Where to buy Melzest

Here is the latest list of locations that stock our Melzest product:

LIFE PHARMACY NORTHWEST	Westgate, Auckland
UNICHEM SILVERDALE CLINIC	Silverdale, Auckland
MILLWATER PARKWAY PHARMACY	Millwater, Auckland
UNICHEM PUKEKOHE PHARMACY	Pukekohe, Auckland
UNICHEM SILVERDALE PHARMACY	Silverdale, Auckland
ALLEN’S VILLAGE PHARMACY	Kumeu, Auckland
UNICHEM CAMPUS PHARMACY	Auckland University
UNICHEM STODDARD ROAD PHARMACY	Mount Roskill, Auckland
TAKANINI COMMUNITY PHARMACY	Takanini, Auckland
UNICHEM MANUREWA PHARMACY	Manurewa, Auckland
UNICHEM STANMORE BAY PHARMACY	Stanmore Bay, Auckland
LINK PHARMACY LTD	Sunnynook, Auckland
UNICHEM FRED THOMAS PHARMACY	Takapuna, Auckland
UNICHEM THREE LAMPS PHARMACY	Ponsonby, Auckland
UNICHEM TAKANINI VILLAGE PHARMACY	Takanini, Auckland
UNICHEM WAIUKU MEDICAL PHARMACY	Waiuku, Auckland
UNICHEM MEDI-CENTRE PHARMACY (2007) LTD	Henderson, Auckland
ANGLESEA PHARMACY	Hamilton
GLENVIEW PHARMACY	Hamilton
UNICHEM BEERESCOURT PHARMACY	Hamilton
UNICHEM MOUNT DISPENSARY	Mount Maunganui
LIFE PHARMACY ROTORUA	Rotorua
NAPIER BALMORAL PHMCY LTD	Napier
MAREWA PHARMACY LIMITED	Marewa, Napier
TAMATEA PHARMACY	Tamatea, Napier
GILMOURS HAVELOCK NORTH PHARMACY LTD	Havelock North, Hastings
UNICHEM RUSSELL STREET PHARMACY	Hastings
UNICHEM WANGANUI PHARMACY	Wanganui
JOHN CASTLE CHEMIST	Newtown, Wellington
ASHLEIGH COURT PHARMACY	Newtown, Wellington
MIRAMAR HEALTHCARE PHARMACY	Miramar, Wellington
UNICHEM ISLAND BAY PHARMACY	Island Bay, Wellington
UNICHEM MOLESWORTH PHARMACY	Thorndon, Wellington
UNICHEM WILLIS STREET	Wellington CBD
UNICHEM GRAND ARCADE PHARMACY	Wellington CBD
PRICES PHARMACY BLENHEIM	Blenheim
UNICHEM GRAYS PHARMACY	Balclutha
BAILLIE & LEWIS LTD	Invercargill
GLADSTONE PHARMACY	Invercargill
SYLVAN BANK PHARMACY (2010) LTD	Invercargill
DONNA KERR PHARMACY LTD	Invercargill

Did you know:

80% of the pollination of fruits, vegetables and seed crops in the United States is accomplished by honeybees.
A Honey bee’s sense of smell is so precise that it can differentiate hundreds of different floral varieties and tell whether a flower carried pollen or nectar from metres away.
Honey is the only insect created food with therapeutic, medicinal, nutritional and cosmetic value.
A cave painting depicting an androgynous figure robbing honey out of the hive was found in the Cave of the Spider in Valencia, Spain. It is estimated to be 15,000 years old.
Experts estimate rosacea affects up to 10 percent of New Zealanders.
During the 11th Century, German peasants were required to give their feudal lords a payment of honey and beeswax.
Clinical trials of our Honevo Rosacea Cream found that 80% of users report less redness in under two weeks.
Each honey bee colony has a unique odour for members' identification.
Clinical trials of Honevo Acne cream has found that 80% of users report less pimples and spots in under two weeks.
One third of Kiwi adults regularly get cold sores - but only half of them seek treatment.
The male honey bees (also called drones) have no stinger. They do no real work. Their only purpose is to mate with virgin queens. In fact, before winter or when food becomes scarce, female honeybees usually force surviving males out of the nest.
Clinical trials of our Honevo Nappy Rash cream found that 70% of parents report a reduction in nappy rash in under two weeks.
A queen is the largest bee in the hive. She can lay up to 2,000 eggs per day, twice her own body weight per day.
Rosacea is most common in women (especially during menopause), people with fair skin and adults between the ages of 30 and 60.
The Honey Bee is the only insect that produces food eaten by man.
Honey stored in air tight containers never spoils. Sealed honey vats found in King Tut's tomb still contained edible honey, despite over 2,000 years beneath the sands.
Bees must visit approximately 2 million flowers and fly over 55,000 miles to make 1 lb. of honey.
Honey stimulates production of special cells that can repair tissue damaged by infection. Kanuka honey anti-inflammatory action that can quickly reduce pain and inflammation once it is applied.
Did you know the ancient Egyptians not only made offerings of honey to their gods, they also used it as an embalming fluid and a dressing for wounds.