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As of January 1st, 2023, Ontario’s pharmacists are now able to assess and prescribe medications for common conditions such as cold sores, uncomplicated urinary tract infections, hemorrhoids, pink eye and more (see the FAQs for a complete list of eligible conditions).
This means you can visit your pharmacist and receive the necessary care,
Winchester Pharmasave has partnered with tia.Health to bring you 24 hour virtual medical help. Doctors, nurses and more are a phone call away.
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The varicella zoster virus, also known as the shingles virus, is the same virus that causes the chickenpox.
If you have had chickenpox, and that’s over 90% of adults in Canada, you’re at risk for shingles.
Shingles is a serious disease that commonly results in a very painful,
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Flu shots are now available for people at higher risk of flu complications. Talk to your doctor,
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The new OHIP+ Children and Youth Pharmacare Program now covers 100% of the cost of over 4,400 medications for everyone under 25 years old.
As of January 1, 2018, coverage is automatic, with no enrollment, no upfront costs, no co-payment or annual deductible. All you need is an Ontario health card number and a valid prescription.
Whoever said getting older was a bad thing, obviously didn’t know about our fantastic seniors day discounts!
Age has its privileges. Every Wednesday, seniors save 15*. Come on in and take advantage of our knowledgeable staff and fantastic Pharmacists. We will be sure to help you find the products that will serve you best!
Photo Credit: Press Photo–Uhrig
Township of North Dundas Mayor Eric Duncan helped to officially open Winchester Pharmasave Sat., Sept. 9 alongside employees Gabriel Geurts, Jen Lecours, and Kevin Snell.
Staff at the newly-opened Pharmasave at Winchester Crossing on Main Street are betting that the village is more than capable of making a second pharmacy successful.