Sunshine Drugs Windsor, ON Pharmacy Chain: Celebrates 30-Years In Business

Jan 16, 2023

Sunshine Drugs (519-962-5198) celebrates 30-years in business of its pharmacy chain, which provides health and wellness products and services to customers visiting any of its 15 retail locations across Ontario, Canada.

Windsor, Canada - January 16, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Sunshine Drugs has been a trusted source of prescription and home healthcare solutions for three decades. With 15 locations across the province of Ontario, Sunshine Drugs is deeply rooted in the local communities it serves. The company's focus on convenient prescription and home healthcare solutions makes it a trusted choice for its customers.

More details are available at https://sunshinedrugs.com

The Sunshine Drugs Family of Pharmacies has been helping customers for three decades now, not only by filling their prescriptions, but also by providing the advice, support and information they need to live healthier lives.

The newly launched Sunshine Drugs mobile app makes it easy for users to request consultations, submit prescriptions, and all from a mobile device.

MyEasyDose is a user-friendly medication management service that eliminates the hassle of having to count or prepare multiple doses of medication manually. With MyEasyDose, simply leave it to the pharmacy team to sort the required medication into easy-to-use, multi-dose packets that utilize an advanced medication sorting system. Spend more time enjoying the day and stop worrying about sorting medications.

Sunshine Drugs also provides home health care supplies and devices to individuals who are seeking independence. Offering a wide selection of living aids such as commodes, stair lifts, wheelchairs, and other mobility equipment to help those in need to maintain their independence.

Even after 30 years of being in business, Sunshine Drugs still strives to give each of its customers a positive experience every time they come in to pick up a prescription. The long-standing success of the company is a result of its continuous commitment to providing quality service.

About the Company

Founded by Frank Murgic, Sunshine Drugs has a multi-decade history of delivering effective and personalized pharmacy care services to customers across Ontario, Canada. The pharmacy chain also provides professional health and wellness advice to customers looking to adopt lifestyle changes in diet, fitness, and other health practices.

A spokesperson said, "We want to express our deepest gratitude to both our customers and staff who have remained loyal to us for 30 years as of October 2022. This is a momentous occasion for our company, and we would not have been able to achieve this without your unending support throughout the years. Thank you."

For more information, please visit https://sunshinedrugs.com/locations

Contact Info:
Name: Adam Cole
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Organization: Sunshine Drugs
Address: 3095 Forest Glade Dr., Windsor, Ontario N8R 1W6, Canada
Website: https://sunshinedrugs.com

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