Effingham Drug Stores

EFFINGHAM, IL

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"... have the drops with the price comparable to big stores, but they also had some adorable gift items (of which i did partake). the place was immaculate, yet charming and the pharmacist took time to stop what she was doing to talk with me. it was after the posted..."

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Effingham Pharmacy Articles

Independent pharmacies remain relevant

It's a family affair as pharmacist and Setzer Pharmacy owner Gary Raines, center, confers with daughter Michelle Jacobson, pharmacist, and son Bryan, store manager. (Photo by John Molene)

In an age of chain Pharmacies, independent Pharmacists are still crucial to community. Gary Raines, owner of a family-run pharmacy, explains the benefits of a mom-and-pop pharmacy.

When to skip the doctor for a retail health clinic

Those needing medical attention for minor illnesses can turn to the convenience of local minute clinics.(Photo by Geraldine Pritchard)

Medical procedures are best left to the professionals, but you can go to your local retail health clinic to take some simple procedures like flu shots, physicals, blood tests, screenings and vaccinations.

Walgreens’ pharmacists get more face time with patients

Revamped Walgreens still offer convenient medication pickup options, along with pharmacist consults. (Photo by Jason Madden)

Walgreens has revamped about 200 pharmacies in cities including Chicago, Indianapolis and Washington, D.C., and moved pharmacists out from behind the counter so they can play a more prominent role with patients.