Langley Drug

All store locations offer FREE DELIVERY of Prescriptions to patients' homes and offices, and continues to be the most popular FREE SERVICE offered today. Many customers take advantage of THE DRUG STORE's FREE DELIVERY to save time, gas, and money by having their prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, gifts, and various other products added to their orders for delivery to their home or office. Another FREE service offered by THE DRUG STORE is its Medication Synchronization Program to all allow customers to have their medications refilled at the same time, on a day that works best for them. The Medication Synchronization Program (Med Sync) works well with patients taking maintenance medications and helps patients avoid running out of their medications. THE DRUG STORE recently enhanced the Med Sync Program in its Thomasville, GA locations by adding another FREE Service - PAKMYMEDS. In addition to synchronizing a patient's medications, PAKMYMEDS pre-sorts all prescription and over-the-counter medications into a convenient package based on when the medications are to be taken. As an example, many patients who take 5 to 20 prescriptions per day plus vitamins and a baby aspirin have to open 5 to 20 plus bottles each day to take what their doctor ordered, sometimes multiple times per day. PAKMYMEDS conveniently places all the medications a patient takes in the morning together so they only have to tear open one packet to take all their medications at the prescribed time. With PAKMYMEDS, your prescriptions are packaged and organized based on when you should take them just like the doctor ordered - all you have to do is tear the packet open and take them. Each package is labeled to include each prescriber, the enclosed medications, along with a description, lot number, expiration date, and the date and time the dose is to be taken. THE DRUG STORE would like to encourage more patients to use PAKMYMEDS and has added one more FREE service for all PAKMYMEDS patients - a FREE month's supply of Leadernet multivitamins or equivalent with each monthly PAKMYMEDS order. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that between 12,000 and 55,000 people will die each year from the flu and that many of these deaths could be prevented by an annual flu shot. The CDC notes that individuals 65 years of age or older are at high risk of developing flu-related complications that could result in hospitalization or death. It recommends that individuals in this age group receive the High-Dose Influenza Vaccine annually and that all other individuals 6 months of age or older get a flu vaccine every season, especially people at high risk. In support of these recommendations, THE DRUG STORE has recently added a FREE Vitamin Program to its Immunization Program to promote the prevention of diseases through immunization. When a patient receives an immunization from any of our locations to prevent Pneumonia, Influenza (Flu), Shingles, or Meningitis they will receive a FREE bottle of Leadernet Multivitamins. All vaccines are administered in a private fitting or counseling room by a Registered Pharmacist. With an increasing patient population with diabetes and with diabetes being the leading cause of lower limb amputation, THE DRUG STORE has introduced a Diabetic Shoe Program. It has been shown that half of the lower limb amputations might be preventable by simple foot care practices and Diabetic Shoes. The Diabetic Shoes look like athletic, walking, or dress shoes and have inserts custom made for the patient's toes and feet. The Thomasville, Langley, and Aiken locations all have certified shoe fitters, who can examine, measure, and fit your shoes and inserts in the privacy of one of our fitting rooms. For many patients with foot problems and diabetes, Medicare will cover 80% of the cost of the shoes and inserts. In addition to the Diabetic Shoe Program, THE DRUG STORE offers diabetic Testing Supplies for patients with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and will bill Medicare and Medicaid for the testing supplies. THE DRUG STORE pharmacists-in-charge include Sheila Dukes, Pharmacist-in-Charge at the Broad Street store, Neil Ryan, Pharmacist-in-Charge at the Gordon Avenue store, Martha Martin, Pharmacist-in-Charge at the Langley Drug store, Tiffany Bell, Pharmacist-in-Charge at the Medicine Mart store, and Brian Thompson, Pharmacist-in-Charge at the Wrens store. The pharmacy team is supported by many pharmacists, and certified and registered pharmacy technicians. Additionally, THE DRUG STORE utilizes all the latest technologies (imaging, scanning, lot number and expiration tracking, RxSafe 1800 and EyeCon) to increase accuracy, manage inventory, and improve efficiencies. THE DRUG STORE pharmacists offer patients a Comprehensive Medication Review (CMR) or Medication Therapy Management (MTM) to allow them to discuss all their medications in either a private office or over the phone. During a CMR, many patients discover helpful information about their medications they can use to improve their effectiveness or reduce side effects. Sometimes minor adjustments can be made to improve patient outcomes and sometimes complications or duplications can be avoided through a CMR. THE DRUG STORE will continue to be focused on the needs of the community, patients and customers while offering choices with its prescription services. Patients will have a choice that includes the way they currently order from THE DRUG STORE or now through our website or mobile application. Thomas Drug Store - Broad St | Thomas Drug Store - Gordon Ave | Medicine Mart | Langley Drug | Wrens Drug