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G&A Pharmacy has officially opened its doors at Dzorwulu, a suburb of Accra.
The ultra modern facility, which promises to redefine pharmaceutical care in the country, is offering customers the luxury of accessing medicines and other consumables in a conducive and comfortable environment.
Speaking at the opening, Pharm Henry Bradford-Sackey, the superintendent pharmacist who manages the shop, said the facility provide a new choice in the delivery of health products, which is an essential part of total well-being. He said G&A is seeking to add to the already existing outlets to give consumers various options as far as health products are concerned.
Mr. Bradford-Sackey said “the vision of G&A is to provide excellent services to all our patrons and assist them in whatever ways possible to alleviate their health challenges.
By this, we have resolved to provide services by dispatch upon request to deliver products to your homes and offices. We would also make it possible for patrons who are on regular medication to have their stocks replenished as soon as they run out. As much as possible, our pharmacy would provide all the range of products that are required to make us a one stop shop for the consuming public” he reiterated.
He said, “The milestone chalked is only the beginning that is expected to steer the company on to greater service. Our promise is to be of good service to all because as you would agree with me, a smile that is genuine can have even greater effect with regards to soothing a pain.”
Rev. Oko Adjei, Resident Pastor of Action Chapel International, Dansoman dedicating the facility, said the facility was a gift from God to the Community and Ghana at large. He encouraged the community to patronize the facility since it had been established with them in mind.
G&A Pharmacy has partnerships with major manufacturers in the country and representatives of major pharmaceutical companies in the world.
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