17/09/2021
17/09/2021
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Two for Today: Supporting Louth businesses today and every day
To mark the re-opening of businesses the Dundalk Democrat are running a Back in Business campaign to help the county's economy and encourage people to shop local.
We will be highlighting two Louth businesses every day with our 'Two for Today' initiative.
Make sure to support local so we can get #LouthBackInBusiness.
Pure Pharmacy
Unit 1 Market Square, Dundalk
Phone: 042 9331344
Email: purepharmacydundalk@gmail.com
Healthmail: pure.dundalk@healthmail.ie
www.purepharmacy.ie
Changing the way Pharmacy works in Ireland with nationwide delivery.
With 17 branches across Ireland, including Dundalk, and a nationwide delivery service available, it’s so easy to switch and save on all your healthcare needs.
Doctors can email your prescription directly to us.
All you have to do is ask your GP to send your prescription to your local Pure Pharmacy via Healthmail.
Healthmail is a secure platform that allows GP's and Pharmacists to send and receive prescriptions.
Each of our branches has their own unique Healthmail address.
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