Great compounding pharmacy Great service…read more Great communication. .

Was given a prescription for a medication that required compounding . Received a call advising the…read moreprice and Immediately fell over in disbelief. Quoted me $ 538.00 and after regaining consciousness I declined to authorize the script . My doctor at a top CDN hospital said that this medication at other pharmacies should run $ 125.00- $ 175.00 . Incidentally we received, another quote on the same medication and paid them $ 185.00 . No need for the owner ( guy in white coat in the picture) to come on here try and justify his outrageous prices . My current pharmacist informs me several of his customers have turned to Pace when requiring compounding and Received the same pricing . Some businesses still feel the need to gouge customers especially when your clientele resides in high income area .Not buying this malarkey.

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.

There was a privacy breach because the pharmacist gave me mistakenly another patient's medicationread more

Pharmasave is one of Canada's leading independent pharmacy and drugstore retailers. However they…read moreare harder to find here then in the east, I have always preferred Pharmasave over Shoppers but Shoppers seems to be much more popular here. This location is convenient for me, however do not expect it to be open as long as shoppers, this location at least has short hours. It closes at 8PM throughout the week and 6PM on Saturday and completely closed on Sundays.

Kind of expensive pharmacy in the Village by the Grange food court with top-drawer service. The…read morepharmacist frequently waives my co-pay fee just to be nice. How charming. Now, it's no gargantuan Shoppers Drug Mart, but they do have a decent assortment of toiletries, medicines, and other baubles. It's the closest thing to a dollar store around, which has to count for something right? Obligatory Title Pun: No cows on this PHARM. Menu Readability: Very non-applicable. Need to mention: They're lightning fast with prescriptions here and it's rarely busy. What this place teaches me about myself: I need not ever leave the Village by the Grange food court.

While not the most aesthetically pleasing pharmacies, the management are wonderful. The main…read morepharmacist is a lovely man, always kind and encouraging and they keep their prices low, offering 15% off for seniors at all times. Having a large space enables them to offer a lot of products many pharmacies wouldn't be able to. The place needs a make-over but their business is down 40% +,do to COVID so it makes take a little while longer!

Basically, a bigger and nicer Walgreen/CVS. Larger selection of foods and cosmetics. Also Canada…read morePost is inside too. They don't open early though.

There are 4 sections at this shoppers including the regular Shoppers, Beauty-boutique, the…read morePharmacy, and the Canada Post. The store itself is fine. There's many staff that always seem to be walking around re-stocking/ tidying up the shelves. I use self-check out anyway, so I rarely need to interact with anyone. The pharmacy is up and down. Sometimes, I can pick up my prescription within 15 minutes, but many times it's longer because they only have 1 person helping at the window. Generally, they seem impatient and like they just don't care. I.E., you've waited thirty minutes just to get to the pick up window, and not even a "hello, sorry for the wait".. just "NAME?" . Also, they need to stop loudly reading out everyone's name, birthdays, addresses, and prescriptions. Have some discretion and lower your voice. The Canada Post can also take forever. Every time I go with a quick package, there's a huge a line and one pour soul working there. They don't provide enough space to queue up, so you're blocking the storage/ staff room door and/ or standing in the freezer area. Why oh why, don't you staff 2 people, when you KNOW everyone's coming to CP after work to mail out their stuff?? And if someone needs to label their package still, please move them aside and help the next customer. I don't expect much from Shoppers anymore.. but sometimes this place just puts the cherry on top of a bad day.

While I live out of town, each time I visit Toronto, I usually make a trip to Shoppers Drug Mart on…read moremy first day each time, and as this particular location is close to the hotel I stay at, this is the location I visit the most. In fact, I find myself going to this Shoppers Drug Mart 2-3 times over the four days I'm in town for items I was unable to bring on the place. I rarely need to interact with the staff as I typically use the self-checkout kiosks to check out. I usually make my first trip to this location to pick up distilled water and a few snacks I could use for the next four days. Then, I come back to pick up items to bring back home as souvenirs on another visit. I have also visited this location to pick up passport applications. On one visit a year or two ago, I even bought a shaver there and toiletries that I forgot. It's helpful to remember to bring your own bag from home as there is cost for each bag you use, though that's typical across Toronto. If you go to the Shoppers website (https://www.shoppersdrugmart.ca), you can shop online, use the pharmacy, see flyers and offers, and much more. You can also sign up for the PC Optimum program by going to https://accounts.pcid.ca/create-account which can be used at Shoppers Drug Mart, Joe Fresh, PC Optimum, PC Express, and PC Health. You can redeem special offers for credits, and often, there is even a special offer on your birthday. It's great to get freebies and to earn reward dollars quickly and with little effort. While I don't have much experience with asking staff for assistance, I have still found my experience at this Shoppers Drug Mart to be good. I'll certainly be back when I'm back in Toronto.

SORRY SHOPPERS DRUG MART, SOLD FROM YOUR STORE, Petro Canada Gift card, I bought one and it has No…read morevalue on it. Petro Canada made me go online for over an hour and the end result? they made me sign up for a petro points card with a hundred thousand points on it. This was a gift for someone, who has my $100 in their pocket? They are selling old expired GAS GIFT cards----Petro Canada----

Today, my husband and I went to this pharmacy. We have been dealing with them for a few days by…read morephone, email and in person. They were very professional and prompt in dealing with our questions. When we arrived at the pharmacy, we needed something further changed and they also accommodated our request. After our visit, they followed up by email to make sure everything was satisfactory. The staff also encouraged us to contact the pharmacy if we had any further questions. We loved the individual and personal care while also respecting our privacy. Thanks to all the staff who helped us today. We will go back again!

I like visiting the Shoppers' Drug Mart located at the south-east corner of Kipling & Dixon. The…read morepostal outlet is a great feature. The store clerks are very cordial and the postal staff are terrific. Apparently, they'll be relocating to the space vacated by Food Basics. I'm looking forward to the expansion. However, I hope they won't loose their charm which they currently have.

My rating is 3.5 stars…read more After work last Thursday, I wanted to pick up some hand cream for my mom. She had cracked skin on one of her hands for at least a week. The hand cream that she was using wasn't healing a thing. I found one brand that seemed promising while doing some research online. The site said that it was available at this particular Shoppers Drug Mart. The store was conveniently on my way home from work. Then again, I cut across most of the GTA, so I pass by a ton of stores! This store is in a plaza. There seemed to be a Food Basics or some green-painted grocery store that has closed down. Shoppers Drug Mart is in the corner further down. The parking area can be a bit chaotic. It's an older plaza and the lanes are more narrow than what I'm used to in suburbia. This store has been here for a while. It has everything that you'd expect it to have, including a grocery aisle. I walked every aisle and could not find the hand cream that I was looking for, which was disappointing. However, there was a Gold Bond one that was on sale. It has been approved by the Canadian Diabetes Society. It has proven results. It was also on sale. I bought it! I dropped the cream off at my parents' place. My mom said that she would try the hand cream out immediately. This morning, I spoke to my mom. She said that three hours later, she noticed a huge difference. She no longer has cracked hands. Nice! She asked me whether she could pay me back. Hearing her say that this product works is all that I wanted. The lone cashier at this store was friendly and made sure that each customer was okay. She helped out a senior ahead of me. I liked the care that she showed and the help that she gave. I'd come back here again when I'm in the area. (157)