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Case Study: Santa Monica Homeopathic Pharmacy
Santa Monica Homeopathic Pharmacy, originally founded as the Santa Monica Drug Company, opened in 1944. Owned and operated by Norman and Mary Litvak the store opened as a full service pharmacy in downtown Santa Monica on the corner of 4th and Broadway. We strives to maintain the most up-to-date information from research or studies on alternative and integrative medicine. Owned and operated by licensed healthcare practitioners for over 72 years. The staff members are board trained in all the different science of alternative medicine. Our pharmacist is skilled in modern medicine and specializes in women’s hormone. Santa Monica Homeopathic Pharmacy has become a model for integrated pharmacies throughout the world. Its success can be attributed

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