Someone who is not a pharmacist dispensing medication?

Recently, my child caught a cold, so I went to the pediatric clinic, and after the doctor prescribed medication, I stopped by the pharmacy downstairs to pick it up.

Since I have trouble recognizing people, I just assume that anyone wearing a white coat is a pharmacist.

But that day, I heard that the pharmacist wasn't the usual one and that someone in casual clothes went in to prepare the medication.

So, I cautiously asked, "Are you the pharmacist?"

I heard that the pharmacist had to step out briefly, so I asked if there are two pharmacists here.

It's so nonchalant, saying "No~" because there's only one person, you know?

No, then that person is not a pharmacist.

Isn't it illegal for someone who is not a pharmacist to dispense medication?