G&L Pharmacy

07/26/2026

One person dies every 30 seconds from a hepatitis-related illness. Hepatitis is a liver condition that can cause symptoms like abdominal pain, yellow skin or eyes, fever, and fatigue. Some people, though, don't experience any symptoms at all. So if you think you might have been exposed to hepatitis, it's important to get yourself tested and keep yourself safe.

07/24/2026

Get ready for one of the hottest months of the year! Remember to use sunscreen and wear sunglasses when you go outside. 😎

07/12/2026

Show some ❤️ to your community and shop small this week. Try a local restaurant, support a local shop, and stop by your local pharmacy for all your health needs.

07/10/2026

Did you know? 🤔 The world's oldest known prescriptions were recorded on a clay tablet in Mesopotamia, ca. 2400 BC. The tablet describes methods for making poultices, salves, and washes. 💊

07/01/2026

06/29/2026

🌻⚾ NEW AT G&L PHARMACY! ⚾🌻

Game days just got even better! We’re excited to now carry Smackin’ Sunflower Seeds in a variety of bold, delicious flavors!
With Rec League baseball and fast pitch softball games filling this week, and tournament season kicking off next week, these are the perfect snack to toss in your ball bag or enjoy from the bleachers.
Choose from fan-favorite flavors like:
🌻 Backyard BBQ
🌻 Sour Cream & Onion
🌻 Dill Pickle
🌻 Cracked Pepper
🌻 Garlic Parmesan
🌻 Lemon Pepper
🌻 Cinnamon Brown Sugar
🌻 Jalapeño
🌻 Original..and more!

⚾ Stop by G&L Pharmacy and grab a few bags before your next game or tournament!

06/29/2026

America’s 250th Birthday is almost here and we have all you need to celebrate (well, almost everything 🍻)! Come check out what we have that is red, white, and blue. ♥️

💥Home decor
💥Flags
💥Party supplies
💥Hats, glasses, and more!

The best part? It’s all 20% off! Stop by and get yours today. You don’t want to wait!

06/27/2026

Myth busted: Not all medications are safe to crush or split. 💊 Some medications have extended-release formulations or special coatings designed to release the drug slowly over time. Always check with a pharmacist before altering the dosage form of a medication. 👨‍⚕️