March 2026 Pharmacy Newsletter
Originally sent March 17, 2026. View the email version.
Traveling Overseas This Spring? Start Your Trip at Haller’s
Haller’s Pharmacy offers travel vaccinations right here in Fremont. No need to track down a travel clinic or wait weeks for a doctor’s appointment. Our pharmacists can assess what you need based on your destination and get you vaccinated — often the same day.
How it works: Book your travel vaccine appointment online through Scripted. If you’re not sure what you need, call and ask to talk to a pharmacist for a free consultation: (510) 797-2772.
We also have travel-size products and essentials — just ask.
From Assessment to Prescription — All at Haller’s
Our pharmacists can evaluate your allergy symptoms and prescribe medication right here — no doctor referral needed, no separate trip.
How to book: Visit our scheduling page → select “Seasonal Allergy Assessment and Treatment” → choose a date and time → come in, get evaluated, and leave with your prescription filled.
Our Medical Supply Store Is Right Next Door
Haller’s Medical Supply is at 4067 Peralta Blvd — wheelchairs, walkers, hospital beds, lift chairs, bath safety products, and daily living aids. Authorized dealer for brands like Golden Technologies, Nova, Hollister, and Juzo.
Health Spotlight: Cortisol — The Stress Hormone You Should Know About
Cortisol keeps you alert and supports blood sugar, inflammation control, and your sleep-wake cycle. When it stays elevated too long, it can contribute to midsection weight gain, fatigue, brain fog, weakened immunity, high blood pressure, and feeling “wired but tired.”
Simple ways to lower cortisol naturally: 7–9 hours of sleep, a daily walk outdoors, regular balanced meals, box breathing, and asking your pharmacist before starting supplements like magnesium, ashwagandha, B-complex, omega-3s, or L-theanine.
We offer blood pressure screenings, stress-support vitamins, and same-day clinical services through Scripted. Call (510) 797-2772.
Please consult your doctor before making extreme changes. This newsletter is general health information, not medical advice.