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- Mon-Fri: 08:00 – 20:00
Sat-Sun09:00 – 17:00
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Phone: 1(905)264-1318
Dispensing (Filling a Prescription)

At our pharmacy, we pride ourselves on our high-quality dispensing service for prescriptions. Our team of trained and experienced pharmacists and pharmacy technicians work diligently to ensure that each patient receives the medications they need in a safe and timely manner.
We take great care to ensure that all medications are prepared and packaged in a way that is appropriate for each patient’s individual needs, with clear instructions on dosage and administration.
One of the key advantages of our dispensing service is our focus on patient education and support. We believe that it is essential for patients to understand how to use their medications properly, and to be aware of any potential side effects or interactions with other substances.
Our pharmacists and pharmacy technicians take the time to provide thorough guidance and support to each patient, ensuring that they feel confident and empowered to manage their health effectively.
Why Our Pharmacy?
In addition to our dispensing service for prescriptions, we also offer a range of other pharmacy services, such as medication therapy management and medication synchronization.
Our goal is to provide a comprehensive and personalized approach to healthcare, helping our patients to manage their medications and achieve better health outcomes. With a focus on quality, convenience, and patient-centered care, our pharmacy is the ideal choice for anyone seeking a reliable and high-quality dispensing service for their prescriptions.
The Procedure of Dispensing
- The pharmacist will inquire as to whether you have ever used this particular pharmacy. You will be required to complete a consent form if the response is “No.” By doing this, the pharmacy can complete your prescription. If the response is “Yes,” they will want for identification (such as a birthdate or home address). Then, if you have ever used this medication, you will be questioned about its intended purpose. The pharmacist will be able to customise your medication advice when the prescription is picked up with the help of this information.
- Step 2: A member of the pharmacy staff will enter the prescription into your profile after verifying the information about the prescribing physician, the drug and dosage, the prescriber’s instructions, and the amount of the script. The pharmacy’s computer system will look for any potential interactions.
- The third step is scanning the drug bottle and packaging it with the Lot and Expiry. After being tagged and counted for the required quantity, the medication is then given to the pharmacist to be examined.
- Step 4: The pharmacist will conduct a clinical review of your medication. This review will involve a look for potential drug interactions and allergies, as well as a review of past prescriptions for the same use. The pharmacist will also make sure that the medication is the best one for your condition in terms of drug, dose, and duration.
- The patient will pick up their prescription at this point, and the pharmacist will counsel them about it. If it is a refill, an evaluation of how well the drug is working for you and whether you are having any side effects may be included.
“Dispense” refers to the preparation, packaging, and labelling of a prescription medicine or medical device in accordance with applicable state and federal laws. “Dispensing” is the act of putting prescription medications into medicine containers or refilling them for a patient’s future usage.
Typically, you have at least six months from the day your prescription was written to fill it. Depending on the medication, there may also be no expiration date in some states. However, filling your prescription as soon as the doctor writes it is the simplest method to prevent any problems.
A pharmacist cannot change a doctor’s prescription if you discover that a medication they have prescribed for you is not working for you. You should see your doctor and have a discussion about the medications you are taking. It’s critical to comprehend why your doctor recommended a specific kind or brand of medication.
