Central Station Pharmacy

16/03/2023

It was lovely meeting you all, Frank and Connie (and Sean!) We are happy to be here for you all 🥰💕

Our pharmacists - including Thoa Le from Central Station Pharmacy - do a wonderful job keeping our communities safe.
In many instances, they are our most accessible healthcare professionals - the experts we turn to first to seek advice and guidance of a whole range of health conditions.
So today - on Thank Your Pharmacist Day - we say thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all you do to keep us safe and healthy.

12/01/2023

We got your feet protected with these Compeed products so you can keep moving 💃🕺

06/01/2023

Reminder: Please use alternative transport options or work from home if possible on Monday, 9 January. Bus services will be significantly reduced due to planned industrial action by some drivers employed by Torrens Transit.

There will be major disruption to bus services across metropolitan Adelaide, with the exception of the Outer South and Hills areas, which are expected to operate to normal timetables.

Select corridors will be serviced with buses planned to run every 30 minutes. For more information, visit: bit.ly/3vBXRQo

Some of these services may also need to be cancelled at short notice due to driver availability. Commuters are strongly encouraged to use alternative transport options, including using park ‘n’ rides to access train and tram services, carpooling with a colleague or friend, or working from home where possible.

Many areas across Adelaide’s eastern and western suburbs, inner north and inner south, as well as the outer north-east (which includes O-Bahn services) and outer north, will not have any services on Monday.

Thank you for your patience. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

22/12/2022

We are closed on Sundays and Public Holidays. We wish you a safe, healthy and happy Christmas and New Year 🎄🎁🎉🎊

25/11/2022

We now have Zen products for your joint and muscle pain relief! 💪🦵

16/11/2022

Please help Kash with any amount you can or share this post to raise money for his surgery to be a healthy child again 😢

Hi I’m Alecia little kash man’s mum , where do I start , What a journey the past year we have had … Alecia Gordon needs your support for KASH ❤️❤️❤️❤️

08/11/2022

Summer's coming and we're having a BIG SALE for HAIVAIANAS oh na na 🎶

04/11/2022

We now have Batiste dry shampoo 30g for your convenience ❤

02/11/2022

We are having a jewellery clearance sale! Everything in this rotating cabinet is 30% off*

*while stocks lasts

20/10/2022

This Sunday is Pink Ribbon Day. Please help raise breast cancer awareness by encouraging your loved ones to do routine screening

Did you know that 9 out of 10 women with breast cancer don’t have a family history of the disease?

This Sunday is Pink Ribbon Day, and you can help to raise breast cancer awareness by encouraging your loved ones to do their routine screening mammograms. The earlier breast cancer is found, the better the chance of surviving it.

BreastScreen Australia invites women aged 50 – 74 to a free screening mammogram every two years. Are you up to date?

Visit 💻 health.gov.au/bsa for more information.

20/10/2022

If you are expecting a baby or if you are a new parent, these bags are for you!

These bags are full of helpful information and useful products for your you and your baby

Collect your free Bounty Bag from Central Station Pharmacy today.

Only available while stock lasts!

08/09/2022

R U OK day: This day is practiced annually and is a huge success. Please continue to help others by encouraging people to share how they're doing and feeling more often. Opening up to others about our feelings and our current situation can be difficult, but when we share our mental health and life struggles with others, it can allow for a world of change to occur. As the person asking might be willing to help you overcome this hurdle or they may be able to connect you with someone who can better assist. It also allows the individual that's opening up about how they're feeling and if they're OK to grow as a person. The person explaining they're situation can process this information differently when saying it aloud and perhaps get a new perspective on it from the other person. This will allow them to come to terms with the situation better. Remember that sharing is important and it's okay to need help in life, it's crucial we all understand that

You don’t need to be an expert to have an R U OK? conversation. Listening and giving someone your time might be just what they need to help them through.

Today is R U OK?Day, an annual national day of action and a reminder that every day is the day to check in with your friends, family and colleagues. Ask R U OK? No qualifications needed, because a conversation could change a life.

Visit bit.ly/3CXMt6j for FREE resources to help you have an R U OK? conversation and your guide to supporting R U OK Day.

20/08/2022

The different properties of butter, margarine and ghee

19/06/2022

How antihistamines work

18/06/2022

There are many forms of disability that affect people of all ages. Teaching others to respect and understand those affected by disability can help those affected by the disability itself, in addition it can allow others to better accept those with disabilities, growing a better community for everybody.

In this example, Bluey has allowed children to learn that some children can't speak, it teaches them to still accept them for who they are and learn new ways to communicate with them. Children unable to speak can be caused by a number of conditions, such as hearing loss, physical problems in the roof of the mouth, learning disabilities or certain diagnosable conditions like autism spectrum disorder or cerebral palsy

Beloved Aussie children’s cartoon, Bluey, has introduced a non-speaking pup - and shown a part of society we rarely see on mainstream television.

11/06/2022

The Gawler / Elizabeth train line will be back in full service as of next week. After over a year of its service being down due to an upgrade consisting of electrification of the railway line and trains from the former diesel trains. There were a lot of other hiccups faced during the upgrade process, but it's finally back up and running! Enjoy the ride and we will see you all soon at the CBD train station near the exit via Hindley Street, safe travels 😀

Commuters can hop on the Gawler line free of charge tomorrow, when the newly-electrified line between Adelaide and the northern suburbs finally re-opens.

The line, plagued by repeated delays and cost blowouts, will provide a faster and quieter service for thousands of commuters.

The first train leaves Gawler at 6.25am on Sunday 12 June.