Living Well EXPRESS Pharmacy

Did you know that some medications may reduce the amount of saliva in your mouth? Saliva washes away food and neutralizes the acids in your mouth. This helps protect you from microbes that can lead to disease. If you have dry mouth due to medications, talk to our pharmacist. #WorldOralHealthDay

Mental activity and physical exercise can help keep your brain fit and healthy! #BrainAwarenessWeek

We wish you Sláinte mhaith Good health!

We all lose sleep from time to time, but chronic sleep deprivation can affect your heart and your health. So #getsomesleep!

Remember tonight’s the night to #SpringAhead while you’re changing your clocks, put fresh batteries in your smoke detectors, too! #DST #2AM

Every second counts when someone experiences a stroke. Identifying the signs of a stroke can help save lives. If you suspect you or someone else may be having stroke, call 911 immediately.

From educating patients about how to take medications safely and effectively to offering advice about dietary supplements, your community pharmacist is here to help you manage your health. https://bit.ly/3cU7guy

Men and women are different in many ways, and this is true with heart attacks. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3aP9RmE

So many lives are saved each year with CPR. We hope you are never faced with a situation to perform CPR, but better to know it and not need it than need it and not know it! Learn how: https://bit.ly/2R4OCVx

Knowing the warning signs of a heart attack and reacting quickly could save your life. #AmericanHeartMonth https://bit.ly/2GaOqzN

Medicare open enrollment ends Monday! Have you selected your Med D plan for 2021 yet?

Help keep your family and our community healthy by maintaining vigilant hygiene practices this winter.

We ask you to support us and our fellow local small businesses tomorrow during Small Business Saturday. We are proud to be your independent community pharmacy! #ShopSmall

This Thanksgiving, we are grateful that you have chosen us as your community pharmacy! Wishing you and your family a safe and happy day.

The holidays can be a lonely time for many people, but restrictions caused by the pandemic have amplified that this year. Finding ways to reach out to friends, relatives, and senior neighbors through phone calls, letters, even virtual meals can help keep physical distance from becoming emotional distance. https://www.aarp.org//i/isolation-survey-coronavirus.html