Mainfair Pharmacy

Your pharmacist can provide you with a wide range of helpful information about your medication, such as possible side effects or what you should do if you miss a dose. Your pharmacist will also alert you to foods, drinks, or activities that should be avoided.

Did you know that Adverse Drug Events, or ADEs, contribute to about $3.5 billion additional dollars to the United States healthcare costs? This is an example of how important pharmacists are, they can check to see if you have any conflicting prescriptions.

Pharmacy is a health profession that is primarily responsible for ensuring the safe and effective use of drugs and medication. The word "pharmacy" is derived from the Greek "pharmakon," which actually means medicine.

Not every pharmacy accepts every prescription benefit plan. Pharmacies must review each contract and decide which insurance plans they will accept. If your insurance plan is not accepted, ask the pharmacist if they can review and consider it.

Did you know that the human brain is our only organ without nerve endings and pain receptors? Therefore, the brain itself does not have any sensation. If you are wondering how you get headaches, it is because of the response of nerves in the muscles, bone and skin surrounding your brain.