$20 for $40 Worth of Transferred or New Compounded Prescriptions at Prescription’s Compounding Pharmacy in Broken Arrow
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- Custom-formulated medications
- Consult face-to-face with pharmacists
- Treatments for humans & pets
- Many $7.50 prescriptions
Prescription medicines are sometimes the only viable cure for an illness, especially if doctor-nurse vaudeville duos fail to exorcise the affliction with laughter. Restore vim and vigor with today’s Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of transferred or new compounded prescriptions at Prescription’s Compounding Pharmacy in Broken Arrow.
Led by owner-pharmacist DiGi Field, Prescription’s team of experienced potion-dispensers soothes ailments of both humans and pets. An emphasis on face-to-face communication with the pharmacist (as opposed to merely receiving drugs from a technician) means that meds are more closely tailored to the specific malady, be it a sore throat or a nascent evil superpower. Prescription’s pharmacists are also schooled in the art of compounding, allowing them to concoct special formulations as well as fill scripts for commercial products. The majority of elixirs run in the $35–$45 range, with compounds typically between $35–$100, although staff members happily suggest replacements from a bevy of $7.50 remedies. Insurance co-pays are no more expensive than at big-box vendors, and short wait times ensure that pet possums don’t get the chance to scare owners by playing dead before taking their trash-flavored pills.
- Custom-formulated medications
- Consult face-to-face with pharmacists
- Treatments for humans & pets
- Many $7.50 prescriptions
Prescription medicines are sometimes the only viable cure for an illness, especially if doctor-nurse vaudeville duos fail to exorcise the affliction with laughter. Restore vim and vigor with today’s Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of transferred or new compounded prescriptions at Prescription’s Compounding Pharmacy in Broken Arrow.
Led by owner-pharmacist DiGi Field, Prescription’s team of experienced potion-dispensers soothes ailments of both humans and pets. An emphasis on face-to-face communication with the pharmacist (as opposed to merely receiving drugs from a technician) means that meds are more closely tailored to the specific malady, be it a sore throat or a nascent evil superpower. Prescription’s pharmacists are also schooled in the art of compounding, allowing them to concoct special formulations as well as fill scripts for commercial products. The majority of elixirs run in the $35–$45 range, with compounds typically between $35–$100, although staff members happily suggest replacements from a bevy of $7.50 remedies. Insurance co-pays are no more expensive than at big-box vendors, and short wait times ensure that pet possums don’t get the chance to scare owners by playing dead before taking their trash-flavored pills.