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To give Priceline pharmacy credit, how many stores do you see that are bright neon pink

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Hello Rae!! - this is for nice ask week! Is this a thing that 911ls fandom does often? Because it seems to sweet and fun 💗

My question for you is what are the 5 beauty products you couldn’t live without? For me I’m a skincare girlie and thus don’t know much about makeup but still interested in your answers! And since you’re Aussie too, where’s your favourite place to get your products? Mecca, Sephora, Priceline, elsewhere? 🛍

I’m gonna send you a 911 based ask next 🚒🤠

Hi D! Nice ask week started as nice ask day about a month ago, but because of timezones and people just needing time to get to asks it went for about 3 days 😅 @celeritas2997 kicked off nice ask week this week just for fun! It’s not limited to LS fandom because so many of us are in overlapping fandoms but it’s fun!!

But omg, this ask! I am absolutely a skincare girlie who dabbles in being a makeup girlie (I used to wear a lot more makeup but I don’t wear as much anymore).

I buy a lot of my products at Mecca - my love of a beauty loop box keeps me loyal, plus there’s one very close to my office so it’s too easy to pop down on my lunch break! Having said that, I buy things from all over the place, it depends who stocks the brand, who’s got good freebies and how soon I need something!

Okay, five products I can’t live without, in no particular order:

- Sunday Riley Good Genes - it’s exy but does wonders for my skin

- Mecca Cosmetica To Save Face 50+ SPF/Ultra Violette Clean Screen 50+SPF - SO SO important to wear spf every day! I’ve been using the Mecca sunscreen for years and even have my partner using it daily because it’s just so good. But @welcometololaland recently put me onto the Ultra Violette (I’d been meaning to try it for ages and she sent me a sample) and I love it a lot. I think it feels nicer on my skin than the Mecca one does going on, but I haven’t had the chance to really test it out in the sun all day

- MCo Xtend lash mascara - tubing mascara is life changing, particularly in the humidity where I live and also because I cry easily. I buy this one at Woolies and stock up when it’s on sale (frequently). Have been using it for years because it’s just that good - holds a curl, doesn’t smudge, washes off easily with warm water

- concealer - I’m not wedded to any particular product, I was using a Kosas one which was excellent, am currently using an MCo one that I picked up to try because it was half price at Woolies 😅 and it’s surprisingly good! It’s not always easy to get a match for my skin tone in supermarket/pharmacy brands so I was pleasantly surprised!

- my last product would either be a Vit C serum (LOVE Sunday Riley CEO which feels so nice and smells good but more importantly is effective but Mecca put the price up so I’m currently using the Paula’s Choice Vit C booster and it’s good!) or my beloved MAC Girl About Town lipstick which might be the only colour I’ve worn consistently for 15ish years. It’s the perfect hot pink! I don’t wear it every day but it’s my go to lip colour when I go out.

What are your must haves? I’m always happy to chat skincare!!

PS. I have your other ask, it’s gonna take me a minute to think about and get links and I’m not home tonight but I will answer it!

[johnwilliamm]

Shop Shake Weight Loss Solutions for a Fitter You Australia — Optislim

Optislim offers a range of weight loss products and meal replacement shakes designed to help with weight management. You can find Optislim products at various retailers in Australia, including pharmacies and online stores. Here are a few places where you can shop for Optislim products:

Optislim Official Website: You can purchase directly from the Optislim website, which offers a variety of shakes, soups, and bars designed for weight loss and meal replacement.

Chemist Warehouse: This popular Australian pharmacy chain carries a wide range of Optislim products. You can shop in-store or online at Chemist Warehouse.

Priceline Pharmacy: Another well-known pharmacy chain in Australia, Priceline also stocks Optislim products. You can visit their website at Priceline to check availability and purchase online.

Amazon Australia: Optislim products are available on Amazon Australia, offering the convenience of online shopping with potential for fast delivery.

eBay Australia: You may find Optislim products on eBay Australia, sometimes at discounted prices.

Conclusion: These retailers offer various Optislim products, including meal replacement shakes, bars, and other dietary supplements to support your weight loss journey.

[medhey]

Perth's Shopping Secrets: Unveiling Local Favorites

Perth is a shopper's paradise, offering a vibrant mix of online stores catering to every taste and budget. Forget the international giants (they don't quite get the Perth vibe!), here's your guide to Perth's favorite online stores, where you'll find everything from the latest trends to hidden gems:

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Fashion Fanatics:

The Iconic: Perth's fashion muse! The Iconic boasts a massive range of Australian and international brands, with lightning-fast delivery to your doorstep.

Princess Polly: A haven for trendsetters, Princess Polly offers a curated selection of on-point styles at affordable prices. Keep an eye out for their influencer collaborations!

Dangerfield: Perth-born and bred, Dangerfield offers a unique and playful take on fashion. Think bold prints, statement pieces, and a touch of Aussie irreverence.

Forcast: Looking for something a little more polished? Forcast is your go-to for workwear staples and sleek evening ensembles from leading Australian designers.

Local Boutiques: Don't underestimate the power of Perth's independent boutiques! Explore websites like [local Perth online boutique directory] to discover hidden gems with unique styles and personalized service.

Homebody Bliss:

Temple & Webster: Perth's interior design authority, Temple & Webster offers a curated selection of furniture, décor, and homewares from established and emerging brands.

Adairs: Think relaxed coastal vibes meets modern comfort. Adairs offers stylish furniture, bedding, and home accessories that will instantly elevate your Perth abode.

Kmart & Target: Perth's budget-friendly heroes! Kmart and Target offer a surprising range of stylish and affordable homewares, perfect for those who love to decorate without breaking the bank.

Locally Crafted: Websites like Etsy are a treasure trove for handcrafted homewares from Perth artisans. Find unique pieces that reflect the local aesthetic and support the Perth creative community.

Beauty Buff:

Mecca Cosmetica: The ultimate beauty destination, Mecca offers a luxurious shopping experience with a vast selection of high-end makeup, skincare, and fragrance brands.

Priceline Pharmacy: Your one-stop shop for all things beauty and wellness! Priceline offers a fantastic range of drugstore favorites alongside some hidden gems, all at competitive prices.

Adore Beauty: Looking for a specific brand or product? Adore Beauty is your online haven, with a user-friendly interface and free shipping on orders over a certain amount.

Perth Bloggers: Many Perth beauty bloggers have online stores featuring curated beauty boxes or their own branded products. Check out their social media pages to discover local talent.

Bonus Tip: Download the Medhey Ecommerce App!

The Medhey Ecommerce App goes beyond just shopping! It serves as your one-stop platform for all things Perth, allowing you to:

Search for local jobs

Stay updated with Perth news

Book travel and experiences

Connect with friends and family on social media

Discover new businesses in Perth

Download the Medhey Ecommerce App today and unlock the convenience of having Perth at your fingertips!

Please note: This content focuses on Perth-based retailers and reputable online stores. It excludes information on car brands and international giants with limited presence in Australia.

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Wesfarmers’ API acquires telehealth giant InstantScripts for $135m, Bailador Technology bags $52m

In a major move that will help scale its health division, Wesfarmers (ASX: WES) has agreed to purchase Melbourne-based telehealth service InstantScripts in a $135 million deal via its subsidiary Australian Pharmaceutical Industries (API), the owner of pharmacy chain Priceline..

InstantScripts, founded in 2018 by former merchant banker Dr Asher Freilich and web developer Maxim Shklyar, provides virtual medical consultations and prescriptions to patients, as well as other medical consultation and pathology services. Over the last year, the telehealth service has completed more than 1 million Australian patient interactions.

Read more: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/wesfarmers--api-acquires-telehealth-giant-instantscripts-for--135m--bailador-technology-bags--52m.html

[ozherbs]

Where can you get supplements/vitamins in Australia?

In Australia, you can find supplements and vitamins at various places. Here are some common options:

1.      Pharmacies: Major pharmacy chains such as Chemist Warehouse, Priceline Pharmacy, TerryWhite Chemmart, and Amcal stock a wide range of supplements and vitamins. They have physical stores across the country, as well as online platforms for convenient ordering.

2.      Health food stores: Stores specializing in natural health products and organic foods often carry a variety of supplements and vitamins. Examples include Go Vita, Healthy Life, and The Vitamin Shop.

3.      Supermarkets and grocery stores: Many supermarkets like Coles, Woolworths, and IGA have dedicated sections for health and wellness products where you can find a selection of supplements and vitamins.

4.      Online retailers: Several online retailers in Australia offer a vast array of supplements and vitamins. Popular options include iHerb, HealthPost, Mr Vitamins, and Natural Health Organics. buy vitamins online australia shopping provides convenience and access to a wide range of products delivered to your doorstep.

5.      Naturopaths and health practitioners: Naturopaths, nutritionists, and other health practitioners often sell supplements and vitamins as part of their practice. They can provide personalized recommendations based on your specific health needs.

6.      Direct sales from manufacturers: Some supplement and vitamin manufacturers sell their products directly to consumers through their websites. This allows you to purchase directly from the source, ensuring authenticity and often providing access to a broader range of products.

Remember to consider factors such as reputation, product quality, pricing, and customer reviews when selecting a specific store or retailer. Additionally, consult with a healthcare professional or pharmacist if you have specific health concerns or require guidance on selecting the right supplements or vitamins for your needs.

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Wimmera Steampunk Festival Wrap Up/Event Video

https://karenjcarlisle.com/2023/05/12/wimmera-steampunk-festival-wrap-up-event-video/

April was steampunk month. It was the 36th anniversary of the coining of the word ‘steampunk’ to describe the literary genre by KW Jeter. It is the birthday month of the main character in my first steampunk series, The Adventures of Viola Stewart. It was the month I revealed my new steampunk short story collection, and the month we travelled interstate (5 hours drive) from Adelaide to Dimboola for the Wimmera Steampunk Festival.

The drive took six hours; there was the inevitable roadworks, April burnoffs, and ‘tea’ breaks – one of which resulted a fortuitous find at the ’24 Seven Cafe’ at Tailem Bend: the most deliciously sinful chocolate fudge brownie, with emphasis on the chocolate fudge. (We stopped there on the return trip for more!)

This year accommodation in Dimboola booked out quickly, with many having to stay in the surrounding townships. We stayed in Horsham – about a 30 minute drive from Dimboola – equivalent to our usual jaunt to the city here in Adelaide.

The town of Dimboola really got into the mood, with local businesses on Lloyd and Lochiel Streets joining the atmosphere. The Victoria hotel is worth the visit if you love 19thC Victorian architecture and design – with dark wood interiors highlighted with strong colours and gorgeous curiosities, and the perfect spot to sit and watch the world go by.

The Wimmera Steampunk Festival is a combination of street party (theme: Time Traveller’s Soiree), creator markets, costume parade, and music – ranging through rock, folk, and even a brass band (which, like the Pied Piper – had revellers trailing it as they processed along the street), and a light show over the Dimboola Imaginarium (residing in the historic bank building).

    Though the ‘Time Travellers’ Soiree’ was held on the Saturday, there were other steampunk-related events over the weekend, including a Poe play, Steampunk dinner, more bands, and two author talks, one by Perth author Carol Ryles on the Friday, the second by yours truly at the Dimboola Imaginarium on Sunday.

  Sunday 23rd April is also the birthday of the main character in my first steampunk series, The Adventures of Viola Stewart. To celebrate, I gave all talk attendees an eBook copy of my upcoming steampunk short story collection Cogs and Conspiracies scheduled for release on 17th May.

  The event itself was full of the whimsy, individuality, makers ethic, and joy which is an integral part of steampunk. Most attendees garbed up in their steampunk finery, with some astounding creations of their imagination.

     I finally got to meet The Brass Harpies in person – a trio of amazing women who promote steampunk – who I’ve been chatting to online for years (it was lockdown, remember). (Looking forward to them making the trip over for our own Adelaide Steampunk Aetherfest).

The event was organised by Chan Uoy, owner of the Dimboola Imaginarium, and sponsored by many local businesses. Thank you Chan and Dimboola for a fantastic event, to Chan for hosting my talk on Sunday, and to everyone who attended. Apologies to those who couldn’t attend as the room was full.

I want to particularly thank the staff of Horsham Priceline for their invaluable help. I’d left my painkillers behind in Adelaide (they were on the bench, ready to pack, when we got home) and I had a major fibroflare on Saturday night after a extremely long day. Fortunately, I had a script on file at the pharmacy in South Australia, so with a little email technology, they saved the day and I could function on Sunday for my talk. (Phew!)

And here’s my event video:

I’m looking forward to attending the next Wimmera Steampunk Festival in 2025.

(My Patreon supporters got a sneak peek and extended behind the scenes version. You can support me at: https://www.patreon.com/KarenJCarlisle)

[chemconnect]

 Free Medicine Delivery in Australia

Australia Post is rolling out a new free prescription-delivery service, helping vulnerable Australians and those isolated access medicine at home. Australia Post has announced a new free service to help the vulnerable and people who are isolated access their prescription medicines from the comfort of home. From Monday, pharmacies across the nation will be able to provide their customers with free prescription deliveries via online Pharmacy Home Delivery.

Free delivery is provided for the neediest -- the eligibility criteria are listed above, or check with your local Wizard Pharmacy. Please contact your local Wizard Pharmacy for more details, we will always try to do our best to deliver the medicines you need. Please check with your local Wizard Pharmacy to see if they are able to provide your particular drug.Many local pharmacies will have a local drop-off service in place, so speak to your local drugstore or dispensary. You can either order your products and have them delivered to your door by a local online  Pharmacy on Priceline, or you can even make arrangements for pickup at the shop, which involves very little interaction. You may contact your local Priceline Pharmacy to organize to have your medications delivered.Please contact your local Priceline Pharmacy, as some participating stores may take non-prescription items for delivery at your nominated address. Please contact the Pharmacy Online Customer Care Team by phone or email if you have concerns about your order. We are still offering delivery through Australia Post for every order placed using our online store, you can read more about these options here.Australian orders will be delivered through Australia Post's eParcel service or through a Courier Service, and may need to have a signature on receipt. The Free Home Delivery Service will protect our community's most vulnerable members and enable us to provide medications straight to their doors; no contact necessary.Medmate is set to revolutionize the Australian pharmacy industry by providing Australia's fastest prescription drug delivery home service. Medmate is poised to disrupt the Australian pharmacy sector the way food delivery apps have disrupted the restaurant sector, promising the fastest home delivery service for prescription drugs across Australia, within 60-90 minutes and under.Contact us for information : https://chemconnect.healthcare/

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Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival 2017

On the 17th of March I had the privilege of being able to attend VAMFF for the third year in a row, and in all honesty it just keeps getting better and better! I was lucky enough to (yet again) win myself 2 tickets through Chadstone, which meant I was able to give my mum the chance to experience VAMFF in all of its glory at Carlton’s Royal Exhibition Building! 

Keep reading to hear all about what VAMFF has to offer, and to see some photos I took on the night !! ♡

Mirror mirror on the wall... - Westfield Doncaster’s “Mirror Mirror” Installation was incredible!!

We took the tram from Crown to Nicholson Street, and when I walked into The Plaza I felt like I was in a dream! Being all dressed up and surrounded by like-minded people is incredible as it is, but to be in such an interactive and beautiful space made it so much more unreal! From photo booths, to food trucks, to a live DJ, even a Priceline beauty-vending machine, VAMFF had it all and I couldn’t be more in love. 

Delicious food - Chicken Bao w/ Spring Rolls + Salad = AMAZING!

My favourite parts of The Plaza were the gorgeous, unique & interactive photo-booths and backdrops! They were a great way for me to have fun while taking super cool interesting photos of my outfit.

Swingin’ Good Time - My gorgeous mum + I at the Mercedes Benz photo-booth

Angel - Gorgeous wings painted by the oh-so-talented Mads Francis

Speaking of my outfit, here are the details!!

Top: Forever New

Skirt: Unknown (I found it in a small store in DFO South Wharf on sale!)

Shoes: Spend-less Shoes

Necklace: Lovisa 

Clutch: Colette by Colette Hayman

Front Cover - Cosmopolitan’s photo-booth made me feel pretty famous (note: I wasn’t actually on the front cover of a magazine! One can dream though...)

After the fun we had at The Plaza, it was time to step inside the gorgeous Royal Exhibition Building to see Premium Runway 4! Below are some photos I snapped of some of my favourite outfits - all designers will be written below each pic!

We Are Kindred

Wild Horses

Isabelle Quinn

Finders

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Talulah

S.Wallis

Talulah

Overall, the fashion show was absolutely incredible, and better than ever before! My mum at first had her doubts when I tried to convince her to come with me, but she was also amazed by the experience! I definitely recommend snatching up some tickets next year, as it never fails to be the event I most look forward to every year!!

Grand Finale - PREMIUM RUNWAY 4 Presented by SHOP Til You Drop, Supported by Priceline Pharmacy

I said this last year, but I’ll say  it again; I had such an amazing time at VAMFF this year, and I really hope I am able to attend again next year - I’m sure they will find a way to somehow top the experience I was blessed with this time around!

I hope you’ve enjoyed this post, I’m sorry it has taken so long for me to post something (5 months to be accurate) but VCE is pretty hectic! I’ll definitely try to be as active as possible on my Instagram though, so keep an eye out!

Stay fabulous! ♡

- Sonia xo

NOTE: This post is NOT in any way sponsored by any mentioned companies or brands such as VAMFF or Chadstone - it’s purely a post based on my positive experience that I personally chose to share and recommend! 

[medhey]

Perth on a Budget: Your Guide to Affordable Online Shopping

Living in Perth doesn't mean breaking the bank on your online shopping sprees! Perth offers a treasure trove of online stores catering to the budget-conscious shopper. Here's your guide to finding fantastic deals on everything from fashion to furniture:

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Secret Weapon: Local Boutiques: Perth's online scene thrives with independent businesses offering unique styles and competitive prices. Explore websites of local boutiques to discover hidden gems and support the Perth community.

National Chains with Online Savings: Major Australian retailers like Kmart, Target, Big W, and Cotton On all have online stores with frequent sales and special offers. Look out for clearance sections and flash sales to snag amazing deals.

Discount Powerhouses: Websites like [invalid URL removed].au and OzBargain aggregate deals from various retailers, allowing you to compare prices and find the best bargains on everything you need.

Fashion Fiesta on a Budget:

Pre-loved Treasures: Op shops are a goldmine for stylish finds at unbelievable prices. Websites like Gumtree and Facebook Marketplace also offer a platform to buy and sell pre-loved clothing.

Fast Fashion with Savings: While fast fashion can be budget-friendly, be mindful of quality. Stores like ASOS, Boohoo, and Showpo offer trendy styles at affordable prices. Keep an eye on discount codes and student offers.

Tech on a Tight Budget:

Wait for the Upgrade: Instead of the latest gadgets, consider slightly older phone models or refurbished laptops. You can often find significant savings without sacrificing much performance.

Grey Market Magic (with caution): Some online stores offer "grey market" electronics at lower prices. However, research carefully and understand the warranty implications before making a purchase.

Beauty on a Budget:

Drugstore Delights: Explore brands like Maybelline, L'Oreal, and Revlon for high-quality makeup without the luxury price tag. Priceline Pharmacy and Chemist Warehouse often have great deals on cosmetics.

Look for Dupes: Many affordable brands offer makeup that replicates the look and feel of high-end products. Do some research online to find the perfect dupe at a fraction of the cost.

Home on a Budget:

Second-hand Steals: Websites like Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree offer fantastic deals on used furniture and appliances in good condition.

Flatpack Frenzy: Ikea is a haven for affordable and stylish furniture that's easy to assemble. Keep an eye out for their special offers and clearance sections.

Bonus Tip: Download the Medhey Ecommerce App!

The Medhey Ecommerce App goes beyond just shopping! It serves as your one-stop platform for all things Perth, allowing you to:

Search for local jobs

Stay updated with Perth news

Book travel and experiences

Connect with friends and family on social media

Discover new businesses in Perth

Download the Medhey Ecommerce App today and unlock the convenience of having Perth at your fingertips!

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Hair care brand Growth Bomb lands national distribution deal with Woolworths

A Melbourne-based hair care brand using the caffeinated leaves of yerba maté to help people restore damaged locks has secured a distribution agreement with Woolworths (ASX: WOW) to roll out in 800-plus stores across Australia from next week.

It comes shortly after Growth Bomb launched in UK retailer Boots – the fifth addition to a stockist portfolio that includes pharmacy chains SuperDrug, Terry White Chemist, Priceline and Chemist Warehouse.

Founded in 2020, Growth Bomb is run by Mr. Bright founder Hamish Buckley and Bondi Sands co-founder Blair James, who put their heads together in the thick of the pandemic to launch a shampoo, conditioner, serum and spray designed to strengthen and nourish hair.

Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/hair-care-brand-growth-bomb-lands-distribution-deal-with-woolworths.html