Baccalieu Trail Pharmacy South River

05/30/2024

Today is World No To***co Day – and we are here to help you reach your goal of being smoke-free!

Our pharmacist can recommend the right type of ni****ne replacement therapy for you—including the patch, gum, lozenge, spray, or inhaler –– and explain how to use it, while also providing guidance on support services that are available.

If you are looking to make a change and go smoke-free, also check out Smoke Free Curious, an online hub of supports available for Canadian adults who want to quit smoking: https://www.smokefreecurious.ca/s/?language=en_US

***coDay

05/17/2023

We are excited to take part in MMM23 as a community pharmacy data collection site in NL. Visit our pharmacy on May 19, 2023 between the hours of 10am to 12pm and 12:45pm to 4pm to take part in this research project and have your blood pressure measured by our team. Visit www.leelab.ca/mmm23 for more information.

May Measure Month 2023 (MMM23) is a global blood pressure screening project taking place in more than 90 countries worldwide.

04/03/2023

If you roll your ankle during a jog or go too hard on a trail hike and have pain in your ankle, it may be possible that you have an ankle sprain or muscle strain.

Pain, inflammation, bruising and swelling are common signs of most sprains and strains. If you are experiencing these common signs, speak to our pharmacist for advice on how you can manage them and if you should see your doctor.

03/31/2023

Good oral health is a cornerstone of overall health and wellness. The Canadian Dental Hygienists Association recommends keeping these five simple steps in mind, to take good care of your teeth and gums:
1/ Brush at least twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste.
2/ Floss every day.
3/ Rinse using an antiseptic mouthwash.
4/ Make healthy food choices.
5/ Choose to be to***co free.

Read more about taking care of your oral health: https://www.dentalhygienecanada.ca/DHCanada/DHCanada/Information/Oral_health__you.aspx

03/30/2023

Changes in diet, lack of sleep, stress, and some medications (including certain antidepressants, treatments for incontinence, and allergies) can all cause constipation. It’s an issue that most people deal with at some point, and one that becomes more common as we age.

For occasional constipation, talk with our pharmacist who can recommend dietary and other lifestyle changes, as well as over-the-counter treatments. If you are experiencing problems often, our pharmacist can also advise on when you should speak with your doctor.

Read more about constipation from the Canadian
Digestive Health Foundation: https://cdhf.ca/digestive-disorders/constipation/

03/25/2023

Due to the weather. Dr. Ramjohn will NOT be in clinic today.

12/03/2022

Just a reminder, drop by and have photos taken with Santa today until 4pm

11/25/2022

SANTA'S coming to Baccalieu Trail Pharmacy South River on December 3rd from 10 to 4. Stop by to get your picture taken with santa. Hope to see everyone there.

11/16/2022

*** NOTICE to Dr. Ramjohn's patients