Pharmacist

Most pharmacies are open days, evenings, weekends, holidays, and in many cases, 365 days a year. You can discuss your medical condition with a pharmacist by phone or in person, without an appointment.
Why Wait?
A pharmacist can help you with the following:
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Replacing, extending or renewing your prescriptions
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Prescriptions for non-urgent medical conditions such as migraines, flu symptoms, minor cuts, uncomplicated urinary tract infections, minor muscle and joint pains, or cold sores
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Advice on minor illnesses or health issues
Why Wait?
A pharmacist can help you with the following:
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Replacing, extending or renewing your prescriptions
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Prescriptions for non-urgent medical conditions such as minor headaches, flu symptoms, uncomplicated urinary tract infections, minor muscle and join pains, or cold sores
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Advice on minor illnesses or health issues
If you are displaying mild or moderate symptoms of COVID-19, complete the self-assessment by visiting www.gnb.ca/coronavirus or call Tele-Care 811:
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describe your symptoms and travel history; and
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follow any instructions carefully.
Did you know?
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The average pharmacist in New Brunswick manages 1,300 patients in their community, which is roughly comparable to the number of patients seen by the average physician or nurse practitioner
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A pharmacist can:
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Issue a new prescription for pre-existing conditions in an emergency situation
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Look at the current medication you are taking and make minor alterations to your prescription
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Alter prescriptions to accommodate special needs
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Get you started on a prescription drug therapy program for non-urgent medical conditions
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Provide flu shots and shingles vaccines, among others
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Pharmacists help ensure that:
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The medication you have been prescribed does not interfere with your other medications or medical conditions
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You won't experience an allergic reaction to the medication you have been prescribed
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The dose and medication prescribed is appropriate for you and the condition for which you are being treated
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You are receiving the correct medication as prescribed, and that you are counselled on how to take your medication properly