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Pharmacy Times Asks a Burmans Pharmacist: What Pharmacy Services Surprise Patients?
The most surprising service offered at Burmans Pharmacy in Brookhaven, Pennsylvania, used to be commonplace at most pharmacies.
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The most surprising service offered at Burmans Pharmacy in Brookhaven, Pennsylvania, used to be commonplace at most pharmacies, director of compounding Vince Canzanese, RPh, says.
“Most patients and physicians primarily are surprised that we do compounding services,” he says.
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