Libra Pharmacy Kimberley
Health Care in Kimberley

Libra is a pharmacy situated in Kimberley, Northern-Cape. Besoek vandag die apteek in Kimberley vir 'n konsultasie!Please visit www.librapharmacy.co.za for more details. Libra Pharmacy is a service driven enterprise that strives to add value to your medication and general purchases.Whether you are looking for a pharmacy to take care of your prescriptions, over-the-counter medicine, supplemental, or weight-control needs, Libra Pharmacy can help you.Libra Apteek is ook die enigste konsessiehouer vir bekende "Die Dieet Waarvan Almal Praat" (The Diet Everyone Talks About) in die Noord-Kaap.

At the time there were four staff members: a pharmacist, an administration officer, an assistant and a messenger. A medical practitioner is situated right next door. The personnel has since grown from 4 to 10, with one pharmacist and 2 pharmacist assistant learner basic. Libra Pharmacy is still a privately owned independent pharmacy where you will experience customer service with a difference. We pack our own First Aid Kits according to Regulation 3 of the law. These are the requirements of the Department of Labour to pass labour inspections. We are contracted with SAMBA and also accept cheques as well as debit- and credit cards. Libra Pharmacy is a service driven enterprise that strives to add value to your medication and general purchases. Our aim with this webpage is to introduce an information centre where you, our client, can interactively communicate with us. By far the most effective way to prevent flu is to have the annual flu vaccine. However, there are some general measures you can take to give yourself the best chance of avoiding infection. Look for childcare centres where plastic toys are washed daily and stuffed toys washed weekly. Similarly, keep a child at home who shows symptoms of flu to avoid infecting other children. The best way to reduce your chances of contracting flu is by getting a flu vaccination. Although flu is generally not dangerous, it can cause serious complications and even death, especially in the elderly and the very young. That’s why you should rather avoid contracting this highly contagious disease, especially if you’re vulnerable. Three strains of influenza are generally included in the annual vaccine, based on the prediction of the strains likely to circulate in the community during a given season. In fact, a trip to your pharmacy, GP, hospital or clinic for your annual flu shot might just be the smartest thing you can do this season. The Independent Community Pharmacy Association (ICPA) has joined the National Department of Health in driving an awareness campaign which highlights the risks of influenza and the benefits of having the flu vaccine. The Influenza Vaccination Campaign is endorsed and supported by the National Department of Health and the two pharmaceutical companies supplying influenza vaccines to the South African healthcare market, Abbott and Sanofi Pasteur. People considered to be in high risk groups can get their flu vaccinations for free from government clinics or hospitals. However, getting vaccinated before winter is something even the healthiest person should consider, and they can get their flu shot for a nominal fee at any private healthcare organisation, such as your local pharmacy.