I decided to change pharmacies as I was changing doctors and my old pharmacy would not give a few…read morepills that I needed since I could not see my regular doctor the day I was booked due to a combination of physical and psychological issues, and that my long time soon to be former doctor was rarely filling the prescriptions slightly before I would need the refills even with plenty of notice, the information on his and the former pharmacys file, and with requests by phone and email to the doctor. Pharmasave Pape Cosburn was extremely helpful in getting through my distress without my needed psychological meds, as I had barely slept the previous two or three nights, by providing an emergency supply of those meds until I was able to see a doctor for an emergency refill. They also have really good prices on over the counter pharmaceutical meds and basic hygiene care, especially compared to the big chain pharmacies. Somewhat limited hours and delivery only on Tuesdays and Saturdays, but if you can handle 10-6, sometimes 7 pm weekdays and 10-2 Saturdays, closed Sundays and you are a reasonable distance away by transit, give this pharmacy a try--for its prices, it gives the SDM nearby a run for its money on over the counter stuff and basic care.

I when to fill a new prescription no one from the pharmacy told me how to used the medicine. The…read morelabel on the medicine was incorrect it's say take2 tablets daily. I when back the next morning and I was told to take 2 tablets twice daily one in the morning and one after supper the pharmacy changed the label on bottle. Someone from the pharmacy did call me to apologize.

Well organized Shoppers location. It's easy to find anything you are looking for at this location.read more

Tips: - This drugstore is on the northwest corner of…read moreKennedy Road and Sheppard Avenue East. It is considered to be a part of Agincourt Mall, but is a standalone building. - Use your PC Optimum card to collect points towards free stuff. Last Wednesday, I had dinner at an eatery on Kennedy Road. As I was driving home heading northbound on this road, I needed a Shoppers Drug Mart (SDM). I could have visited my local one, but I wanted to try a SDM that I had never been to. I remembered this drugstore that I always drive by, but have never visited. It's the Agincourt Mall location, but it's a standalone store on the northwest corner of Kennedy and Sheppard Avenue East. Eons ago, this corner used to have an M&M's Food Market. It was my first time ever visiting this franchise. It's sadly gone. There was lots of parking here at around 6:30 pm. I found a parking spot fairly close to the entrance and backed into it. I then walked in. Like most SDM stores, this one is set up as expected. You walk through the doors and the beauty section greets you. I needed toothpaste. The oral hygiene aisle was close by. I was pleased to grab a tube of Sensodyne toothpaste that was on sale. It is a large store. It was bright and clean when I was there. I have been using facial wipes lately. I like how they clean my eyelashes and eyelids nicely. These wipes are a party of my dry eye care. I found a package of Nivea facial wipes that were heavily reduced. I grabbed a package. I briefly looked at the vitamin section. A lot of them were on sale. I enjoyed looking at the Easter merchandise and the plushies. Nothing was on sale, but everything was so cute! I checked out the cold drinks. I needed a beverage. I got two bottles of Diet Pepsi. The Diet Pepsi hit the spot as I drove home. This store has self-checkout kiosks. There wasn't a human available. I had no problem scanning everything, followed by my PC Optimum barcode on my phone. I paid with a credit card. I tapped my phone and my payment was done. I like that this store is open till midnight. The hours are much better than my local one that closes at 8 pm. I'm so glad that I finally visited this store. I'd return to this store when I'm in the area. (102)

This place is closed to my place and i got my basic needs stuff from here…read more Backey who works in cosmetic department she's really helpful and kind.she have good knowledge about the products over there.

Paper bags are completely useless. They slip out of your hands and dont have a handle. The paper is…read moreso thin that you bag will tear open and all of your items will spill into the ground. Paper is also not waterproof, meaning if you were shopping on a rainy day then you may aswell just go home.

I love deals and it's usually the only time I shop Rexall Pharma Plus is when Air Miles gives big…read morepoints for a minimum $pending trip; get 114 Air Miles when I spend $50 or more did the trick! My mission is to always finish a nose-hair over the minimum amount so having a calculator ready is a must. I take advantage of instant PEEL and SAVE stickers if it's something I can eat; usually they're found on fresh grocery products with a soon to expire date like cereals, cheese, juices, bread, etc. Look for "red or yellow tag" items for specials but don't always buy because the lower cost per unit item next to it might still be a better deal at the regular price. This store is brightly lit with small shopping carts (that you can't leave the store with because of the metal pole hits the top of the entrance/exit). Anyhow, there's room to move amongst the aisles. Staff are helpful and friendly. Total sales amount (before taxes) at checkout seldom matches my calculator amount; most of the time higher because the sales or marked down items may not have been entered into the register properly. Check your purchases & prices on the cash register screen as they are scanned so you pay what you're supposed to pay. That's why I use a calculator as it keeps me close to my minimum amount and maximizes my reward! Success this trip!!!

I like visiting the Shoppers' Drug Mart located at the south-east corner of Kipling & Dixon. The…read morepostal outlet is a great feature. The store clerks are very cordial and the postal staff are terrific. Apparently, they'll be relocating to the space vacated by Food Basics. I'm looking forward to the expansion. However, I hope they won't loose their charm which they currently have.

My rating is 3.5 stars…read more After work last Thursday, I wanted to pick up some hand cream for my mom. She had cracked skin on one of her hands for at least a week. The hand cream that she was using wasn't healing a thing. I found one brand that seemed promising while doing some research online. The site said that it was available at this particular Shoppers Drug Mart. The store was conveniently on my way home from work. Then again, I cut across most of the GTA, so I pass by a ton of stores! This store is in a plaza. There seemed to be a Food Basics or some green-painted grocery store that has closed down. Shoppers Drug Mart is in the corner further down. The parking area can be a bit chaotic. It's an older plaza and the lanes are more narrow than what I'm used to in suburbia. This store has been here for a while. It has everything that you'd expect it to have, including a grocery aisle. I walked every aisle and could not find the hand cream that I was looking for, which was disappointing. However, there was a Gold Bond one that was on sale. It has been approved by the Canadian Diabetes Society. It has proven results. It was also on sale. I bought it! I dropped the cream off at my parents' place. My mom said that she would try the hand cream out immediately. This morning, I spoke to my mom. She said that three hours later, she noticed a huge difference. She no longer has cracked hands. Nice! She asked me whether she could pay me back. Hearing her say that this product works is all that I wanted. The lone cashier at this store was friendly and made sure that each customer was okay. She helped out a senior ahead of me. I liked the care that she showed and the help that she gave. I'd come back here again when I'm in the area. (157)

Cheapest eggs in the city, great service and knowledgeable staff. This is not my closest shoppers…read moreDrug Mart but it is my favourite

My good friend lives in this neighbourhood. He told me about his local Shoppers Drug Mart (SDM). I…read moreremember going eons ago. A couple of Saturdays ago, I was heading home from the east end of Toronto. I needed a drugstore and remembered this one and decided to pay it a visit. When driving northbound on Woodbine Avenue, you turn left just before you hit O'Connor Drive to get here. There is plenty of parking in front of SDM. I backed into a spot steps away from the entrance and walked in. At first, this store's layout looks the same as most newer SDMs. You see the beauty boutique first. I looked at all nail polish colours. The variety was great. The vitamins section was nicely organized. There was a sale going on. No complains. Travel items and tech accessories are decent. With the latter, it favours Apple products more, which can be a bit of a downer for Android users. I rarely give any SDM a glorious review, but this store deserves full marks. What sets it apart from others is that it has a mini grocery store. It was my first time experiencing an SDM with fresh produce and more. I wish that Markham had this grocery store subset in any Shoppers. I'd be happy. I reckon that we don't because we don't have a 24-hour SDM. This store is open around the clock. The bread section was awesome. It featured Ace bakery items. I loved the produce section. Everything looked fresh. It was like being in a mini market. I saw T&T bakery goods. They were mainly almond cookies, but I was thrilled to see them. There's even a meat section. Wow! The extra thick-cut bacon was eye-opening. I think of those working rotation shifts and how great this store is for them. I ended up getting a few items: - Armstrong herb garden cheese in stick form - Cucumber Lay's chip - Chicken caesar salad The only weird thing was trying to pay for groceries at the self-checkout. It doesn't work well if you scan the barcode on food. I got an error. Instead, I abandoned the rigidity of scanners for a human being. She was great. I scanned my PC Optimum barcode and then paid with a debit card. Done! I thanked the woman and headed out with my goodies. I had the chicken caesar salad for dinner. I loved that there were separate trays for the lettuce, cheese, croutons, and chicken. You essentially put everything together before you enjoy your salad. It was super fresh. I was impressed. So much for the brief healthy kick. I had half the bag of cucumber Lay's while watching the hockey game a couple of hours later. Delicious! I love cucumbers and to have that subtle flavour captured in chips was brilliant. I ate the rest of the bag the following day. The Armstrong herb garden cheese are sticks that are individually wrapped. I normally don't crave eating cheese on its own, but I love the herbs in this cheese. Delicious! This SDM has a post office. It was doing swift business when I was here. I love this drugstore. I look forward to dropping by again when I'm in the area. (189)

Best pharmacy in the western world !! Legal codeine over the counter is all I gotta say.read more

If you've walked by David Peacaut Square on Wellington and missed the Recall, it's because it's…read moreactually underground in the PATH under Metro Hall. Rexall is actually a pretty good place to stock up quickly on office supplies. Our list had scissors and tape (both of which we found for cheaper than at a nearby Michael's), first aid kit labelled specifically for office use, and COVID hygiene products like antibacterial wet wipes for hands and cleaning surfaces. This Rexall has a few self check-outs and/or very friendly cashiers that can you help you out. We didn't have a Be Well card, which is their loyalty program and they were able to get us up and running with a quick scan of a new card. The card is free but you have to register your email online with it to redeem points.

This place is absolutely amazing. This old pharmacy (now a museum) looks exactly like it looked 120…read moreyears ago. It is run by volunteers (mostly retired pharmacists) and my boyfriend and I spent almost half hour here listening to old stories and explanations.

From the owner: We are a specialty compounding pharmacy in the heart of Niagara on the Lake. We can prepare…read morecustomized medications to meet the individual needs of each patient. Our specialties include bio-identical hormone therapies, gluten-free medications, custom natural health products, veterinary preparations, pain management and scar treatment. Our pharmacy serves the downtown heritage district of Niagara on the Lake and the thousands of visitors that flock to our town every year. Therefore, in addition to compounding, we stock a complete selection of commercially available prescription products, over-the-counter remedies, vitamins and natural health products, health and beauty aids, batteries and camera supplies, snack foods and drinks and everything else you might need. If we don't have it, we'll get it. If we can't get it, we'll tell you where you can. We also offer a Kodak photo-finishing kiosk so you can turn your digital images into prints.

This is the most professional travel clinic. The doctor does daily updates on world wide travel and…read moreoffers many options for you. They were even able to put part of the payment though my work insurance saving monies. Their knowledge put me at ease for my last minute travel to the Caribbean. Thank you so much ! I would highly recommend this travel clinic.

From the owner: We are a full service Pharmacy, Drug Store & Travel Clinic (by appointment).read more

I don't usually do reviews for non restaurants but I wanted to note my negative experience at the…read morepharmacy. The woman helping me was quite difficult, asking extra questions about my insurance plan when I've never had any issues with any pharmacies anywhere. As she was being difficult, another pharm tech decided it was appropriate to help another customer RIGHT beside me (no barriers or anything). There was absolutely no privacy at all and I can hear all about his health issues. I felt this was a huge breach of privacy you'd expect at a pharmacy and I will most definitely not come back again.

Yonge-Pharmacy is fast making a small splash for itself. Best known for their supply of Sigg…read morebottles (maybe one of the first a wide selection in the city). There's nothing too special about this pharmacy, it's your typical small independent pharmacy. A stone throw's away from the Eaton Centre, so it's pretty central. From the window, you can't miss the different types and designs of sigg bottles. I've gone down on numerous occasions to accompany friends to buy their sigg bottle. The new fad of the decade I suppose. They have a variety of sizes from kids, to small, large and thermos and such. Different color, lids, accessories, who knew there was so much to a water bottle! Prices vary from the $20-30 price range, typical price of a sigg bottle. If you're looking for these environmentally friendly and health conscious sigg bottles, look no futher. And if you don't know which design you like, check on their website for selection. Though a lot of the bottles online are not in store, so if you're really jet-set on getting a particular design, call first.