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The Bureau of Labor Statistics has figured out that opportunities for pharmacy technicians are anticipated to increase up to 26% by 2010. They are expectedly earning an average of $30,000 annual range on that year. Most of the US populations are aging seeking for more pharmacists to serve them with their needs. And as a result, licensed pharmacists are getting too much busy in delivering the patients what they need. Most of them are urgently in need of pharmacy technicians who have undergone pharmacy technician training from accredited schools. BLS further noted that the need for this position will continue to increase for the coming years.