I have a really bad cough and was looking for Buckley's. Their site says 24hres…read more I drove 18 km at 5 am only to find out they were closed until 7am I am very unhappy

What kind of respectable establishment does not carry the Munchies Chips? How do you get off…read moreselling snacks and ships and do not even carry in stock the best chips of them all. I have been a weekly customer at your branch since opening, and the one time i went out of my way to give you my business, even though the dollar store was closer, i was responded to with an abrupt "NO" when asked if my favourite pharmacy carried my beloved chips. I will not be returning to this branch!

You can get an enjoyable experience every time, well almost every time…read more Very helpful staff and aim to please but due to staff shortage and high attrition rate, the service experience suffers especially within the pharmacy section. Things are not always bad but also not always great, the importance is in the attempt to make them better.

After moving to the West Island a few years back, I had transferred my file here since it was close…read moreto my house and conveniently open until midnight. It all goes downhill from there. My review is strictly based on my experience at the prescription counter/pharmacy section. The wait to get a prescription filled is oddly long regardless of what time or day you visit, having waited a half hour on more than 1 occasion with barely any customers present. They used to have great staff at the counter who were professional, and kind but now the staff has completely changed and they are rude and very unpleasant to deal with. Every single time I go I witness an unpleasant exchange of words between a staff member and a client, not acceptable. They have also made errors in entering my insurance information making me have to pay upfront and return for a refund after my insurance company confirms that my coverage is active, but staff incorrectly entered my birth date or coverage info, and then of course returning for the refund I got attitude from the staff member and no apology for their error. Tired of dreading going to pick up a prescription I finally switched pharmacies and what a difference. I've even called and left a message for the pharmacist when switching my families file to another pharmacy to speak to him about my concerns and as expected, never got a call back. Funny thing, when I called the nearby Uniprix to switch my file they automatically guessed which pharmacy I was transferring my file from, guess I am not the only one!

I consider this place the last chance stop for my pharmaceuticals/hygiene needs. Why? Things are…read moreexpensive here, far more than Jean-Coutu and let's be honest, this place in general pales in comparison. When you break down their name Pharmaprix it means "Pharmaceutical" and "Price". Well, they at least got the name right. Coming from a guy who'll go to Costco and buy a 5 pack of deodorants for $14, you have to really convince me to pay close to $6 for a single one. They also sell basic grocery needs as well but once again, the price-tag is steep. Milk is already expensive at $4+ at Maxi, when it's $7, you have to wonder if they actually manage to sell anything here and if they do, perhaps I'm not the target audience for their sales, you know, those "devilishly handsome logical types" audience group. However the pharmacist and crew are very competent and polite and deserve a good mention.

Pharmaprix in Quebec, is the same company known as Shoppers in the rest of Canada. The chain based…read morein Toronto, Ontario. It has more than 1,300 stores in ten provinces and two territories. It's difficult not to walk around the city without not running into one of their stores...this particular one on St Catherine is similar to others...large cosmetics section, with a good selection of men's grooming products...large drugstore aisles with shampoo, soaps, etc. Nice easy self checkout registers make the trip easy and quick.

just left with a 4 pack of oikos yogurt that are 4 days going on 5 past the noted expiry date…read more greedy or just plain ignorant????

I am a night owl, so it was hard for me to get things done. I love the fact that there is a…read morepharmacy open at this hour. At night, they do have different rules then during the day. The cosmetics department is closed but they do have a few basic ones if you need them. All products behind glass are unavailable during the night shift. There is a sign that explains mandatory baskets for customers between midnight and 06:00 am, they also the baby formula to a limit of 2. Gift cards are limited to 2 and must be cash only. Last but not least, there are no returns at night. The staff are very helpful with indicating where you can find things or they will actually show you where it is. There is no delivery service, but you can order from the apps if you're feeling under the weather and can't make it in person. For the actual pharmacy department, they are excellent best in-person service I have had. Also, take note that the pharmacist is located on the second floor.

Clean and well stocked drugstore in the Cote de Nieges section of the city. The cough drops were…read morevery expensive compared to what you would pay in the US at a CVS or Walgreens. They had a nice section of over the counter products, beauty products, oral care, etc. The staff here was super friendly and very smiley. Nice experience.

We are visiting from the US and needed medical attention asap for a family member. We walked in and…read morethe pharmacist was super helpful and spoke fluent Chinese. Definitely eased our concerns and addressed all our questions kindly.

We are visiting from USA. My husband forgot an important heart medication and having had a recent…read moreheart attack, we were worried. The pharmacist overheard us asking questions and quickly gave us 3 options to get the medication. We chose option one and had the medication in about 30 minutes. We are so grateful! Five stars!!!

It has been my pharmacy for almost 50 years. That says it all…read more Here are a couple of pointers: Their Webb page is terrible. When returning a blood pressure monitor bought under life time warranty, we were denied by the new owner. Her excuse did not convince me. -- The last point is that they have a male technician who I think is dumb ;one reason for saying so : One occasion I asked for help in buying some product for an itchy scalp, he asked me to turn around so he could "see¨ 'then I was told a prescription was needed to help me. What he ¨saw" was my neck and a very clean hair. This same guy in another occasion ask me for a reference number from the manufacturer for buying Lipitor. Lipitor is free and needs no reference.

Whenever I want to get something at Pharmaprix, this is the one I usually go to mainly due to…read morelocation. They are situated at a strip/parking mall and right across the street from the Cote Vertu metro station (and Cote Vertu bus terminal where a lot of buses stop). They generally have plenty of items that are advertised as being on sale in their flyer. Unlike the other pharmacies that I've gone to (Jean Coutu and Walmart), when getting your prescription filled here, they will give you a "pager" so you can walk around the store and continue your shopping. Once your prescription is ready, they will buzz your pager informing you that you can head back to the prescription medication section to pick up and pay for your prescription. At the same time, they will also ring up any items that you want to purchase from the store so you don't have to pay for your prescription and then line up at the cash register near the exit to pay for your other items (but most of the other pharmacies that I've gone to will also do this). To be honest, I don't go to Pharmaprix that often since I find Pharmaprix's non-sale prices to be more expensive than at other pharmacy prices or grocery store prices. This Pharmaprix does have a large grocery section where you can find things that you can also find at a depanneur (prices are generally cheaper than at a depanneur). The only thing is that they are right beside a large grocery store (Provigo) so you can get all your grocery items at Provigo. However, if you are already in Pharmaprix (for whatever reason), you can get your grocery items or snacks at the same time without having to leave and go to another store.

Nice large pharmacy located in downtown Montreal, not far from Rue Guy on St Catherine. The store…read morehas a nice large layout, with a huge health and beauty cosmetic department and large shelves for all kind of drugstore type items...this place is huge, so you are bound to find what you want here. The prices are a bit high, but that is expected from a drugstore as compared to a grocery store...convenience over price. I checked out some of their food items and snacks and it was fun to see some flavors of chips that you can not find in the States....like Ketchup !! They have some quick and easy self checkout registers...

I bought a Christmas gift kit. When my guests went to claim the gift they were told they needed the…read morereceipt !!! Who gives a box gift and then expect the receipt! The definition of a gift is for people to not know how much you spent lol !!! It's a total scam ! I paid 150$ for a perfume gift box. I was told they could use the gold card inside the gift to purchase a 100ml of the perfume they preferred ! Once you arrive with this card they tell you you need the invoice and proof of payment. lol ! Never again ! I paid 150$ to be given 6 different perfums that I would have receive over the counter !total scam !be aware!!!!