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PHAREX HEALTHCORP
PHAREX was a subsidiary of Pascual Laboratories from its incorporation in 1973 until 2016 when it was acquired by RiteMED Inc.
It started as an exclusive marketing, sales and distribution arm of Pascual Lab. By 1987, as Pascual Lab appointed Metro Drug as exclusive distributor of brands, it also assigned PHAREX to market and distribute its generic products. The move was auspicious for soon after, the Generics Act of 1988 was enforced.
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Deciding to Stay Healthy and Safe: How Not to Fall Into the Trap of a GCQ Mentality
With Metro Manila now operating under relaxed community quarantine measures (General Community Quarantine or GCQ) and other regions under MGCQ (modified GCQ), it’s fair to say that Filipinos can somehow breathe with ease.
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Take Vitamin and Supplements with Caution
With the arrival of the Coronavirus in the country, panic-buying alarms were set off in just about every home. Soon, daily household essentials including disinfectant products and vitamins were sold out at drugstores and grocery stores, which led to the overpriced sales of essential items through online resellers.
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Protect Your Immune System and Skin with the Help of Vitamin E
For so long, people have associated vitamin E with healthier skin, but what people have failed to pick up on is that it is also an agent in strengthening your immune system!
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How to Support Your Busy Mind and Body with Vitamin B
Since the Filipino workforce shifted to working remotely as part of the quarantine measures in keeping the spread of the Coronavirus at bay, people had their fair share of its disadvantages. More than the set-up and the lack of the right tools, others have claimed that the work from home set-up has effectively crossed the line between personal and professional life.
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Deciding to Stay Healthy and Safe: How Not to Fall Into the Trap of a GCQ Mentality
With Metro Manila now operating under relaxed community quarantine measures (General Community Quarantine or GCQ) and other regions under MGCQ (modified GCQ), it’s fair to say that Filipinos can somehow breathe with ease.
READ ARTICLETake Vitamin and Supplements with Caution
With the arrival of the Coronavirus in the country, panic-buying alarms were set off in just about every home. Soon, daily household essentials including disinfectant products and vitamins were sold out at drugstores and grocery stores, which led to the overpriced sales of essential items through online resellers.
READ ARTICLEProtect Your Immune System and Skin with the Help of Vitamin E
For so long, people have associated vitamin E with healthier skin, but what people have failed to pick up on is that it is also an agent in strengthening your immune system!
READ ARTICLEHow to Support Your Busy Mind and Body with Vitamin B
Since the Filipino workforce shifted to working remotely as part of the quarantine measures in keeping the spread of the Coronavirus at bay, people had their fair share of its disadvantages. More than the set-up and the lack of the right tools, others have claimed that the work from home set-up has effectively crossed the line between personal and professional life.
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