Clark's Rx Pharmacy - Missouri

01/13/2017

Due to the hazardous weather conditions our Missouri locations will be closing early today. Stay safe!

11/11/2016

Happy Veterans Day! Thank you to those that have served and continue to serve our great country. We honor you today.

09/13/2016

Stop by and get your flu shot today!

09/11/2016

Never Forget. 9.11.2001

08/25/2016

You baby’s well-child visits can be stressful for you and your child, but there are ways to make them easier. Get useful tips for soothing your baby when he gets shots: http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/parents/visit/less-stressful.html

Learn about simple ways you can support your child before, during, and after shots.

08/22/2016

August is National Immunization Month!
Most parents-to-be have questions about immunizations, and no wonder, there’s a lot to know! It’s important to get answers to your questions from an expert – call your Clark's Rx pharmacist today. Stay on schedule and make sure your baby is protected by age 2: http://go.usa.gov/xqzJF

08/15/2016

August is National Immunization Month!

Enduring two months of morning sickness is hard. Getting vaccinated to protect yourself and pass protection on to your baby is easy! Click the link to find out more: http://go.usa.gov/chsgV

08/09/2016

Allergies bothering you? We can help! Stop by your local Clark's Rx and speak with our knowledgeable pharmacist about how you can get relief.

08/08/2016

August is National Immunization Month!

Vaccines are not just for kids! Help protect yourself and your family form disease by getting vaccinated. Take CDC's adult vaccine quiz to find out which vaccines are recommended for you. http://go.usa.gov/xqtz4

Adolescent and Adult Vaccine Quiz

08/04/2016

'Do what you love, love what you do'

08/01/2016

August is National Immunization Month!

Ready for school? Check those vaccine records! Vaccine-preventable diseases like measles and whooping cough still exist and outbreaks can occur. Learn how you can protect your children from serious diseases at every age: http://go.usa.gov/chtsT

Learn which vaccines are recommended for your child’s age, from birth through 18 years, as well as during pregnancy and adoption.