As everyone said, try to go here on a weekday morning. The aisles are small and I think if I had…read moregone a bit later in the day, I would have been incredibly overwhelmed as even with few people, there wasn't much space. People recommend CityPharma as the cheapest pharmacy all over Tiktok and Reddit. From going into multiple smaller pharmacies (probably 10+) and also comparing prices with Pharmacie du Forum Des Halles (much larger store with larger selection) and comparing with Pharmacie Monge Notre Dame, the prices were more or less the same between these 3 larger pharmacies (some products would be a few cents or a euro cheaper at one or the other for each pharmacy listed). The prices are definitely more expensive at the smaller pharmacies unless you find a special deal on a specific product. CityPharma sometimes has special deals for buying multiple products of a certain brand, but there were none when I went. If you want a more leisurely, spacious, and calm shopping experience, I would recommend going to Pharmacie du Forum Des Halles since there is way more space and employees to help you and prices are similar.

A skincare lovers dream! This four story store offers an extensive variety of French skincare and…read morereduced prices. One of the sales associates helped me pick out some items, which I greatly appreciated the recommendations! Check out line was busy but fairly quick, VAT refunds are offered here. In the middle of the day, it became very crowded so would recommend going in the early morning to avoid crowds.

Outstanding small pharmacy. The owners and pharmacist we more than helpful with anything you might…read moreneed. They have the current France Covid Pass for U.S.A. CDC vaccine cards.

Fantastic, friendly, quick service! I came in to get a France health pass QR code conversion done…read morefrom my US vax card. Many restaurants, bars and museums require this and I'd finished shopping and went to grab a cocktail at nearby Bar Hemingway when I discovered they required one. I'm glad I secured one since I needed it a few more times on my trip and was prepared. I thought I'd skip it all together but at least I'm set for my return now. It cost 36 euro and I think mine will be valid for another four months. I shared a serendipitous moment with the gentleman converting my card when he discovered we shared the same birthday. It was really a special little moment when you know you're in the right place at the right time, doing what you should be doing. He printed my France health pass and returned with a gift for me, it was my favorite Caudalie moisturizer which I hadn't even looked at but knew I needed to pick up. I was shocked and exclaimed c'est mon préféré but in English ;) Fantastic pharmacy, great care and service.

The team was polite and got our groups pre-flight Covid tests done efficiently. No appointments…read morewere required. Whole process took less than 30 minutes to get results.

An English speaker in Paris, I needed help finding a remedy for a UTI. This pharmacy is convenient…read morebut on a little street, so a bit less crowded, and the pharmacist was extremely patient with my French. She spoke slowly, she wrote things down so I would understand (I had brought a piece of paper with my symptoms translated), it was very helpful.

This pharmacy is great. We've been a few times bc my fiancee has a cough and needed to buy some…read morevitamins, cough drops, pills, and ultimately a COVID test just to make sure he isn't infectious. The staff don't speak amazing English but they have a few who know enough to get by (and they speak much better English than my French) and they are super helpful with recommending products and suggesting better items than the ones we chose ourselves. This is also where we will go to get our antigen test before we travel home.

Great pharmacy with tons of inventory and lots of pharmacists to assist you. It is very crowded and…read morebe ready for shoulder to shoulder shopping experience. The price at citypharma is still better honestly. If you are around the area, this is a good place to go

English is not often spoken in French pharmacies, but if I try here, I am pleasantly surprised and…read moregrateful for their kindness. I will keep learning and continue calling this pharmacy my favorite.

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.

Great, friendly staff. Met our needs and was able to communicate very well. Even with the language…read moreissues, they were able to get what we needed.

Imagine explaining the American health care system in a foreign language that you're barely…read moreconversant in via the telephone game. I went in hoping to coherently explain in my very mid French why a pharmacist at another pharmacy was only able to fill half of a prescription for my aunt (based on what that pharmacist had told me, in French, as I understood it). The look from the first of the two pharmacists at Place Rèpublique who helped us was that stereotypical French, chin down, eyebrows up, "Dear God, I have to deal with another tourist today?" face. But it only lasted a split second. She and her colleague looked at my aunt's paperwork, figured out the deal, and took care of us in short order. They answered all our questions, even the dumb ones (eg, "Are these mints Italian? Can you tell me what flavor they are? What does this [Italian word] mean?") I appreciated not only their help but also their patience.