You can get your blood pressure readings in participating pharmacies using their on-site devices and add your results to your health record.

With this data, your pharmacist can ensure your medication is doing what it should and that your blood pressure is within normal ranges.

If you'd rather take your blood pressure in the comfort of your home, you can rely on blood pressure monitors.

Your pharmacist can suggest the best practices to get accurate readings and recommend devices that will meet you needs. 

If you are taking warfarin or anticoagulants, blood tests are necessary to ensure that your anti-clotting medication is on target.

If your blood doesn’t clot properly, you could be at risk of dangerous bleeding or, on the contrary, blood clots. Your pharmacist can prescribe this test as needed and make adjustments to your medication. You do not need to have a heart condition to get this test. 

Getting your cholesterol levels checked is an important step of preventing heart-related diseases and stroke, especially since there are usually no symptoms associated with high cholesterol.

Your pharmacist can prescribe this simple blood test if needed and make sure your cholesterol medication is working as it should.