Sullivan Pharmacy Inc.

Sullivan Pharmacy Inc. Sullivan Pharmacy is nestled in the Cosy Sullivan Station. Every good neighbourhood needs a pharmacis Visit us today for more information.

FREE BLISTER PACKS:
We provide blister pack services for FREE! We will efficiently arrange your medications by putting them into structured weekly blister packs, helping you track your medication consumption. We provide weekly, bi-weekly and monthly blister packs depending on what better suits your schedule. At Sullivan Pharmacy, our pharmacist and staff will work to ensure that ALL of your medications will be prepared on time. Switching over to blister packs is as easy as bringing in a new prescription. REFILL MEDICATIONS:
Pharmacists now have the ability to refill your medications. Our pharmacist at Sullivan Pharmacy can renew or modify your existing prescription that were filled at the pharmacy. Come in today and talk with our pharmacists about their expanded role in overall patient care. Refilling your medication has never been easier! FREE SEMINARS:
Sullivan Pharmacy will be having free diabetes and cardio seminars regularly. Diabetes training seminars can help assist you in regular diet control and also diabetes management. Classes are put on from a diabetes certified educator in assistance with a Sullivan Pharmacy staff member. We also have public events that get involved in local community centers. PRESCRIPTION TRANSFERS:
Just come into Sullivan Pharmacy or give us a call and we’ll transfer all your prescriptions to our pharmacy for you. Upon receipt of your prescription, we will do a medication review to see if any improvements can be made. Improving your overall health care outcome is our primary goal. FREE DIABETES METERS:
At Sullivan Pharmacy, we have a wide range of meters that fit any lifestyle. Our diabetic meters are personalized to cater to your specific needs. Come in and ask how you can obtain a free meter with a purchase of diabetes test strips. NEBULIZER/CRUTCH RENTALS:
We offer FREE rental on nebulizers, crutches, breast pumps and other medical supplies. We also offer a variety of other medical supplies, from canes to wheelchairs. Our suppliers can bring in almost anything, with prompt delivery. PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY SERVICES:

We provide free delivery for medications.We understand that accessibility and trasportation can become a problem. With one simple phone call you can arrange to have your medication delivered straight to you by a Sullivan Pharmacy team member. Delivery times may vary from your location. Stop by or call for details on how this service can assist you. REFUND/EXCHANGE POLICY:
We offer a 30 day refund policy on all unopened over-the-counter medication. We cannot offer any refunds or exchanges for prescription medications according to law. EXPIRED MEDICATION RETURN POLICY:
At Sullivan Pharmacy, we will gladly take back your unused and/or expired medications for proper disposal at NO COST to you. Read more:
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Every year, the World Health Organization and its partners aim to increase awareness about viral hepatitis and the disea...
07/29/2023

Every year, the World Health Organization and its partners aim to increase awareness about viral hepatitis and the diseases it causes.

Hepatitis is a general term used to describe inflammation of the liver. There are six viruses that cause the different forms of viral hepatitis, which can lead to mild illness, or in some cases, serious liver damage.

Ask our pharmacist about how to prevent hepatitis with vaccination, and how to determine if you are up to date on your shots.

Learn more about World Hepatitis Day: https://www.worldhepatitisday.org

07/28/2023

Summer is a time for picnic’s, street food festivals and indulging in some of your seasonal favourites! Take caution though, because during these warmer months, bacteria multiply faster and the chances of food poisoning increase.

If you think you may have eaten something questionable, and are now experiencing nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, you may have a classic case of food poisoning. The good news is that for most people it will resolve within a few days without treatment.

If you are experiencing a case of food poisoning, talk to our pharmacist about oral replacement solutions with electrolytes to manage mild dehydration and other over-the-counter products to treat symptoms from diarrhea to upset stomach. Our pharmacist can also advise you on whether you may need to see a doctor.

Read more about the causes of food poisoning and how to treat it: https://www.phsd.ca/health-topics-programs/food-safety/food-poisoning-illness/

Before you head off on the big family road trip, ensure your car is set up with an emergency roadside safety kit, in cas...
07/26/2023

Before you head off on the big family road trip, ensure your car is set up with an emergency roadside safety kit, in case an accident or break-down leaves you stranded on the side of the road.

Your emergency car kit should include:
• Individual water bottles
• Non-perishable and heat resistant snacks (think granola bars and trail mix)
• Insect repellent
• Sunscreen

For a full list of what you should pack in your summer roadside safety kit, visit: https://www.getprepared.gc.ca/cnt/kts/cr-kt-en.aspx

Summer vacation is calling! But if you’re headed on a far-flung holiday, you should make sure you’re up to date on your ...
07/24/2023

Summer vacation is calling! But if you’re headed on a far-flung holiday, you should make sure you’re up to date on your travel vaccines.

Depending on where you are travelling, you could be at risk for many vaccine preventable illnesses. For many places, the immunizations you might need could include protection for hepatitis A, travellers’ diarrhea, and meningitis.

Read more about travel vaccines required for destinations around the globe:
https://travel.gc.ca/travelling/health-safety/vaccines

Cases of strep throat have peaked in recent months. Strep throat is caused by a bacteria and is treatable, but can be se...
07/22/2023

Cases of strep throat have peaked in recent months. Strep throat is caused by a bacteria and is treatable, but can be serious for young children, older adults and people who have a weak immune system.

Symptoms of strep throat can include:
• Severe sore throat that comes on suddenly
• Fever
• Painful swallowing
• Tiny red spots on back of the throat or roof of your mouth

Our pharmacist can advise on whether you should have a strep test to confirm. If you do have strep throat, you’ll need an antibiotic treatment.

Protect your family from sunburns, and long-term sun damage, by following this advice from the Canadian Dermatology Asso...
07/20/2023

Protect your family from sunburns, and long-term sun damage, by following this advice from the Canadian Dermatology Association:
• Use an SPF 30 or higher broad-spectrum sunscreen – and reapply often, especially after swimming and sweating.
• Wear a hat, sunglasses, and cover up with as much as possible.
• Stay in the shade and try to schedule your outdoor activities around the peak hours of 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Learn more about sun safety: https://dermatology.ca/public-patients/sun-protection/sun-safety-every-day/

07/18/2023

A sting from a bee, wasp or hornet can cause a sharp pain that can continue for a few minutes, before fading to a dull ache. The area can be sore to the touch for days and the sting site may develop a red bump with a white ring around it.

Symptoms of a severe allergy to a bee sting, called anaphylaxis, can include difficulty breathing, a weak or rapid pulse, and skin reactions like hives, itching and flushing. This type of reaction requires immediate emergency care.

If you’ve ever had a serious reaction to a bee sting, but did not go to the hospital, talk to your doctor. They may refer you to an allergy specialist who can determine if you’re allergic and help you be prepared if you experience an allergic reaction again.

04/29/2023

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a disorder characterized by abdominal pain and a change in bowel habits (which could include frequent diarrhea, constipation, or both). It affects children and adults of all ages.

As many as 20 percent of Canadians are living with IBS, but not all know it yet because it can be tricky to diagnose. Ask our pharmacist if you should talk to your doctor about screening for IBS.

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 ...
04/28/2023

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.

If you wake up with a red, swollen eye with sticky discharge, you’ve probably got a case of conjunctivitis, also known a...
04/25/2023

If you wake up with a red, swollen eye with sticky discharge, you’ve probably got a case of conjunctivitis, also known as pink eye. Conjunctivitis is an inflammation of the transparent layer that covers the inner eyelid and white part of the front of the eye, often caused by a minor infection.

Although it looks awful, the good news is that with treatment, it usually clears up after a few days. Talk to our pharmacist for advice on treating pink eye – and when to see an eye doctor.

Read more about pink eye, from the Canadian Association of Optometrists: https://opto.ca/eye-health-library/conjunctivitis.

Good oral health is a cornerstone of overall health and wellness. The Canadian Dental Hygienists Association recommends ...
04/21/2023

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

04/19/2023

When you pick up a new prescription, our pharmacist will ensure it’s the right dose for you, and that it’s safe to take with your other medications. If you have any concerns, it’s important to share them.

Here are some tips to help you become well-informed about your medications, and your health:
https://www.tevacanada.com/en/canada/your-health-wellness/informed-patient/

Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest the sugar in milk products, and commonly includes symptoms such as upset ...
04/18/2023

Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest the sugar in milk products, and commonly includes symptoms such as upset stomach, bloating, gas and diarrhea. Although these symptoms can cause a lot of discomfort for some people, they can be managed through simple diet changes including:
• Eating dairy products with naturally lower levels of lactose like hard cheeses and yogurt.
• Opting for lactose-free milk and milk products.
• Trying small amounts of milk products with other foods, to see how your body reacts (like a bit of cream cheese on a bagel).

Ask our pharmacist for advice on managing your lactose intolerance and whether a lactase supplement can help.

Learn more about lactose intolerance, from the Dieticians of Canada:
https://www.unlockfood.ca/en/Articles/Allergies-and-Intolerances/Managing-lactose-intolerance.aspx

Vaccines play an important role in keeping you and your family healthy, but you may be confused by misinformation you’ve...
04/14/2023

Vaccines play an important role in keeping you and your family healthy, but you may be confused by misinformation you’ve read about immunization. For example:

Myth: Vaccines aren’t safe.
Fact: Health Canada regulates the safety and effectiveness of vaccines and ensures they go through a series of rigorous steps before they are approved for use. It can take 10 years to develop and approve a new vaccine, and public health authorities continue to monitor vaccines, even after they are in use.

Learn more myths and facts about vaccines from Immunize Canada:
https://www.immunize.ca

Rosacea is a common chronic skin condition that often results in redness but can also cause pimples and other complexion...
04/13/2023

Rosacea is a common chronic skin condition that often results in redness but can also cause pimples and other complexion concerns.

Treating rosacea focuses on controlling the signs and symptoms through a tailored skincare regimen, a variety of treatments, and avoiding triggers like prolonged sun exposure and drinking alcohol.

Ask our pharmacist about over-the-counter products that can soothe rosacea flare-ups, and when you should talk to your doctor about your rosacea.

Learn more about rosacea from the Acne and Rosacea Society of Canada:
https://www.rosaceahelp.ca/category/rosacea/

A cramp happens when a muscle suddenly contracts and doesn’t relax. Toe cramps are usually harmless (often caused by deh...
04/13/2023

A cramp happens when a muscle suddenly contracts and doesn’t relax. Toe cramps are usually harmless (often caused by dehydration or a mineral deficiency), but they can be painful.

Try these simple home remedies for toe cramps:
• Apply a warm towel or heating pad to your foot to help muscles relax.
• When you’re exercising, drink water and replenish your electrolytes (with coconut water, milk, fruit, a veggie smoothie or a sports drink) if you are sweating heavily.
• Stretch your feet. Think toe raises, curls, flexing and pointing.

Hemorrhoids are common and occur when the veins in the a**s and lower re**um become swollen and irritated. They can deve...
04/11/2023

Hemorrhoids are common and occur when the veins in the a**s and lower re**um become swollen and irritated. They can develop for many reasons, including pregnancy and older age. For many people, hemorrhoids can be very uncomfortable.

Ask our pharmacist for advice on how to manage hemorrhoids, including using over-the-counter treatments, such as topical creams, sitz baths and oral pain relievers, and when to see your doctor.

04/08/2023

If you are experiencing a runny nose, itchy eyes, and bouts of sneezing, it must mean spring weather is here! As plants release pollen, millions of Canadians will start to sniffle.

Talk to our pharmacist about your symptoms. They can recommend antihistamines, nasal sprays, decongestants, eye drops, and/or nasal rinses to give you some relief.

Find additional advice to help you get through allergy season:
https://natural-resources.canada.ca/energy-efficiency/spotlight-energy-efficiency/2019/06/04/five-tips-help-get-you-through-allergy-season/22135.

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202/6355 152ST
Surrey, BC
V3S3K8

Opening Hours

Monday 9:15am - 6pm
Tuesday 9:15am - 6pm
Wednesday 9:15am - 6pm
Thursday 9:15am - 6pm
Friday 9:15am - 6pm
Saturday 9:15am - 5pm

Telephone

+17785930052

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