Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Stock most medicines and…read moreover the counter stuff. Conveniently located and open until 8:30pm nightly during the week. Bus stop is 20 metres, give or take, from the store front. You can catch outbound Routes 200, 204, 209 and 222 to get here by public transport. Parking onsite at rear off Waratah Avenue but back entrance closes at 6pm. A bit of a long wait at times if you just turn up during peak period (previously had to wait half an hour for a script). I now regularly order medication for family members on the MedAdvisor app and it notifies me when my script has been dispensed and is ready for collection, saves time and hassle, so no more waiting! :)

Open till 8:30pm most nights with a back entrance off Waratah ave that's open until about 6pm. Has…read morea good selection and has generally quick service, for a pharmacy.

We had a little emergency while visiting south bank and this pharmacy was just what I needed. The…read morelovely man who served me (the pharmacist I believe) showed me exactly what I needed and even said he hoped everything turned out well as I was leaving, sometimes it's these little touches when you're stressed that make you remember a certain shop and go back again and again. I have been to this pharmacy once before when in south bank so I knew that I would get the help I needed. Last time it was for a simple thing but this time I figured if they knew what they were on about last time, they'll know how to help now. If you're ever in need of anything from a chemist while in South Bank I'm sure you will find whatever your after here.

10 out of 5 stars! I came in with a sore throat and ear and had a flight to catch the next night…read more The pharmacist wrote down all my symptoms and made a recommendation of tablets and when to take them to help reduce the pressure in my ear before my flight. Best service I've ever received, and right before closing time!

I tend to go to St Lucia Pharmacy simply because it is the pharmacy right next to the doctor that I…read morego to. This is a nice quiet pharmacy, unlike some of the busier ones you find in shopping centres. The best part about this is that it allows the staff to really discuss your medication and what is best for you. You get given the time of day here. They make sure you know what you are taking, the side effects to watch out for. They ask about your general health and I always feel very confident when I leave. The pharmacy itslef has only a small selection of other goods (such as shampoo etc) compared to others but the service with prescriptions is extremely good.

If there was a competition for best shopping village in Brisbane, Princess Plaza would rank pretty…read morehighly. There are several things I look for in a shopping village. Firstly - convenience. The humble shopping village was created to save people from having to navigate through the chaos of a shopping centre. Therefore, it needs to stock a lot of those general items you may run out of in the course of a week. Princess Plaza has a newsagency, a bakery and an IGA. The only things missing from Princess Plaza is a fruit shop or a Coles Metro. Secondly, specialist shopping. In this complex, there's a florist, an Asian (Korean-centric) grocery store and a twenty four hour fitness centre. Thirdly- great restaurants. In this area, Princess Plaza excels. It is home to the famous Ben's Vietnamese and Chinese restaurant - the place where karaoke is still done in front of a drunken crowd instead of closeted into private rooms. There's also Lemongrass Thai, Hancock Korean, not to mention the Diana Plaza Hotel which houses, Regent Palace Chinese Restaurant and the Plaza Deck Bar and Bistro. The only downside to Princess Plaza is that they are zealous about reserving their car park for village users. Don't even think about parking if you intend to nip off elsewhere.

Its not really that often that something like a chemist is exciting or worth really talking about…read more I do make one exception to this rule however and that is for the Chemist Warehouse in Mt Gravatt. I cant see why people would go to any other chemist or well being shop to be honest. Everything that i have found is cheaper at Chemist Warehouse and they have deals all the time. I picked up a whole box of paracetamol for 1 dollar and Colgate tooth paste for 2 dollars. Apart from the basics and the toiletries they also have a huge range of supplements and dietary products that are all cheaper than at the usual retail outlets. They also have a pretty big perfume section that is again been discounted quite dramatically. They do have nights where things that are already cheap are discounted by a further 10 percent and even serve light snacks and beverages on these nights. I think another reason why i like Chemist Warehouse is the fact that it proves that medication and supplements do not need to cost an arm and a leg.

On the outside, this unassuming pharmacy looks like any other under the Malouf banner group. But…read morethis pharmacy is my hero having saved me many times from spending an uncomfortable night waiting in the emergency room. You know how sometimes you get sick in the middle of the night but it's not life threatening so you'll get triaged to the bottom of the emergency pile. If you're lucky, sometimes the pharmacy will have the medication you need allowing you to bypass emergency. This is why I appreciate Malouf pharmacy in Mt Gravatt so much. After Terry White at Coorparoo, this is probably the latest opening pharmacy on the south side of Brisbane. It shuts at 9:30pm six nights out of seven and opens public holidays. There's also a bulk billing doctor surgery next door and a QML pathology in the same shopping complex. It usually has decent gift lines but honestly, where there's such a hardworking health team, not having a make-up counter or cheap perfumes isn't a deal breaker.