Pharmacy Business

For customers, drug system changes could mean higher fees, longer lines, less service and hindered access to new generics—and similar reforms may spread across Canada.

Government: the days of inflated prescription drug prices paid on the backs of patients are over

Jeff Wright, a 25-year-old male, presents at the pharmacy counter wanting to know the best product to treat allergies. Here's what you should know and recommend.

Ontario pharmacy leaders have done the math and, however you look at them, the drug reforms announced yesterday add up to some painful new realities.