I just wanted to say thanks to Malouf's Manly Pharmacy who have been doing a fantastic job in the…read morerecent COV19 crisis. As a mum with two children on medication, it can be a scary prospect if I can't get my hands on their prescriptions. Malouf has ensured they will do everything possible to keep up to date stock during this difficult time we all are facing.

Stopped by for cough drops/throat lozenges. I was only expecting to be pointed in a general…read moredirection when I asked where they were, but the pharmacist asked a couple of questions and paired me up with the right one. He even helped me decide on a flavor. The whole thing took only about five minutes, but felt really thorough. Saved me from having to stare at all the choices and reading multiple labels, which would've taken way longer.

Formerly Roy Young Pharmacy, now Pharmacy 4 Less. Staff are attentive and helpful. Tend to suggest…read moregenerics but do not insist. Medications and non-prescription items are well priced. Open the hours of the centre.

Depending on your ailments, or lack thereof, this is either heaven or hell…read more If you're poorly or stricken, there are saaaaah many pills, lotions, potions, rubs, treatments, ointments, steroids, and unctures with which to smother yourself. They seem to be pretty good on price, too, they use the same neon tags / screaming prices strategy as JB Hi-Fi, it's all a little overwhelming, especially if you're already sick and are having a hard tome making decisions. If you don't already have epilepsy, you may after coming in here. The security really is a little OTT, and I'm not a man that uses a hackneyed phrase like OTT lightly. We get it, you've got a job to do, but I'm carrying a see-through shopping bag with oranges in it, do you really have to root around in there like a pig looking for truffles? I mean, probably not. They chemists at the back are great at asking if you want the generic version of a prescription medicine, which is usually quite a bit cheaper than the brand name which is really great consumer-friendly practice.

Being followed around the shop and then getting harassed by the same security guard who followed me…read more(with several checks on my fully closed lunch bag, gym bag and handbag, being told to put my things on the floor) is crap. He said he's just doing his job. I asked why everyone else, none of whom he followed, were walking or with the other security guard not "doing his job." I will take my business elsewhere. This is Sydney, not backwater Alabama. The manager completely excused it, saying they do "random" checks on some customers and that I just happened to be in his path for patrolling the shop. Because the path from orthotics to hair products to tampons... totally rational. Particularly hovering at each of these sections for the duration of my stop. This is a horrible, humiliating experience that I won't soon forget. Also amazing to see the company pawn the question off on security company who responded with a standard non-apology and said that while serious, I have complained without proof. If you are brown, do go to the shop with a camera, witnesses and affidavits. Of course, checking their own security footage or asking their staff was out of the question. Or perhaps not. I asked them to do this, cc:Ed chemist warehouse and have yet to receive a response or acknowledgement. The discount chain in Gordon it is! Walked by store and the SS officer is still there so beware if you're shopping while black.