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Byrne's Pharmacy
P.O. Box 670
600 E 20th Street
Eudora, Kansas 66025
Tel: (785) 542-2533
Fax: (785) 542-2678
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Monday - Friday
8:00 am- 7:00 pm
Saturdays
8:00 am - 4:00pm
Sundays Closed
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Ask us about our $5/$9/$12 savings program. We have great prices on 30, 60, and 90 day prescriptions! No sign up process is required.
We have a FREE, twice daily, delivery service! Morning deliveries to in town addresses and afternoon deliveries to Eudora (local and rural), DeSoto, Linwood, and Lawrence as usual.
Dont want to get your sick or sleeping child out of the car to pick up or get your prescriptions filled? Call us from anywhere in our SPACIOUS parking lot, and ask us about our "BYRNES-RX-TO-GO" carside service. We will come to you!
We have been serving Eudora for over 40 years! Why trust your health to anyone else?
BYRNES PHARMACY-YOUR HOMETOWN PHARMACY!
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**** Byrnes Pharmacy is one of the cornerstone businesses of Eudora. We have cared for the city for over 40 years. Three pharmacists with the same philosophy have been at the helm. Alf T. "Ole" Oleson, Stanley Byrne, and Debrah Barr, all knew/know that standing behind the counter daily and caring for people is what pharmacy is all about. Our pharmacy is located in the new, beautiful, Eudora Medical Plaza building. The facility was built by Lawrence Memorial Hospital with the mission of providing Eudora and surrounding communities with the best health care available anywhere. Mission accomplished! Come in and let all of us care for you. *****
Quote for today
The mighty oak was once a little nut that stood its ground.
Author Unknown
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Information
about Diabetes
mellitus.
Diabete
s affects more than 16
million Americans. It
damages blood vessels,
including the coronary
arteries of the heart.
Up to 75 percent of
those with diabetes
develop heart and blood
vessel diseases.
Diabetes also can lead
to stroke, kidney
failure, and other
problems.
Diabetes occurs when
the body is not able to
use sugar as it should
for growth and energy.
The body gets sugar
when it changes food
into glucose (a form of
sugar). A hormone
called insulin is
needed for the glucose
to be taken up and used
by the body.
Symptoms of diabetes
include: increased
thirst and urination,
weight loss, and
blurred vision, hunger,
fatigue, frequent
infections, and slow
healing of wounds or
sores.
Because of the link
with heart disease, it
is important for those
with diabetes to
prevent or control
heart disease and its
risk
factors.
Researc
h shows that the same
steps that reduce the
risk of heart disease
also lower the chance
of developing type 2
diabetes. And, for
those who already have
diabetes, those steps,
along with taking any
prescribed medication,
also can delay or
prevent the development
of complications of
diabetes, such as eye
disease and nerve
damage.
According to the
research, a 7 percent
loss of body weight and
150 minutes of
moderate-intensity
physical activity a
week can reduce the
chance of developing
diabetes by 58 percent
in those who are at
high risk. The
lifestyle changes cut
the risk of developing
type 2 diabetes
regardless of age,
ethnicity, gender, or
weight.
For more
information
contact
the
American Diabetes
Association
1701
North Beauregard
Street
Alexandria,
VA 22311
Or call
(800) DIABETES
(342-2383)
(703)
549-1500
(703)
549-6995 Fax
askada@diabetes.org
www.diabetes.org
Materials available.
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