Market research questionnaire based on benadryl
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This market research questionnaire aims to gather opinions from doctors and chemists on cough treatments. It asks doctors which company's molecule and brand they prefer for cough treatment. Chemists are asked which medicine doctors highly prescribe for cough and their opinion on the status of Benadryl as a treatment.
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Doctor’s view
[1] Name of the doctor
[2] Doctor which company’s molecule do you prefer in treatment of cough?
[3] Doctor may I know which brand you prefer in treatment of cough?
Chemist view
[1] Name of chemist shop and pharmacist
[2] Which medicine doctor highly prescribes in treatment of cough?
[3] What is status of Benadryl?
Very good Ok Not satisfactory](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/marketresearchquestionnairebasedonbenadryl-141026061841-conversion-gate02/85/Market-research-questionnaire-based-on-benadryl-1-320.jpg)
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