Promote Your Pharmacy
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A great way to promote & increase your pharmacy sales!Nuexcom in partnership with www.promoteyourpharmcy.com are offering unique web space to promote and increase sales on those special items you need public awareness for. All pharmacies that advertise here will get a customised banner and web space to promote and advertise pharmaceutical specials and other items for the duration of 12 months. This offer allows the pharmacist to change promotions up to six times in the year at no extra cost. Email Nuexcom to find out more. For web and hosting enquires contact the webmaster at info@qube-it.co.uk |
Pharmacies can now promote their products and specials online without the need for web hosting, domain names or web pages. All you need to do is buy a web banner and let us know what you need to advertise. Provide a source for the text and images; let us have your contact details and we'll take care of the rest.
- Promote your special offers here
- Promote your prescriptions delivery service here
- Consultation service times and availability here
- Opening hours
- Special services and products
To advertise your Pharmacy and promote local public awareness take a listing in our directory, for a low cost of £5 per month you have access to advertise your pharmacy and its products and promotions in our exclusive directory.
Advertising banners place your product in premium positions allowing you up to six promotions a year. All design and artwork will be taken care of by our in-house team. Banners start from £149 per year and allow up to six products promotions a year. Our larger banners allow new promotions to be added and are competitively priced. Email for more information.
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Vending machines for prescription drugs on trial
16 August 2010 | Vending machines for prescription drugs on trial - By Anna-Marie Lever Health reporter, BBC News
Trials begin of non-emergency telephone number 111, which will replace NHS Direct
Mon, 23/08/2010 - 15:59 | By News Team
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