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How to dispose of Unwanted Medicines safely in Quarantine?

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How to dispose of Unwanted Medicines safely in Quarantine Why and When to Dispose Have you ever noticed your old prescribed medicines or pain relievers just lying in your bed drawers or shelves? They may be gathering some dust but that is a not a big deal for you. But if they have crossed their expiry date, they can have some grave side effects. To protect the young ones from accidentally consuming them you should dispose them as soon as possible . Also giving back the unwanted meds can help the environment and save a lot of money for the government. What are the ill effects of Expired Drugs? As you know consuming foul rotting food can have a bad effect on your health, similarly taking expired medicines can have unfavorable effects too. It can worsen your condition. As time passes by, the chemical components of the medicines can change. After a given period, they can also turn poisonous. When you should look at expiry dates? To weed out the expired meds it’s advisable to che...

How soon can I re-order my prescription?

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How soon can I re-order my prescription? When you are in taking meds regularly due to prescription it becomes hectic to visit the pharmacy regularly. To overcome this problem, we have come up with some solutions for you. This can be done at: - Between 7 and 12 working days of medication is due. Next medication will available after the 12 working days. -At the time of picking up your regular medication, we may be able to take back your repeat request for the following month. How can I re-order my medicine? In-person: Mark the items on the list which you required and hand it to the reception or put in the box present there. In case you are not having the repeat list then you are required to fill the prescription form present at the counter. By post: Send your requirements with the slip mark with the repeated items including all your address details and don’t forget to allow some extra time to the workers to deliver it. For the non-dispensing patient, if you would li...