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????

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!!!

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!!!!

Since they changed owners a couple of years ago I thought I'd give this Hell Hole of a pharmacy a…read moresecond chance. I went with my prescription and the clerk asked me for my phone number to access my file. So I start giving my number and she was just looking at me. She wasn't taking the number down. So she asks again and I give her my number a second time. Then she asks me if I have any allergies and I respond "no". Again she's not paying attention so I have to respond a second time. Finally she says "okay, just a minute" and puts my prescription behind her and starts speaking Spanish to her colleagues. Then very rudely with a chip on her shoulder a lil 4'10" beast comes and starts speaking to me in French. I told her that I had already been served and that the other girl has already taken my prescription. She again said something in French which I didn't understand, In which I responded "how rude" because I was speaking English and she was insisting in responding in French. At that point I took my prescription back in order to go to a different pharmacy. As I was walking out, another Spanish speaking dude (out of nowhere) interjected and tried to antagonize me with low IQ remarks. It's as if he had the mind of an 11 year old trying to pick on another child. They all got a "go F yourselves" and saw my backside for the last time. It has to probably be the most unprofessional business around, with a staff ready to pounce. I can only imagine the owner or GM must be quite the basket case to have that kind of staff. To Jean Coutu corporate, Anglophones represent over 15% of the Montreal area population, that's a large amount of people to constantly berate and "P"-off. Makes no business sense. Reminder, the official language in Canada is English and French, this pharmacy only recognizes French and Spanish it seems. I was discriminated against because I spoke English (your staff made sure to make it clear) and if you speak English like a lot of the aging community that buys medicine, I suggest you give your money to businesses that respect you. JC made it it clear they hated me today. They ALL don't speak English until it comes time to tell you off, then the English rolls off their tongues. It's amusing to watch them create these kind of situations.

Jean Coutu along with Pharmaprix are the largest drugstore chains in the area. This store reminded…read moreme of the drugstore layouts in the US from the 1980s. I went to check on some mouthwash and their regular prices were high compared to American drugstore, but I was lucky to catch some of these on sale. The best thing is to check their sales flyer and take advantage of the specials. The had a self checkout counter that took credit cards.

The old woman working in the cosmetics department is incredibly rude upon your initial interaction…read more As if your bothering her while she's just standing there offering no help. I'd go to any other pharmacy in the area.