Pharmasave Chappelle now offers RT-PCR COVID TESTING RT-PCR COVID-19 testing is required for travel to many international destinations including Africa, Asia, South Africa, India, Pakistan, Australia, and many more.Please call 780-250 2494 to book your PCR test. We also offer walk-in [...]
Influenza (Flu) Immunization 2021/22This year we are offering a high-dose flu vaccine (Fluzone HD) for seniors 65 and older. Fluzone HD is intended for better protection from influenza A and B in this age group.The [...]
Yellow Fever Vaccine is highly recommended or even required for entering many countries in Africa and the Americas, especially Central and South America. Chappelle Pharmasave now offers Yellow Fever Vaccine. #780AskARUL [780-275 2785] Expert Advice. Anytime.
Get Your Rapid COVID Test at Chapelle Pharmasave.Quick, easy and convenient. #780AskARUL [780-275 2785] Expert Advice. Anytime.
It’s been a while, and we almost forgot what is normal. We are learning a new way of life. Community is our heart at Chappelle Pharmasave and I took the privilege of organizing a Community [...]
Dear Community: This is an unprecedented situation in our lifetime. With our combined efforts, I hope this pandemic will soon come to an end. We have prepared compliment bags for the community with the following contents: 1. Alcohol [...]
At Chappelle Pharmasave, our customers’ needs are our utmost priority. At this time, we have stock of all prescription (e.g. blood pressure / diabetic meds etc.) and nonprescription medication (e.g. Kids Tylenol etc.). I humbly [...]
This year’s vaccine is offering good protection for the second year in a row, according to the mid-season analysis performed by the Canadian Sentinel Practitioner Surveillance Network. The 2019/20 influenza vaccine is estimated to be 58 [...]
It’s #PinkShirtDay! Bullying can impact a person’s physical and #mentalhealth. We need to continue to raise awareness and stand up to #bullying. Find out how to recognize bullying so you can help prevent it. #780AskARUL
How coronavirus spreads Human coronaviruses cause infections of the nose, throat and lungs. They are most commonly spread from an infected person through: respiratory droplets generated when you cough or sneezeclose, prolonged personal contact, such as touching [...]
