Summer in Queensland is approaching and while it’s great fun to frolic in the sun on any of the Gold Coast’s magnificent beaches, this is also the season when you should be most cautious about sun exposure. The levels of UVR in Queensland throughout the year are enough to damage your kids’ skin and more … Continue reading How to Keep Your Kids Safe in The Sun

It’s that time of year again! The flu season is upon us which means now is the time to get your flu vaccination. Severe Flu Season Ahead This year, authorities are expecting a more severe flu season than that of 2018, with 25 reported flu deaths in Queensland this year already (which is over half … Continue reading Flu Shots Available Now

Summer glorious summer — oh, how have we awaited your return! Before you fill your head with dreams of lounging in the sand and glistening golden skin, don’t forget that summer is also the season of heat stroke (also known as sunstroke). It’s not something that you can just ignore, given how high the temperature … Continue reading How To Avoid Heat Stroke In Summer

Measles is a highly contagious airborne virus with 21 strains and while there is no cure at present, there are vaccines that can prevent you from contracting it. There are two types of measles; rubeola and rubella (German measles). Rubeola is considered more common however if a pregnant woman contracts it, she will be at a greater risk for … Continue reading Everything You Need To Know About The Measles

When you have high levels of bad cholesterol (LDL) it can lead to having clogged arteries, heart attacks, and kidney failure in future. This is why people monitor their cholesterol levels and find ways to lower their LDL and increase the good cholesterol (HDL) in their bodies. We’ve included a few tips to bringing down the … Continue reading How To Reduce Your Cholesterol Levels In A Natural Way

Vitamin D deficiency, also known as hypovitaminosis D, is a condition that arises due to insufficient Vitamin D content in the body. It is caused by inadequate intake of Vitamin D sources like fish and milk, and with minimal exposure to Ultraviolet B rays. Vitamin D deficiency can lead to bone diseases such as rickets in … Continue reading How to Combat Vitamin D Deficiency

What is whooping cough and why should you know more about it, especially if you have kids? Also known as pertussis, over 20,000 Australians contracted this highly contagious infection in 2016. What causes whooping cough is the bacteria called Bordetella pertussis. It irritates the airway, making it difficult for the people who have it to … Continue reading Whooping Cough – What You Need To Know

Ending up in the hospital’s emergency department is by far the last place you want to end up on Christmas Day. If it isn’t broken, bleeding profusely or a matter of life and death than a visit to the chemist could be all you need. Luckily, Greg Keily Chemist is open 365 days of the … Continue reading Christmas Day At The Chemist

School holidays are approaching which means you might be in for camping trips, long car rides, outings on the boat and plenty of play dates. When it comes to first aid, being prepared is half the battle. Before you head out on the deep blue or hit the open road visit Greg Keily Chemist to … Continue reading First Aid Kit For Holidays

Winter is just around the corner and people are excited with the respite from the heat. Imagine comfy bed weather intended for snuggling or cozy nights on your couch as you watch a movie while enjoying the warmth of your heater. Also, isn’t it amazing how the cold makes your cup of coffee instantly more … Continue reading It’s Time To Get Your Winter Vaccinations