"Ihre Medikamente"

Translation: Her medications

[cbjj]

Why is "Your medicines." wrong?

[NickInduni]

"Your medicine" worked fine. Medikamente is a word that is only ever plural though, so either really should be accepted.

EDIT: Ignore this, I'm wrong.

[wataya]

Not sure what you mean with this. 'die Medikamente' is the plural of 'das Medikament'.

[NickInduni]

I was totally wrong and realized this just after I posted, but wasn't sure how to find my post again. Sorry!

More to what I meant to say:
Even though the German "Medikamente" (pl) could mean "medications" (and this should totally be accepted), "medicines" is a bit nonstandard English, so the singular "medicine" fits better, in my opinion. I would say that "medicines" should be accepted for consistency, but if someone said "medicines" to me, I would think they were talking about different types of medicine SYSTEMS (herbal, eastern, homeopathic...)

[wataya]

OK, I agree on that.

[Mark.Z]

Why is her medicaments wrong?

[crispybacon4]

It's not wrong. It was accepted for me.

[crispybacon4]

Actually I said "her medications"