Online pharmacy Phlo secures new chief pharmacist

Glasgow-based online pharmacy Phlo Technologies has announced the appointment of Alistair Murray as its chief pharmacist.

Alistair Murray is “already hard at work” helping Phlo maintain its “impressive momentum”

Phlo offers patients same-day medicine delivery, with bases in Glasgow, London, Birmingham and Manchester and some 25% of England’s population in its “catchment area” for same-day deliveries.

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