Discover More. Ask Your Pharmacist
Feb 1, 2015
1 min read
Your local community pharmacist have been trained to give you sensible, well-founded advice concerning your health. We pride ourselves on being easily accessible - no appointments needed, you can just walk off the street and we'll be more than happy to answer the questions you may have about that cough, spot or ache.
The Pharmacy Guild of Australia, in conjunction with several thousand pharmacies nationwide, are on the campaign to increase your awareness of how helpful your local community pharmacy can be.
http://askyourpharmacist.com.au/
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