Parkwood Street RD Pharmacy

04/28/2022

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04/07/2022

12/01/2021

walk-ins welcome but scheduling appointments saves your time. Thank you

06/12/2014

When the patent for a brand name medication nears expiration, other manufacturers can apply to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for permission to create and sell generic versions of the drug.

06/10/2014

Many universities require prospective pharmacists to take the PCAT, or Pharmacy Colleges Admission Test, to be admitted to school and take on a complex, six-year program.

06/05/2014

Have you ever wondered why old fashioned American drugstores had soda fountains? It all began when druggists mixed medications with soda or fountain drinks as a tasty way of dispensing medicine - when pharmacist Jacob Baur created carbon dioxide tanks the official soda fountains were born.

06/03/2014

Have you checked your home lately for any expired over-the-counter and prescription medications? A recent survey found that over 40% of U.S. households have expired over-the-counter and prescription medications in their cupboards, cabinets, and drawers.

05/29/2014

Prescription (or legend) drugs are considered potentially harmful if not used under the supervision of a licensed health care professional. Controlled (or scheduled) drugs are prescription drugs that have additional controls placed on them.

05/27/2014

As more people experience insomnia, drug manufacturers have stepped up and created many different types of medications to help Americans sleep better at night. The two main types of sleeping drugs are benzodiazepines and barbiturates, both of which have a sedative effect.

05/22/2014

Have you ever heard of drugstore show globes? In the late 1800s to mid 1900s, pharmacists would hang large beautiful glass globes, filled with colored water, to attract customers and to identify their store as a pharmacy.