Pharmacist ak0

30/03/2026

mapapamura ka talaga....800 lng ang allowed...gamitin nyo ang pera na binabayad namin sa LTO para ma accomodate lahat ng establishment!!!!

Licensing Seminar for Drug Establishments (LS-D)

A licensing seminar for FDA Center for Drug Regulation and Research (CDRR) stakeholders which aims to provide information on the rules and regulations prescribing the requirements and procedures in the application for License to Operate (LTO) for drug establishments. The discussion also include current schedule of fees and charges and processing time.

Join our webinar on 21 May 2026 from 8:00 am to 12:00 nn via Google Meet
Registration fee: Php 500.00
Register through this link: bit.ly/4bOPPIK

Maximum of 800 participants
First-come-first-served basis

All successful registrants/applicants shall wait for the confirmation email from the FDA Academy for the issuance of Course Assessment Slip (CAS) and payment instruction pursuant to FDA Circular 2023-010.

Payments made without the corresponding CAS from the FDA Academy shall be forfeited.

28/03/2026

Make sure to store medicines and vitamins properly.

28/03/2026

diosko 😂

28/03/2026

Kung ikaw ay isang gamot, anong gamot ka at bakit? 💊

28/03/2026

27/03/2026

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27/03/2026

27/03/2026

Why It’s Better to Prepare Than Do Nothing: Lessons from a Possible Oil Crisis

In uncertain times, one truth becomes very clear: **doing something is always better than doing nothing**—especially when it comes to essential resources like fuel.

The idea of an oil crisis may seem distant or unlikely to some, but history has shown us that disruptions in global oil supply can happen suddenly. Whether caused by geopolitical tensions, natural disasters, or economic instability, the effects are often immediate—and felt by everyone.

Why Preparation Matters

Fuel is not just about transportation. It powers industries, supports food distribution, and keeps essential services running. When supply becomes unstable, the ripple effects can impact:

* Public transportation and daily commutes
* Food supply chains and prices
* Healthcare and emergency services
* Electricity generation in some areas

Waiting until shortages happen is risky. By the time panic sets in, resources become limited, prices rise, and options shrink.

The Cost of Doing Nothing

Ignoring early warning signs can lead to:

* Long queues at gasoline stations
* Sudden price increases
* Limited availability of basic goods
* Increased stress and uncertainty

Doing nothing doesn’t save time or money—it often leads to more difficulty later.

Simple Ways to Prepare

Preparation doesn’t mean panic buying. It means being smart and practical:

* **Plan your fuel usage** – Combine trips and avoid unnecessary travel
* **Maintain your vehicle** – A well-maintained car consumes less fuel
* **Store essentials wisely** – Keep a reasonable запас of basic goods at home
* **Explore alternatives** – Consider carpooling, biking, or remote work when possible

Community Responsibility

Preparation is not just personal—it’s collective. When individuals prepare responsibly, it reduces panic and helps maintain stability in the community.

Avoid hoarding. Think of others. Share accurate information.

Final Thought

The message is simple but powerful:

It’s better to prepare than to regret later.

You don’t need to expect the worst—but you should be ready for it. A little preparation today can make a big difference tomorrow.

27/03/2026

Since Propylthiouracil (PTU) is out in the market bumalik kayo sa doctor nyo and ask for a new prescription.

26/03/2026

Royal Rumble sa gasolinahan 😂

26/03/2026

Mall adjusted hours...This is not a good sign. 🙏