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Village Pharmacy offers quick and
simple prescription refills
along with knowledgeable advice on keeping you
and your entire family healthy. We are your
community's Good Neighbor pharmacy and provide the type of service every
customer deserves!Services
Offered
Prescription Choices
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Transfer your prescription to start enjoying
Good
Neighbor service! |
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Start enjoying our unique "no hassle" prescription
refills. |
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Contact us with questions regarding your
prescription(s). |
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Review our privacy policy regarding your
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Prescription Advice
- When prescribed a new medication, ask your
doctor or pharmacist the following questions:
- What is the name of the medicine? What is
it supposed to do?
- Is it okay to substitute a less-expensive
generic medicine for the name brand? Will it achieve the same
effect?
- What is the dose of the medicine? Are
there food, drinks, other medicines, or activities I should avoid
while taking this medicine?
- What are the possible side effects of the
medicine? What should I do if they occur?
- How many refills of this prescription can
I get?
- What should I do if I miss a dose?
- What should I do if I accidentally take
more than the recommended dose?
- Is there any written information I can
take home with me? (We have information sheets that you can use as
an at-home reference.)
- When your doctor prescribes a medication
for you for the first time, make sure to tell him or her the
following:
- The names of all medicines you are
currently taking including both
over-the-counter and prescription medication. It is important for
your doctor to know this information in order to prescribe the
medicine that will be the most helpful.
- Any concerns you have about using your
medication.
- If you are allergic to any medication or
have had troubling side effects from a medication that has been
prescribed to you.
- During your treatment, you should your
notify your physician
or pharmacist about:
- Problems
you are having with your prescription.
- Any side effects
or problems you have had since starting to take the prescription.
- New
prescriptions that another doctor may have given you and any
over-the-counter medicines that you started taking since your last
doctor's visit.
- How you are feeling since starting the
medication.
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