How to say "controlled medicine" in Brazilian Portuguese?

In Brazilian Portuguese "controlled medicine" translates to  remédio controlado 

Transliteration: reh-meh-dee-oh kohn-troh-lah-doo

🇧🇷 Esse remédio é controlado, então precisa de receita médica para comprar.

🗣️ ehs-see reh-meh-dee-oh eh kohn-troh-lah-doo, ehntaum preh-see-sah jee heh-see-tah meh-dee-kah pah-rah kohm-prahr

🇺🇸 This medicine is controlled, so you need a prescription to buy it.



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How to say "controlled medicine" in Brazilian Portuguese?

You can use the word "remédio controlado" which translates to "controlled medicine".

How to pronounce "remédio controlado" (controlled medicine) in Brazilian Portuguese?

The word "remédio controlado" is pronounced as "reh-meh-dee-oh kohn-troh-lah-doo".

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