How to Choose Christmas Gifts for a Pharmacist
Just like a physician, a good pharmacist can have a very positive impact on an individual's life. He will watch to make certain that there are no drug interactions that might put a life in danger. A pharmacist will also arrange for drug substitutions when those ordered aren’t available. Best of all, he will answer questions about the medications prescribed and offer suggestions to make sure they work effectively.
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Buy a pharmacist a pin that recognizes his occupation. These are available from All Heart (see Resources below) for about $7.88.
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Give him a prescription-themed tie from Yahoo Shopping. The ties are fun and fanciful with representations of prescription bottles and different types of pills. The cost is minimal at $6.95 each (at Yahoo) to $17.95 (on other sites).
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Present the pharmacist with a personalized pharmacy sign from Occupation Gifts. The sign measures 18” by 24.” The sign can be personalized with the pharmacist’s own name or business name. There is a limit of 15 characters. The cost is just under $85.
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Gift him with a fun pair of pharmacy sunglasses from Shades of Fun. The cost is minimal at around $14.
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Buy a unique mortar and pestle in a unique material such as alabaster or marble. These can often be found in kitchen specialty stores and upscale gift shops. The cost will vary depending upon the material chosen, but will likely range between $19.99 and $69.99.
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Frame a copy of the Pharmacist’s Oath. Choose a frame that will allow him to either hang it on the wall or display it on the desk. The cost is minimal at under $10.
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Give him a fun shirt, ball cap, or jacket from Café Press (see Resources below). Choose from a myriad of sayings, graphics, and materials. Prices begin around $15 and go up to about $40.
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Present the pharmacist with an occupational watch in silver from Find-A-Gift (see Resources below). The fashion timepiece is fun and whimsical at under $45.
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Tips & Warnings
Try personalizing the gift as much as possible.
Wrap the gift creatively and include a Christmas card with a personal note or poem.
Deliver the gift personally rather than having it dropped off or sent.
