医薬品 (いやくひん, iyakuhin) Japanese meaning

医薬品 (いやくひん, iyakuhin) Japanese meaning | Kotomora

Kanji

薬くすりN5
薬 is the everyday word for medicine, while 医薬品 is the formal, regulatory term used in official or commercial contexts.
薬やく品ひんN2
薬品 is a broader term covering chemical and pharmaceutical substances in general, while 医薬品 specifically refers to products intended for medical treatment.
医い薬やく
医薬品 is the concrete term for actual pharmaceutical products, while 医薬 is the broader, more abstract term covering medicine and pharmacy in general.
薬やく剤ざい
医薬品 refers specifically to pharmaceutical products approved for medical use, whereas 薬剤 also covers non-medicinal chemical agents like pesticides.

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新しん薬やく
医薬品 is the formal, regulatory term for pharmaceutical products in general, whereas 新薬 highlights that the drug is newly introduced.
薬やく物ぶつ
医薬品 is the regulatory/commercial term for pharmaceutical products, while 薬物 is used more in medical, legal, and drug-abuse contexts.

医い薬やく部ぶ外がい品ひん
医薬部外品 is a legal category for quasi-drugs with only mild effects (e.g. medicated cosmetics), whereas 医薬品 refers to full-fledged pharmaceuticals.
健けん康こう食しょく品ひん
健康食品 is an ordinary food product with no required medical approval, while 医薬品 is a legally regulated drug or medicine.
薬やく用よう
医薬品 names an actual pharmaceutical product, whereas 薬用 describes a purpose or quality (being medicinal), not the product itself.

品ひんN2
Used for items/products, including medicines; this is the most natural counter here.

Compound of 医 (medical) + 薬 (medicine) + 品 (goods, article). The reading is on'yomi.