Emergency contraception at a pharmacy: what to expect
The morning-after pill is available from any Australian pharmacy without a prescription. Here is how the options compare, what the pharmacist will ask, and your rights at the counter.
The morning-after pill is available from any Australian pharmacy without a prescription. Here is how the options compare, what the pharmacist will ask, and your rights at the counter.
An eScript token is only a key to your prescription, so losing it rarely means losing the script. Here is how to get a token resent, move your repeats to another pharmacy, and why a token might not work.
Since 2024, vapes can only be sold by pharmacies, to help people quit smoking. Here is what you can buy without a prescription, which states still need one, and the other quit options worth asking about.
PBS scripts now cost no more than $25, or $7.70 with a concession card. Here is why you might still pay more, and how the PBS Safety Net cuts your costs later in the year.
A free RSV vaccine from 28 weeks of pregnancy helps protect your baby through their first months. Here is when to get it, how it fits with other pregnancy vaccines, and where pharmacies come in.
The shingles vaccine is free for people aged 65 and over, First Nations people from 50, and some adults with weakened immune systems. Here is who qualifies, what others pay and how pharmacies fit in.