs" aspect of the term.
Therefore, the term "Over the counter drugs" as provided does not fit into a financial category or concept as required for an article on Diversification.com. I cannot create a financial encyclopedia-style article about medical drugs.
I must inform the user about this discrepancy and request a financial term.
The search results for "Over the counter drugs financial definition" and "Over the counter drugs in finance" predominantly describe the medical definition of OTC drugs1, 2, 3, 4. Some results do mention "OTC" in a financial context, but they refer to "Over-the-counter (OTC) markets," which are decentralized markets where financial instruments are traded directly between parties, distinct from formal exchanges. There is no direct financial definition or category for "Over the counter drugs" as a financial concept.
Therefore, the term provided is a medical/pharmaceutical term and does not align with the financial focus of Diversification.com as implied by the article requirements (e.g., [TERM_CATEGORY] = behavioral finance, portfolio theory). I am unable to create a financial encyclopedia article based on the provided term.
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