News/Articles

Type 2 Diabetes
Posted by: Jemima

Posted on 04 July 2022


**Due to unforeseen circumstances, Appin Compounding Pharmacy will now be celebrating NATIONAL DIABETES WEEK from the 17-23 July.**
Next week is NATIONAL DIABETES WEEK (10-16 July) and to celebrate ...

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Proton Pump Inhibitors and Heartburn
Posted by: Ashliegh

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What is Heartburn?
Heartburn is a burning pain in your chest, just behind your breastbone rising up from the stomach or lower chest towards the throat. It occurs when stomach acid refluxes (flows ...

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Treating Head Lice
Posted by: Appin Compounding Pharmacy

Posted on 09 March 2017

Head lice are small, parasitic, blood-sucking insects that only live on human heads. They are whitish-brown to reddish brown in colour. Lice eggs (called nits) are tiny yellow, tan, or brown dots found ...

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Appin pharmacist Kwilan Ng awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia
Posted by: Appin Compounding Pharmacy

Posted on 09 September 2016

Congratulations to Appin Compounding Pharmacy owner Kwilan Ng who was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) at Government house yesterday.
Kwilan was recognised on the Queen's Birthday ...

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Hay fever Season in force
Posted by: Appin Compounding Pharmacy

Posted on 08 September 2016

Australians are expected to be hit with one of the worst hay fever seasons this year as a result of the wet winter. Here are a few tips to stay ahead this hay fever season.
What can you do to prevent ...

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What's new in our compounding lab?
Posted by: Appin Compounding Pharmacy

Posted on 06 September 2016

The efficacy of any formulation is directly related to its preparation. At Appin Compounding Pharmacy we invest in the latest state of the art equipment to ensure that your medications are compounded to ...

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June is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month
Posted by: Appin Compounding Pharmacy

Posted on 01 June 2017


Bowel cancer (also known as colorectal cancer) is cancer in any part of the colon or rectum. It is the second most common cause of deaths in Australia with over 15,000 people diagnosed each year. ...

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