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Free Glaucoma risk assessment on 13 October

North Hobart Pharmacy at 360 Elizabeth Street, in conjunction with Glaucoma Australia, is holding a free glaucoma risk assessment activity in its store, to raise awareness about this common and serious eye condition. Their joint slogan is Stop the ‘Sneak Thief of Sight’ – Glaucoma: Your Local Pharmacy Cares.

Phone (03) 6234 1136 to book for a free in-store glaucoma risk assessment between 9.30 am and 4.pm Friday, 13 October.

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