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The History Of Our Pharmacy

Since 2004, Jessamine County native Dr. John McDaniel and his team of Med-Save Pharmacy Wilmore pharmacists and highly-trained staff members have worked to provide the highest possible quality pharmaceutical care to Wilmore and the surrounding community. "We take our work seriously," Dr. John says. "We work with our patients as well as their healthcare providers to solve whatever problems might come up, and we treat our patients like we treat our family: with the utmost care. Our mission is to help you feel your best and ensure you are getting the best value for your prescription. We are your local pharmacy, and we are always here to help you!"

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How to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes

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Preventing Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

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Silica Dust and Your Health

Silica Dust and Your Health

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How to Add Healthy Protein to Your Diet

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Something in the Air: Spring Allergies

Something in the Air: Spring Allergies

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The Dangers of Accidental Battery Ingestion

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