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Meet Your Pharmacist
- Fei Xiong, PharmD, MBA
- Serving the Jessamine community
- Specializes in Immunization, Medication Therapy Management, Medicare Open Enrollment, and Health Screenings
“We offer personalized, friendly service, and competitive pricing” - Learn More »
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The History of Our Pharmacy
Med-Save Pharmacy Nicholasville owners Dr. Fei Xiong and Dr. John McDaniel are known for providing the highest possible quality pharmaceutical care to the Jessamine County community.
Med-Save Pharmacy Nicholasville is part of a tradition of personalized pharmaceutical care that began in 2004, with when Dr. John created Med-Save Pharmacy Wilmore (formerly Sims Drug & Gifts). Dr. Fei joined Med-Save Pharmacy in 2012 and quickly became a much-loved and respected part of Med-Save family.
Both Dr. Fei and Dr. John are proud of the professional and personalized care they offer as independent pharmacists. Patients at Med-Save Pharmacy Nicholasville know they will be treated like family members—and receive pharmaceutical care tailored to their personal needs. They invite anyone interested in receiving personalized and professional pharmaceutical care—at the level that is only available at an independent pharmacy—to visit Med-Save Pharmacy Nicholasville, “where everybody counts!”
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