After O’Brien Pharmacy attended AAO 2023 and learned about new treatments and pharmacy-related issues facing Ophthalmologists and Optometrists, we want to share we offer two exciting new compounded preparations for your practice, including Losartan 0.8mg/ml as well as Insulin 1u/ml up to 10u/ml Ophthalmic drops.
This year’s PCCA seminar was a nice way to help keep us focused on the political issues we face and what we can do about it, as well as provide support to others pharmacists and technicians, enabling them to do the same.
The 32nd IAACN Scientific Symposium, “Mitigating Neurological and Mental Health Ailments With Clinical Nutrition,” was filled with speakers and exhibitors who brought various insights for helping those suffering from neurological issues such as traumatic brain injuries, autism, ADD/ADHD, Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, depression, anxiety, and chronic brain fog, with a tie-in to general brain health.
Compounders on Capitol Hill, the annual APC-sponsored, compounding pharmacy advocacy event in Washington D.C., was successful and invigorating.
O’Brien Pharmacy owner, Lisa Everett Andersen, Receives APC Fellowship. It is awarded based upon “the applicant’s credentials are assessed against rigorous criteria that include contributions to published literature, continuing education, presentations, leadership, professional and civic service as well as professional awards.”
Lisa Everett Andersen, O’Brien Pharmacy owner, pictured with Presidential Candidate, Robert F. Kennedy Jr, at a gala in late August, after discussing their common interest in protecting healthcare rights.
Dr. Reddy toured O’Brien Pharmacy, learning about why and how we compound the life-saving and life-expanding medications we make, as well as our other roles in helping patients and practitioners fulfill their health goals.
Lisa Everett Andersen, RPh, CCN, FACA and Dr. Arden Andersen recently returned from Washington D.C. where they attended the Professional Compounding Centers of America (PCCA) ACT Legislative Conference.
Of recent, we’ve come to understand that fish have become exponentially toxic due to the increased amount of poisons we have dumped into lakes, streams, rivers, and the oceans. Besides that, the reality is fish are still meat, with all of the nasty biochemical effects that all animal products, including meat, can have on our bodies and our environment.
Our approach to healthcare in the United States and elsewhere around the world ignores our lifestyle and, when our health falters, looks to the medical profession for help. Although there are many cases where this is perfectly reasonable, especially with acute trauma and acute conditions, it is not the picture of panacea that has been painted. Why?
