One unfortunate day, I was hanging out with a friend and we decided to leave her apartment and head…read moreinto Newmarket for a bit. As soon as I stepped outside, I started sneezing. Hello hay fever! We had to catch a bus in 5 minutes so I pretty much ran into The Auckland City Pharmacy and explained to the pharmacist that I was in a hurry and need of hay fever medications. Before I could even fish out my wallet from the bag the medication was already in a bag and all they needed was a payment. Such fast and prompt serve is rare in a pharmacy,they usually take a while to get to you. I was beyond impressed.

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Okay, so if you're going to a pharmacy at night, you're probably feeling pretty much like you need…read moreto be seen to semi urgently and it can't wait 'til the morning. So maybe you're not A&E bad, but you're not good. This is why Newmarket Day Night Pharmacy is the man. It's open 'til 11pm every night which means hypochondriacs can go and get their mysterious flu medication after dinner and not feel panicked the whole night. Also good for that emergency prescription you need filled because you're leaving the country early the next day. Other than the long opening hours, the pharmacy is pretty much like every other one. Stocks the same things and staff are pretty nice considering they're there late at night dealing with stressed sick people.

Very helpful and friendly staff. My wife needed something to treat a blister on her foot from…read morewalking, and they had everything.

This was a quick walk from our hotel. I realized the one thing I forgot (there is always one thing…read moreyou forget) to bring was allergy tabs. This is a smaller store but they had Claritin and ginger chews which I ended up getting as well. The staff was really helpful and kind too.

How good is it having a pharmacy in Matakana!? It's taken a little while to get used to; the other…read moreday I was on my way to Warkworth for passport photos, when hang on a second - maybe Matakana Pharmacy do them? Sure enough - 5 mins later I was walking out, pics in hand. The times I've popped in they've been pretty quiet, which means no queues or long waits for prescriptions. The store has all the usual goodies to browse while you are waiting...I'm such a sucker for cosmetic testers. They also have a surprisingly good hat stand, perfect if you've forgotten yours on the way to the beach. The staff are very friendly and professional; a good addition to Matakana

I paid for a bottle of Phytocort last Thursday over the phone after explaining that I required it…read morevery urgently and I also paid the required fee to have it delivered as quickly as possible. I was assured by the gentleman I spoke to that it would be dispatched the following day. It was not picked up for delivery from Matakana until 3PM THE FOLLOWING TUESDAY. I called Matakana on Wednesday (the day I was told I would be receiving it) and spoke to a female who suggested I speak to the manager about it, she then returned to the phone and said he was on the phone and told me to send an email, I said "its ok I will wait till he's finished on the phone" and she said "You can't speak to him he's too busy". I said "too busy to speak with paying customers?" and she continued to insist that he would not be speaking with me. This service is hideous and I definitely so not recommend this company.

They know their stuff in at Lee and Hart Pharmacy. Some of the staff seem to have been there for…read moreyears; the same familiar faces helping you with all your medicine inquiries. The knowledge in that store must be huge, and they are always so happy to help. You don't have to wait long for a prescription and they'll have a good chat to you while you wait. Lee and Hart is also nicely stocked with cosmetics. They carry a range of Revlon, Shisheido and Loreal. The ladies will also help you with testers and trialing make up. They are again super helpful and seem to really know the products.

Consistently high quality of service and care. Friendly and helpful staff - highly recommended for…read moreall.

I often get sucked into coming to this pharmacy even though I don't really like it. Perhaps it has…read moresomething to do with their careful product placement - it's all Clinique gift time at the entrance, and the prescription stuff doesn't start showing up until you right down the back of the store. It's very clever. One of the constant problems with pharmacies is that they try to sell us ordinary stuff at extraordinary prices, and this one is a good case in point. How do they keep going when they charge sometimes up to double for the exact same product you can get ten steps away, across the mall at the supermarket? (It happened to me once with shampoo...never again!). I guess it's the nice makeup brands and pretty extra, like candles, that make this place appealing.

This medical practice has been around for years and they are part of the fabric of Archibald Road…read more Since I visited GPs here all of my childhood when I enter the waiting rooms with my mum, who is still a patient here, it feels like home! Mother reports the doctors, nurses and receptionists are all still lovely and while the doctors do change over the years, she is always happy with the care and attention she receives. The pharmacy is right next door for absolute convenience to fill those prescriptions. I noticed that the pharmacy shelves were rather sparsely stocked however the essential items were in store. Staff were very friendly when I filled mum's prescription.

I don't have a very good memory of this place. This used to be our family doctor when I was a kid,…read moreand all I remember is this mean as doctor yanking out my stitches in my foot when I was about eight years old. The mean doctor man wouldn't let me see my mum because he thought that would just make me cry more, yank yank yank. It was awful. And I remember the reception ladies being mean as well and they all made me feel like I was being a baby because I had "a few stitches" in my foot. I was eight! God damn. Hopefully they have new doctors and new reception ladies. Otherwise I would never ever go there.

I came here a lot during uni, not because I was sick and needed drugs but to use the post shop…read more They have a post shop! The staff here are very friendly too. One time I had to come for eye drops and one staff member saved me the trouble of going through all 25 different products to inform me there was only one suitable for contact lenses wearers. They sell hosiery which came in handy twice for me when I had managed to destroy mine somehow. You never know when you're going to need the sorts of things a pharmacy offers, tweezers for example, antibacterial wash (uni keyboards) nail polish, they have it all. They also do passport photos. I had mine done here for a new student ID card only to discover after that I was entitled to a free card with photos from the clock tower. Don't forget it is here, tucked behind UBS, and yes if you need them, they can supply you with legal drugs.

Don't go here. The pharmacy lady is rude and has very poor customer service. She also lost my time…read moresensitive courier.

Unichem Pharmacy in Manukau is conveniently located in the South Point shopping mall area on Great…read moreSouth Road. With everything from hygiene products, to fake tan's, makeup to sunblock's. They also can fill out prescriptions, do passport photos and have weight management supplements. I had a young girl help me with purchasing a new bronzer. She was incredibly helpful. I really appreciated the effort she went to, to talk to me and help me when she could. They also have a loyalty program here, when you spend over $100 they give you a reward/discount voucher to use on your next purchase. I was here the other day doing a grocery shop and I just loved how everything in this mall is so conveniently placed all in one area. If you're in the Manukau area I would recommend coming to the South Point shopping mall, as everything you need for your weekly necessity shop is here.