The Farmacy LLC provided by Chelsea Comer CL, CMP

The Farmacy LLC provided by Chelsea Comer CL, CMP Chelsea is a full holistic Cosmetologist with many certifications, offering any and all advice.

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08/03/2026

*HUGE SALE* To get new products all footlogix and Paul Mitchell on this shelf 25% off. All Brazilian Blowout, OPI, Xtreme Lash, and Paul Mitchell in basket 50% off. While supplies last.

Fresh egg restock. All eggs for sell or given away to the public must be washed and refrigerated. There has been a rise ...
08/03/2026

Fresh egg restock. All eggs for sell or given away to the public must be washed and refrigerated. There has been a rise in salmonella even in backyard chickens. Here is some information from the University of Kentucky. Be safe y'all.

The CDC has posted more updates on the current outbreak of human salmonellosis traced to backyard poultry flocks.

Salmonella Outbreaks Linked to Backyard Poultry | Salmonella Infection | CDC



As of May 14, there have been 184 cases in 31 states with 53 hospitalizations and one death. Kentucky is one of the states with the highest cases – 22 to date.



Aside from emphasizing the proper handling of poultry (not kissing them, hands away from face, washing hands after handling poultry and their equipment) please also stress proper handling of home produced eggs.



Handle eggs safely
Collect eggs often. Eggs that sit in the nest can become dirty or break.
Throw away cracked eggs. Germs on the shell can more easily enter the egg through a cracked shell.
Eggs with dirt and debris can be cleaned carefully with fine sandpaper, a brush, or a cloth. Don't wash eggs because cold water can pull germs into the egg. – WHILE CDC IS STATING TO NO WASH EGGS, IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED THAT EGGS BE WASHED, BUT WASHED PROPERLY WITH RUNNING HOT WATER. COLD WATER SHOULD NEVER BE USED TO WASH EGGS AND EGGS SHOULD NEVER BE SUBMERGED FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME IN WATER. A QUICK DIP IN EGG SANTIZER IS OK.
Refrigerate eggs to keep them fresh and slow the growth of germs.
Cook eggs until both the yolk and white are firm. Use a food thermometer to cook egg dishes to an internal temperature of 160°F to kill all germs.


Many people cite the fact that Europe doesn’t wash eggs or store eggs in refrigerators in grocery stores but the situations are VERY different. Eggs are not allowed to be washed in Europe because the regulatory agencies don’t trust the companies to do it correctly and doing it incorrectly can make things work. USDA has the same research data as Europe showing that washing eggs properly saves lives, and they make sure that companies wash the correctly with inspectors in the egg processing facilities. Grocery store engineering standards require a lower room temperature than grocery stores in the USA. They do recommend purchased eggs be washed and stored in the refrigerator when arriving home with them. In addition, the European lifestyle is much different than the American lifestyle. Many American households only grocery shop once or twice a month while Europeans shop for smaller quantities 2-3 times a week.



Many also state that their grandparents never refrigerated eggs – but today’s egg and today’s salmonella strains are different. Salmonella enteritidis can infect hens and not make them sick so you don’t know they are hosting the bacteria in their reproductive tracts. For those infected hens, small amounts of SE bacteria can be shed in the egg. The dose is typically small, and not enough to make people sick, especially if the eggs are properly handled and cooked. But if allowed to sit on the counter at room temperature, the bacteria population grows to a level where they CAN make people sick, especially if they eat undercooked eggs.

Pork available. Delivery in town and within reason.Organic farm raised, spring creek watered, hormone, and antibiotic fr...
08/03/2026

Pork available. Delivery in town and within reason.
Organic farm raised, spring creek watered, hormone, and antibiotic free, pork available at The Farmacy. Feel free to send me orders. No holds more than 3 days. First come first serve.

☆limited

Boneless Chops $7.50/lb
Bone-in Chops $7.50/lb
Loin Roast $7.50/lb
Ribs $5/lb
☆Tenderloins $9/lb
Smoked City Ham Steaks $10/lb
Boston Butt $7/lb
Smoked Ham Hocks $8/lb
☆Hickory Smoked Bacon $11/lb
Smoked Jowl $8/lb
Mild Sausage $5/lb
Hot Sausage $5/lb
☆Liver $4/lb
☆Heart $4/lb

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I have been personally keeping busy today making roasted green chili salsa and roasted red salsa to can. While my husban...
07/26/2026

I have been personally keeping busy today making roasted green chili salsa and roasted red salsa to can. While my husband smoked some pork belly. 🤤🌶

Organic farm raised, spring creek watered, hormone, and antibiotic free, pork available at The Farmacy. Feel free to sen...
07/24/2026

Organic farm raised, spring creek watered, hormone, and antibiotic free, pork available at The Farmacy. Feel free to send me orders. No holds more than 3 days. First come first serve. Can deliver in town or within reason.

☆limited

Boneless Chops $7.50/lb
Bone-in Chops $7.50/lb
Loin Roast $7.50/lb
Ribs $5/lb
☆Tenderloins $9/lb
Smoked City Ham Steaks $10/lb
Boston Butt $7/lb
Smoked Ham Hocks $8/lb
☆Hickory Smoked Bacon $11/lb
Smoked Jowl $8/lb
Mild Sausage $5/lb
Hot Sausage $5/lb
☆Liver $4/lb
☆Heart $4/lb

Message here or text (270)551-2172

Organic farm raised, spring creek watered, hormone, and antibiotic free, pork available at The Farmacy. Feel free to send me orders. No holds more than 3 days. First come first serve.

☆limited

Boneless Chops $7.50/lb
Bone-in Chops $7.50/lb
Loin Roast $7.50/lb
Ribs $5/lb
☆Tenderloins $9/lb
Smoked City Ham Steaks $10/lb
Boston Butt $7/lb
Smoked Ham Hocks $8/lb
☆Hickory Smoked Bacon $11/lb
Smoked Jowl $8/lb
Mild Sausage $5/lb
Hot Sausage $5/lb
☆Liver $4/lb
☆Heart $4/lb

Message here or text (270)551-2172

Respect the Plant: Herbal Safety Matters Technically… all herbs are edible.Some… only once. 😅It’s a funny saying in the ...
07/13/2026

Respect the Plant: Herbal Safety Matters

Technically… all herbs are edible.

Some… only once. 😅

It’s a funny saying in the herbal world, but it carries an important lesson.

Just because a plant is natural doesn’t automatically mean it’s safe. Some herbs can interact with medications, aren’t appropriate during pregnancy, may not be suitable for certain health conditions, or can be toxic if used incorrectly.

That’s why herbalism is about knowledge, respect, and responsible use—not just grabbing a plant because it’s growing in the yard.

🌱 Learn your herbs.
Know the proper identification.
Understand the dosage.
⚠️ Always check the precautions and contraindications.

Nature is an incredible teacher… but she expects us to pay attention. 🌿💚

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07/07/2026

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*Product Restock* Antiperspirant deodorant. Aluminum free, no artificial scents
07/07/2026

*Product Restock* Antiperspirant deodorant. Aluminum free, no artificial scents

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