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Are you ready for additional pharmacist services? Pharmacists will soon be more involved in direct patient care through ordering of lab tests and expanded prescription adaptations.

It’s almost time to start the fall campaign for flu and COVID-19 vaccinations. Are you ready? Here’s a quick recap of how to book your appointments and which vaccines will be available.

Pharmacists can prescribe for specific conditions, but there are many limitations. They can administer vaccines and some injectable drugs, but not others. They may renew some prescriptions, or provide only a small emergency fill, but why? It can be confusing! Find out more.

Have you ever considered seeking treatment for mental health but are unsure of what to expect after seeing a doctor? This article discusses some common treatments and lists resources available in the Comox Valley.

Has your doctor asked you to get a home blood pressure monitor? Let’s take a look at how to choose the best monitor for you.

Should ASA be taken routinely to prevent heart attack and stroke? Is a daily Aspirin® the right approach? Let’s explore the risks and benefits.

The recent Manulife-Loblaw deal made headlines, as it raised questions about patient choice for accessing specialty medications, as well as the future of independent pharmacies in Canada.

What does our Certified Diabetes Educator have to say about the Ozempic shortage? And what options do you have, whether for diabetes or for weight loss?

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Do you know the risk factors for breast cancer? Should you be doing breast self-exams? Do you need to schedule a mammogram?

Pharmacies in BC will start providing flu and COVID vaccinations on October 10. Here’s how to book your appointments with us.