Seriously, the best pharmacy in Scarborough…read more Shady and his team consistently provide exceptional customer service. They are extremely friendly and with being a frequent flyer at this pharmacy, it feels like they are family. If they don't have the prescription or over the counter item you are looking for, they order it in for you and let you know when it's ready to be picked up. Although there is limited staff sometimes, they always drop what they are doing to assist and always go that extra mile. They always have their staple items on the floor and it's always neat and tidy. The store is kept exceptionally clean and all products are in order and faced appropriately. They always have new items at the front of the store and a discount area around the cash. I am definitely proud that this is my home pharmacy and I wouldn't change it for any other location.

Shady is the absolutely most professional and kind man I have ever dealt with..I have been a client…read morethere for a long time. Faith and the other staff that work there are very friendly and easy to deal with. Wendy G

Paper bags are completely useless. They slip out of your hands and dont have a handle. The paper is…read moreso thin that you bag will tear open and all of your items will spill into the ground. Paper is also not waterproof, meaning if you were shopping on a rainy day then you may aswell just go home.

I love deals and it's usually the only time I shop Rexall Pharma Plus is when Air Miles gives big…read morepoints for a minimum $pending trip; get 114 Air Miles when I spend $50 or more did the trick! My mission is to always finish a nose-hair over the minimum amount so having a calculator ready is a must. I take advantage of instant PEEL and SAVE stickers if it's something I can eat; usually they're found on fresh grocery products with a soon to expire date like cereals, cheese, juices, bread, etc. Look for "red or yellow tag" items for specials but don't always buy because the lower cost per unit item next to it might still be a better deal at the regular price. This store is brightly lit with small shopping carts (that you can't leave the store with because of the metal pole hits the top of the entrance/exit). Anyhow, there's room to move amongst the aisles. Staff are helpful and friendly. Total sales amount (before taxes) at checkout seldom matches my calculator amount; most of the time higher because the sales or marked down items may not have been entered into the register properly. Check your purchases & prices on the cash register screen as they are scanned so you pay what you're supposed to pay. That's why I use a calculator as it keeps me close to my minimum amount and maximizes my reward! Success this trip!!!

Pharmacy right beside the Brimley medical clinic! Very nice staff and they can serve in English,…read moreCantonese and Mandarin!

This is my first visit to a Phamasave location in Toronto…read more The store is clean, organized and product choices are good although this prices seem higher than other drug stores I frequent. Nevertheless, staff are friendly and helpful.

Wonderful Pharmacy. Always willing to guide you to the right product that will fix what ailes you…read more Open on all stat holidays. They have walkers, crutches, braces etc. A full home health care section and they order whatever you need. Really like the staff here.

This Shoppers is near the Markham Road and Sheppard Avenue intersection, possibly one of the worst…read moreintersections in the area, but I am a fan of this location. This location had opened for quite a few years now and I tend to come here when I can't find something from my local Shoppers. I have been here multiple times, they seem to have better selection of electronics, and always seem to be better stocked than other stores. I did not use the pharmacy, so no comment. Staff are pretty good. Fairly clean and organised store. No complaints.

Been here several times, with mixed results. If you are just stopping to buy a drink, a snack,…read moretoothpaste, etc - you will be fine. But don't bother filling any prescriptions here because the pharmacist apparently cannot do math. 90 pills is not the same as 135 pills, and charging the customer for 135 when you only give them 90 is just plain fraud.