News
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Pharmacy palliative care $200k
Thursday | Jun 15 2017NSW Minister for Health Brad Hazzard this week announced a $200,000 package for "community pharmacy initiatives to improve medication management for palliative care patients".
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Dreambaby Door Stoppers
Wednesday | Jun 14 2017DREAMBABY Door Stoppers help prevent little ones from jamming their tiny fingers in doors.
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DB Colour Corrector
Wednesday | Jun 14 2017THE totally customisable Designer Brands (DB) Colour Corrector palette creates the perfect canvas for foundation application.
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Sudocrem Healing Cream
Wednesday | Jun 14 2017SUDOCREM Healing Cream is a versatile and gentle cream that works to help soothe, protect and heal skin by forming a barrier against irritants to leave the complexion healthy and supple.
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Cedel Extra Firm Hairspray
Wednesday | Jun 14 2017CEDEL Extra Firm Hairspray offers an extra fast, firm hold in conjunction with a formula that is easy to brush out.
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Dispensary Corner 14 Jun 17
Wednesday | Jun 14 2017A spanish firm is attracting global attention for its new range of extremely lifelike dolls.
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Fentanyl concerns
Wednesday | Jun 14 2017THE NSW Department of Health has warned pharmacists to ensure they check the validity of prescriptions for fentanyl patches with prescribers, after a spate of forged scripts were presented and dispensed at some pharmacies.
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EpiPen simplified
Wednesday | Jun 14 2017EPIPEN and EpiPen Jr Adrenaline (epinephrine) Auto-Injectors, indicated for the emergency treatment of anaphylaxis or acute allergic reactions, have received a Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) approved label change to reduce the injection hold time from 10 down to three seconds.
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CSL soars on China
Wednesday | Jun 14 2017AUSTRALIAN biotech firm CSL Limited has seen its shares jump to a record high after an announcement yesterday that it plans to acquire 80% of Chinese plasma therapies maker Wuhan Zhong Yuan Rui De Biological Products.
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Phcy patient choice
Wednesday | Jun 14 2017THE Pharmacy Council of NSW reminds pharmacists that when they either influence a consumer's decision to choose a generic over a brand name medication, or worse, offer no choice whatsoever by automatically providing a generic product, the pharmacist is denying the consumers the right to manage their own health.
