St. Joseph Pharmacy

07/04/2023

At St. Joseph’s Pharmacy, we help make transferring easier for you. Simply give us your basic info, prescriptions, and health conditions. Leave the rest of the processing to us. At St. Joseph’s we strive to make you healthier with ease.

06/04/2023

Why Should Antibiotics be Prescribed?

Antibiotics only work against bacteria. Taking antibiotics when you don’t need to can cause antibiotic resistance. If you’re feeling unwell, get yourself checked by your doctor first. Read more here https://tinyurl.com/2dm2ajta.

Detailed information on the use of antibiotics and children

05/04/2023

What you eat matters a lot in maintaining your blood pressure levels. Medications alone are not sufficient to control your blood pressure to normal levels. Your diet must also follow the prescribed diet. If you have high blood pressure, make sure to avoid food that’s high in salt, red meat, or those with added sugar.

If you want to eat some of this food, make sure to eat it in moderation because too much is always bad. Remember to eat fruits, vegetables, lean protein, and whole grains.

30/03/2023

While COVID-19 cases are no longer as alarming as it was, health experts say it is still a global threat. As such, individuals and families should continue to keep protection from the virus up to date. Obtain your vaccines and booster shots with us!

29/03/2023

Your Health Shouldn’t Wait

Considering people's hectic schedules, it is common to forget or delay refilling prescriptions. To tackle this, we can automatically refill your prescriptions every month, preventing you from running out of medication. For more information, contact us!

28/03/2023

Vaccines, regardless of age, are crucial in lowering people's chances of contracting a disease. They achieve so by enhancing the body's natural defenses. Today, we have vaccines to prevent over 20 potentially fatal illnesses, allowing individuals and families to enjoy longer and better lives. Here at St. Joseph Pharmacy, we offer immunizations from the following:

- Shingles

- Chickenpox

- Influenza

- Hepatitis

- Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

Call us for inquiries!

23/03/2023

Below are a few factors that might raise your blood sugar levels that you may not be aware of:

- Sunburn

- Losing sleep

- Skipping breakfast

- Dehydration

At our pharmacy, you can access free sugar level checks. Visit us!

22/03/2023

The Value of Blood Pressure Checks

Many people are unaware they have high blood pressure since it has no clear warning signs or symptoms. This is why periodic blood pressure readings are essential since these can determine your risk of heart disease and stroke. Reach us today!

21/03/2023

St. Joseph Pharmacy believes that high-quality medical supplies should not come at a high cost. For this reason, we do all that we can to provide you with cost-effective solutions with the following:

- Personal hygiene products

- Wound care products

- Maternity kits

- Home safety and bathroom equipment

- Assistive devices

Should you require more details, we'd love to hear from you. Reach us today!

16/03/2023

There is a slew of reasons why you may have opted to partner with our pharmacy. Whatever they are, we are more than ready to assist you with transferring your prescriptions. Should you require more details about this, let's get in touch!

15/03/2023

Understanding Medication Synchronization

Medicine synchronization refers to when a pharmacist arranges your medication refills so you can pick them up on the same day per month. One of its many benefits is that this makes you less likely to miss doses of your regular medications.

14/03/2023

People who take daily prescription medications understand how difficult it can be to remember and stick to their routines. If you are experiencing the same, here are a few tips you can try:

- Always take your medication at the same time each day.

- Take your medication together with another daily activity you never forget, such as brushing your teeth.

- Create a "medicine calendar" where you can note when you take each dose.