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Page contents: Do you really really need skincare supplements? Pharmacist: While While it’s common knowledge that diet and lifestyle are integral factors in maintaining good health, it can be hard to remember they’re also half the battle in achieving radiant skin. If If you’re wondering what more you could be doing, look into beauty supplements. We spoke to Priceline Pharmacist Jeyda Shiaxiates to help take some of the guesswork out. “Dietary “Dietary supplements like collagen, vitamin C, probiotics and omega-3 omega-3 can be useful in supporting the skin in different areas. It’s important to understand what your skin needs and how these supplements can contribute to a healthier complexion,” says Jeyda. Collagen Collagen for skin elasticity: As we age, our skin’s ability to produce collagen decreases, leading to wrinkles and sagging skin. Using collagen supplements can support your skin’s collagen levels and help improve skin hydration, elasticity and firmness, providing a natural boost to your skin’s appearance. Vitamin Vitamin C for brighter skin: Incorporating Incorporating a vitamin C supplement into your routine can help protect from environmental damage, even out skin tone, reduce hyperpigmentation and promote a radiant complexion. It also supports collagen synthesis, contributing to the skin’s overall structure and resilience. Probiotics Probiotics for gut-skin connection: Probiotics Probiotics may help decrease skin water loss by supporting the skin’s moisture barrier function. A balanced gut microbiome has also been linked to clearer skin. Omega-3 Omega-3 Omega-3 fatty acids for hydration: These These fatty acids contribute to a healthy lipid barrier (the cells that control your skin’s water levels), which helps in reducing moisture loss and keeping the skin supple. Omega-3 Omega-3 supplements can address dry and flaky skin concerns, providing a natural solution for improved skin texture and hydration. OFF OFF OFF RRP? RRP? RRP? RRP? SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE $1050? $1050? $1050? $1050? $1050? $1050? nature’s way Selected products SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE $11? $11? $11? $11? SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE $15? $15? $15? $15? SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE $1250? $1250? $1250? $1250? $1250? $1250? SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE $1850? $1850? $1850? $1850? $1850? $1850? Products on this page may be available at selected stores only. Call Customer Service on 1300 88 44 11 for your nearest stockist. While stocks last. ?Savings ?Savings based on recommended retail price (RRP) and not Priceline’s normal national selling price. Vitamin Supplements Save time, manage scripts with the FREE Priceline Pharmacy app. ?

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Page contents: Scan to get in early and book your flu shot today In-store vaccinations Get your shot while you shop ? COVID-19 COVID-19 ? Influenza ? Diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough ? Measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) Vaccinations are available in Priceline Pharmacies nationwide. Aimee Rose Priceline Pharmacist From birth: A strong foundation “In Australia, we’re lucky to have a National Immunisation Program Schedule, which is a set schedule of free vaccinations from childhood to adulthood,” says Aimee. “It’s available online to read and check if you’re Vaccinations that form part of the program and are given at birth, two, four and six months include hepatitis B, rotavirus, pneumococcal, polio and diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis. From adulthood: The building blocks “Booster shots for some of these vaccinations are recommended in adulthood as the efficacy can wear off,” advises Aimee. The flu and COVID-19 COVID-19 shots are also important to stay on top of. And some people, such as pregnant women, First Nations people and the elderly, have additional vaccination advice because they’re at a heightened risk of some medical conditions. “Also check in with your Pharmacist if you’re planning overseas travel, as certain vaccines are recommended for certain countries,” adds Aimee. Pre-travel clinics are offered in Priceline stores in selected states as well. tetanus and pertussis (also known as the whooping cough vaccination),” says Priceline Pharmacist Aimee Rose. Depending on the state you live in, the Pharmacist may also be able to administer hepatitis B, meningococcal, measles, mumps and rubella, pneumococcal and human papillomavirus vaccinations. “Pharmacists’ scope of practice is continuing to expand so check in with your local Priceline Pharmacist to see what they can offer,” says Aimee. Here, we’ve put together a guide to the vaccines needed for each life stage, from birth to adulthood. While walk-ins are sometimes available, it’s best to go online or call your local Priceline Pharmacy to make a booking. Between Between working, looking after kids, caring for parents and trying to see friends, life is busy. So it’s understandable that getting a jab at the GP can sometimes fall to the bottom of our to-do lists. But it’s well worth your while data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that the influenza vaccine, for example, reduces the risk of flu by between 40 and 60 per cent*. Even Even better, for many people, there’s no need to navigate long waiting lines at the Doctor. “Most Priceline Pharmacies will offer vaccinations for COVID-19, COVID-19, COVID-19, influenza and diphtheria, Your Your Your Your vaccination vaccination vaccination vaccination vaccination vaccination vaccination vaccination vaccination schedule schedule schedule schedule Modern advancements have allowed us to strengthen our long-term health in the time it takes to administer a needle (and, in many cases, at no cost). cost). cost). So is your family up-to-date with their jabs?

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