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- COVID-19 VACCINATIONS -
- We will take appointments for the Moderna Vaccine by phone by calling the pharmacy at 573-564-1111. We are no longer going to hold a once-weekly clinic.
- Doses will be based on pharmacy supply.
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Our lobby is currently open. We would appreciate our in-store shoppers to wear a mask if possible. Please feel free to utilize our convenient drive-thru or delivery services!
Meet Your Pharmacist In Charge
- Southern Illinois University in Edwardsville
- Serving the Montgomery City Medicine Shoppe since 2012
- Specializes in Med Adherence, Med Sync, and more
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