The Priceline on Watton Street includes a pharmacy. This is a great one stop shop for your…read morepharmaceutical, makeup and toiletries needs. Conveniently located across from Coles make it easy to do all your errands without to much running around.

Yes its convenient, because its next to coles and you get all your shopping done in one go etc.,…read morebut really the staff including the random pharmacists they are not very knowledgeable. Would recommend the 2 pharmacies down Watton street after Rivers shop.

The Knoxfield Pharmacy is a really cute little place just off Ferntree Gully Road. It has a real…read morecommunity feel to it, as you will often see the same staff there each time you go. In this sense it can also be a bit awkward to take an embarrassing prescription there as they get to know their customers quite well. For general products there prices are quite good. Normally pharmacies tend to be quite expensive when it comes to skin products or tissues etc, but this one was similar in price to Safeway, which is one of the cheapest places to get these items (in my experience). The service here is really good. There are two counters - the one at the back is for prescriptions and the one at the front is for general items. There will always be at least one person at one of these counters and they will always be very friendly and courteous. I have always had very good experiences at this pharmacy and I definitely trust them when it comes to filling my prescriptions and being discreet when other customers are in the store. I would definitely recommend them. Great service.

A fantastic little pharmacy that stocks all the necessities - none of this mass warehouse, makeup,…read morefake tan nonsense - but just the good ol' stuff that makes you feel better. The staff are incredibly kind and helpful and clearly have a passion for their job. They want you to feel as good as you can as quickly as you can. I used to live nearby and they quickly became like a second family to me! It's always nice to feel mothered when you're sick... So if you do live by, I urge you to go to Patel's the next time you need something to settle your grumbling belly or your aching head.

Patel's pharmacy is still there: still surviving in light of the mega chain pharmacies that have…read moretaken a strangle hold of the industry. Situated on the busy corner of Brunswick St. and Alexandra Parade, this place has been here forever. The tiny family owned pharmacy is jam-packed and has advertising that looks like it's been there since the 70's. Whenever I go in I feel sorry that I've made the hobbling, aging sales assistant come to the front desk, she looks like she is in need of some of the medicine they sell. Always super friendly service and great personnel advice from the chemist. Unfortunately it is a couple of dollars more expensive than the chain stores but the people and the service will get me back every time.

There are at least 4 chemist shops in Box Hill & this is the best. Unlike the others the chemists…read moreit isn't cramped with cheap buy in bulk toilet paper, cheap toys & fake perfume. After shocking experiences at My Chemist & Chemist Discount Warehouse ( please check out my other reviews) it was such a relive to go to Pharmore & get good, patient advice from well trained staff. Their products didn't cost more either.

If you shop at Barkly Square because you live in the area as I do - there's a Coles, Woolworths and…read moreKmart here - dropping into the Barkly Square Pharmacy is quite convenient. I usually buy toiletries here when I run out but can't be bothered going further to buy my favourite brand. They stock quite a good range of skincare products like Burt's Bees, Akin and other organic and natural skincare brands, if you're into that sort of thing, which I am. They also often have items on sale, which if you're not fussy about brands then you can take advantage of these savings. Just double check your receipt before you leave the store - twice I've been charged the full price amount for the sale item. The second time it happened, the salesperson asked me to wait whilst she checked the price point advertised on the display shelf because apparently they often tag the wrong items for sale! Perhaps competency isn't their thing, but there are bargains to be had.

Best Pharmacy I have been to in a while. The new management is amazing - I came in after I had some…read moremuscle problems and the chemist Ali took over 10 minutes of his time to help me and explain all the different options - even offered me a free trial bottle of magnesium vitamins. Also offered to match or beat any prices. Thanks for the top notch service. I'll definitely be back.

Spiros pharmacy is a great place to get your pharmacy needs met. He and the other pharmacists are…read moreknowledgeable, helpful and keen to support you to have your pharmacy needs met. The pharmacy staff are all happy to attend to you and meet your needs as well they are all kind and friendly. they even home deliver. I have always been treated with respect and kindness when I go there by everyone I have dealt with. keep it up Spiro and the crew

A really well set out pharmacy, Koutsis Spiro is also a post office and still does film processing…read more There are plenty of staff on hand to help out and offer advice, and they also advertise a dry cleaning service. So it's kind a renaissance-esque, all in one type business. Prices are all pretty average and there's a good selection of brands within each product area (except where only one brand corners the market anyway). Located right near the junction tram stop on High St, it a pretty convenient place to grab some stuff while you wait.

Westgarth Pharmacy. Ok, it's not the sexiest little chemist in Melbourne, and if you're looking for…read moreboutique beauty brands or a great selection of anything at all you'll definitely be left wanting as this little pharmacy's tiny size all but precludes a brilliant range of anything, but it is a great local chemist nonetheless. Stocking a small range of beauty brands including semi-natural Aussie line Natio alongside all of the medicines, painkillers, plasters and whatnot that you can expect from your average chemist, Westgarth Pharmacy is also just about the only place in Westgarth that sells Metcards. Yep, if you want to buy any kind of ten-trip ticket for the trains or trams around these parts you need to have Westgarth Pharmacy on your radar. A great money-saving trick if you travel around Melbourne a lot, Westgarth Pharmacy sells a full range of Metcards and its staff are knowledgeable and helpful. Unexciting perhaps but very, very useful.

Chemist Warehouse is great when you need some skin/face products where everything there is that…read morelittle bit cheaper! There are just rows of female skin care products and make up where, as a man, I like to pick up the cheaper deodorants and body washes. The lady working there was also really good with helping a couple of us work out some cheap make up products for a university film project. It can be scary going to buy these sorts of products at other stores as I had no idea at how expensive "good" make up and shampoos really are! I'm glad there's a place like Chemist Warehouse around for me.

Chemist Warehouse claims to "the cheapest pharmacy". This is FALSE advertising! They might be cheap…read morefor vitamins but not for private scripts! They tell you that they are giving you a cheap generic, but if you shop around you can often get a better price elsewhere. I found out yesterday that I could get an equivalent script at Priceline for less than half of Chemist Warehouse charged me last year! As a pensioner, I found it outrageous having to pay over $50 for 6 tablets there in May! People go to Chemist Warehouse automatically because they believe the advertising - that's why you have to wait a long time for scripts. I got sick of waiting a few months ago and went into Priceline to check the price of a private script to discover that is was the same, so I started going there instead and find the service is faster and the pharmacist and staff are more helpful and friendly. I also was pleased to see that the Pharmacist informed me of a much cheaper option through the PBS to get the equivalent of a very pricey private script. Priceline Balaclava also give Seniors Discount on normal priced items. It's about time Chemist Warehouse showed more interest in helping customers to find the cheapest price instead of lining their own pockets! The service there also leaves a lot to be desired as it's often hard to find a staff member to assist you and they don't always know their stuff.