This drug store/ pharmacy is conveniently located close to the Jewish general hospital, CLSC Cote…read moredes Neiges and St Mary's. It's not a huge store but they have pretty much everything you need. I found the staff to be helpful and friendly when I couldn't find something.

I am a night owl, so it was hard for me to get things done. I love the fact that there is a…read morepharmacy open at this hour. At night, they do have different rules then during the day. The cosmetics department is closed but they do have a few basic ones if you need them. All products behind glass are unavailable during the night shift. There is a sign that explains mandatory baskets for customers between midnight and 06:00 am, they also the baby formula to a limit of 2. Gift cards are limited to 2 and must be cash only. Last but not least, there are no returns at night. The staff are very helpful with indicating where you can find things or they will actually show you where it is. There is no delivery service, but you can order from the apps if you're feeling under the weather and can't make it in person. For the actual pharmacy department, they are excellent best in-person service I have had. Also, take note that the pharmacist is located on the second floor.

Clean and well stocked drugstore in the Cote de Nieges section of the city. The cough drops were…read morevery expensive compared to what you would pay in the US at a CVS or Walgreens. They had a nice section of over the counter products, beauty products, oral care, etc. The staff here was super friendly and very smiley. Nice experience.

Like it's a Pharmaprix. I dunno what you expect me to judge about a pharmacy…read more Oh I know! There's cute pharmacists at this one. One of them's Persian or something. Admit there's something appealing about a woman who has to be very precise in her work. Maybe she draws Lewis diagrams of drug molecules on napkins while she's waiting for you to show up for your date. Not that you didn't text her, but by that point you were on the metro, and by the time we have a metro in Montreal, you'll be able to swim outdoors year round. Follow me? Anyway the one thing they could do better is stay open 24/7 and serve fried chicken. I realize the fried chicken thing is a bit of a stretch, I'll take 1 out of 2 though. Shamelessly screengrabbed their hours off google maps, so check the pics for the hours. That is all. Khan

It's hard to get excited for a pharmacy, but I've always gotten what I wanted done at this PJC…read more There's a Canada Post counter with Sat/Sun hours, they can recharge OPUS cards, it's generally uncluttered. Regular prices for things like bug spray and mouthwash are more reasonable than Pharmaprix across the street. The staff is generally efficient (don't get beef with Helen at the post counter). This morning, while waiting in line at the post counter, I noticed there's free Wi-Fi in the store. It was fast enough that I downloaded an entire Spotify playlist for listening in the metro. Sweet.

After getting ripped off at Pharmaprix the other day for generic 222's, I decided not to return…read morewhen I needed a cuticle scissors exploring the Laurier Ave area today, I stumbled I to is Jean Coutu, and I was impressed by its large size and organized store lay-out. The aisles/sections were well-marked, and the shelves were well stocked. Te cosmetic department was ample, and I easily found what I needed. At the cash, my kids found some Kinder Eggs in a cost-saving 3-pack (how fortuitous!!! LOL!). I've seen them elsewhere in the city at $1.39-$1.69 each, but here the 3-pack sold for $2.99. Good deal! (Can't find these in Seattle anymore). At the cashier, my debit card wasn't going through, and the guy patiently tried 5 times before it worked (he was super nice). Great store!

This is the closest Pharmaprix to my house and I've never really thought to review it until now…read more The pandemic made certain things unavailable for a while so I had to try a couple different ones in my search. This one is a decent size and has most things you'd expect, even a small tech section. They were one of the rare Pharmaprix's to have Nintendo Switches at the beginning of quarantine. Haven't been in a while but they used to have a screen to see how many people were in the store at the entrance and you had to leave your reusable bags with the security guard at the front while you were shopping. They don't have self checkout cashes like other Pharmaprix's.

Called for post information, I have been waiting on hold 40 minutes so far, and still waiting…read more Canada Post should move it's location elsewhere.