This pharmacy used to be my go to place however when I went to pick up an urgent migraine…read moresubscription that had been PAID in advance Friday night the short, dark haired female with NO name tag in the khaki and green top refused it VERY RUDELY and told the other staff NOT to look for the VERY EXPENSIVE and PREPAID medicine under my name!! She was horrible and rude!!! There is a much better and professional pharmacy in Le Drugstore just up the Champs Elysee near the Arc.

I was siiiicckkkk during a visit to Paris and had to get antibiotics on a Sunday. I wanted to get…read morestarted taking the meds ASAP so I walked to this pharmacy on the claim that it opened at 8am. On arrival, lights were off and the place was dark. Another guy wandered past hoping to go in also. No luck. I sat on a nearby bench hoping that someone was running late. At 9am the lights came on. I felt vindicated in my choice to wait it out, but when I presented my prescription, I learned that the medication was out of stock. 0/2 on this place when I already felt awful was an EPIC fail.

Although not as big as CityPharma, a plus to Pharmacies Monge is that you won't find all the busy…read morecrowds, which is a positive! I travel to Paris to stock up on all my skincare and pharmacy items, and this past trip was my first time at Monge. They did carry some items that CityPharma did not carry that I stocked up on, but I did notice that some of the prices were a bit higher. Overall this will be a staple stop for my future trips!

Oh my goodness, this place is insane! Heard about this place from fellow Yelpers and made sure to…read morehave it as a stop during my visit in Paris. When I got there... there was a tourist bus parked outside and super packed inside! It was a tourist stop and filled with a lot of Asians with huge carts filled completely with products! I have to say, I stopped by several Pharmacies in my area before hitting this one up, and this place was so overwhelming! There was so many products from so many different brands, I didn't know what half the things I was looking at was! They have these little sheets posted with French, Korean and Chinese about the products and what they do. Unfortunately, nothing in English. There are a lot of pharmacists all over the place and some of them are very helpful, while others would rather spend their time talking to each other. There are several that speak a lot of different languages, I think I heard Korean and Japanese, and most of them speak a little bit of English. They have rotating deals so make sure you check out a couple of other pharmacies so you know if you're getting a good deal. This pharmacy had the most good deals, so if you only have time to go to one Pharmacy, I would suggest this one. Probably a good idea to go right when they open, because midday, with the tour buses parked outside, there is really no room to stroll around the place. I was always bumping into people and you can't stand in one place without people trying to squeeze by. Got some bioderma 2 pack 500 ml each for a little over 15 euros, they have some great gift sets too from bioderma, nuxe and caudalie. I got a pretty decent gift set with la roche posay sunscreen 50 spf 50 ml and it came with an aerosol thermal spring water spray 50 g for 8 euros. Lot of other great things here, the selection is pretty spectacular. TL;DR: if you only have time to visit one pharmacy, this is the one to visit. Make sure you go early and avoid all the tourists/tourist buses. There's a metro stop leading right to the front of the store, so easy transit if you buy a lot. Great deals! You could easily end up being here for hours if you don't go in knowing exactly what you need!

I went to that pharmacy yesterday to buy night facial cream Vichy with collagen, recommended by my…read moredermatologist. As I was about to find it on a shelf, I was advised by an employee that this cream is useless and that I should buy two different ROC creams instead. She added that she was 55 and that she looked much younger entirely because of using the same ROC products. I asked her if the creams she recommended were for night time and she assured me that they were ( I do not speak French, could not read the label and so I trusted her). The price for both was 78 euros. 5 minutes later I came to my hotel and asked the receptionist if the creams I bought were for night time. She said - no, they were day time creams but I should be able to return them no problem since I never opened the boxes and the purchase took place just minutes ago. Also, I corresponded with my dermatologist doctor and asked him if that cream was ok for me to use. He said - no, it had a component that would be bad for my skin. I rushed back to the pharmacy to return the creams but both the cashier and the employee woman who misled me selling me daytime creams while assuring me they were night ones - flatly refused!! They knew I bought them minutes ago and they were still sealed, they knew they misled me - and yet she refused a return/exchange. On top of it all, when I checked Amazon prices for the same products they were 60% less expensive. What a rip-off, on top of their dishonesty, taking advantage of a foreign tourist and pushing products that apparently did not sell well ( because you could buy them for much less elsewhere). Beware of this Pharmacie Bader on Blvd St Michel in Paris!!

My favorite pharmacie in Paris. The staff is so helpful. It's so nice that they give samples so…read morewhen I come back ( work trips) I can try a new product. I highly recommend!

Service was great with a guy sire ting To each required…read morearea. Pharmacist was excellent and quick-no wait-took the Rx Script and filled It In under 10 Minutes for Under 20 euros for 3 items!

I enjoyed there quality products there ... maybe I didn't see everything but their selections…read morecomplete but with few options... Overall a great stop by

I cannot say enough good things about this Pharmacie. I arrived from the US to Paris and was ill…read moretwo days later. It took me five days before I could even leave the hotel and when I did I still was not 100% with my wits. Luckily I managed to get to this Pharmacie and the rep there helped with my broken French and miming to get me exactly what I needed as far as a mucus reducer, cough syrup and cough drops. She was able to explain how to use it and what she recommended worked so well. I am so, so thankful for her help and understanding. The store is tiny, but very well stocked.

For a tiny pharmacie I was pleasantly surprised by the nicely curated selection they do have. A…read morehelpful and kind pharmacist assisted my partner with solutions for an eczema flare-up while I browsed. Only thing to remember is that if you're browsing, you're still considered queued and thus have to navigate what to do when the pharmacist calls you to the counter and/or when the people in line (behind you) are impatient.

Dimanche, me sentant extrêmement anxieuse à cause d'un reflux gastrique invalidant qui me brûlait…read morela poitrine, je me suis rendue à votre pharmacie avec mon chien. La pharmacienne qui nous a accueillis était elle-même déjà ÉNERVÉE. Elle a clairement un problème avec moi et mon petit chien. Elle a refusé de m'aider avec une ordonnance qui se trouvait dans mon téléphone, m'a vendu pour 40 euros de médicaments et m'a dit que j'avais un solde IMPAYÉ de 10 euros auprès de votre pharmacie ? Je n'en avais jamais entendu parler, mais je voulais juste un soulagement, alors j'ai accepté. Puis, environ une heure et demie plus tard, je suis revenue avec une autre ordonnance et elle était SUPER, SUPER désagréable : elle a marché devant nous et nous a ignorés, puis elle a crié que mon chien l'avait MORDUE. Elle s'est mise à hurler devant tous vos clients, disant qu'elle avait besoin de mon passeport pour déclarer un accident du travail dans votre pharmacie. Le chien NE L'A PAS mordue ! Elle portait un jean épais et elle m'a demandé mon numéro de téléphone pour déposer une plainte. C'est de la DISCRIMINATION envers les immigrés et je vais porter cette affaire à l'attention de l'ambassade américaine. Je la licencierais pour nous avoir harcelés et pour avoir menti. WHAT A NIGHTMARE!! a big bag woman and a big fat nightmare.

This message is for all the turists who go there without knowing…read more what's is going on. One pharmacist (a woman) is very UNPLEASANT with some clients. She is very haughty and seems Jaded with her job..... Does no want to help clients Never again i will go there.

This is the biggest pharmacy I've ever stepped foot in and I still dream about it to this day. We…read morewere only in Paris for the night when we missed our connection. The airline kept our checked bags so I was limited in what I could buy to what could fit in a small bag and under 100ml per item since we had to bring it through security the next day. If it wasn't for that, I could have bought hundreds of euros of lotions and potions. The La Roche Posay moisturizer I use that isn't sold in the U.S was only €15.99 when I normally pay €27 in Amsterdam! Great prices as far as I'm concerned! I WILL be back!!!

I mean, it's huge and super central. The prices are "ok"…read more If the crowds at CityPharma are too much, this could be an alternative. I didn't find everything I needed and staff weren't helpful at all. More for others, not for me.

Located immediately outside of the Hyatt doors into the mall and up the steps is this tiny…read morepharmacy. They dispense prescriptions and sell beauty and healthcare items. They are never very busy. Usually the store is only staffed with one employee. I have gotten lucky and found some items that are sold out of stores such as Monoprix. Their prices where the same as Monoprix. Closed on Sundays.