I've been living in a world where most pharmacies double up as pseudo department / convenience…read morestores all rolled in one. In Hong Kong and most of Asia, small pharma-chains like Fanda are more geared toward beauty products and pills with very little inbetween. This location has the touristy edge for being right along Nathan Road near the A2 MTR entrance/exit with a staff that is eager to help. There is no need for appointments, just come in. The nice thing about medicine out here is there are few restrictions on certain common meds found out west. From sleep medication to pain management to all sorts of specialty meds, it is likely here. The brand name medication is likely to be more expensive, so be prepared to seek out the generic stuff if needs be. Calling ahead of time may prove to be problematic for non-Canto speakers, though the staff should be able to handle most requests in English. I would recommend coming prepared with a picture of the drug or brand name so they can find it quickly. They sell in bulk and also take credit card, though cash is always preferred. No word on the beauty products, but the last time I peeped their prices for nail clippers and lotion, the markup was more significant than some of the nearby Watson's and street vendors.

There are 3 other pharmacies in the area, and this one in particular might be the busiest. Prices…read moreare fair and this particular store focuses more on cosmetic products, when compared with the other three, so if you're looking for some of the "older world" products like cold cream, this place has it. This is literally where I shop for cosmetics for my mother or grandmother. The store itself is well lit and clean. In Hong Kong standards, the place is reasonably spacious in Hong Kong standards, and there's a lot of people around to help. Bonjour wasn't particularly busy during my visit, but it's pretty clear that this place is still quite popular amongst mainland tourists.

There are all sorts of stores inside train stations in Hong Kong. Drugstores being one store in…read moreabundance in them. Makes sense given the on the go lifestyle in HK. Mannings is one of the two biggest drugstore chains in Hong Kong. Watsons being the other. This Mannings is located inside the Hong Kong Station complex. It is not a very big location. More of a convenience store size drugstore. Was looking for some Claritin for my allergies. If you are a foreign visitor, you won't see many of the OTC drug brands that you will find in your home country. As such, Claritin does not exist in HK so I had to look for the generic name on the package to find the HK equivalent brand which is NT-Alergi BTW. Fortunately, it was not as difficult to find as they do have products organized by ailment. This Mannings is alright. It is not a big store, but you should be able to find what you need for any immediate needs that you might have while travelling on MTR or Airport Express.

Regular pharmacy…read more Bottled water, gum and all sorts of Chinese medicine and western médecine. It's a good stop if you need aspirines.

Very conveniently located chemist (drug store) just on the other side of Nathan Road, between the…read moreTST ferry terminal and the Sheraton hotel. On a recent trip to HK, I discovered that I'd caught a cold and forgotten my deodorant, and the Sheraton's concierge directed me here straightaway. It's a narrow storefront but quite deep, so don't be discouraged. They had everything I needed, spoke perfect English, and had me back out the door in minutes. If you're a business traveler or working nearby, this Watson's outpost is sure to have everything that you need to get you back to health or make you presentable.

One of the best local pharmacy in Ma On Shan. They do have everything that you needed and staffs…read moreare super helpful! Located in MOSTown and easy to spot!

Came here and bought a few things on sale. Well the prices are quite reasonable. Its basically the…read moresame price as Canada if you convert it over from HKD. I bought tiger palm here and caugh drops which I needed it. The store is very small but its everywhere in HK. The sales person pretty much followed us around the store. A bit awkward. But I guess she wants to know if we have questions and we are helped right off the bat if we need help.

Shopping in Hong Kong…read more.. Need any health care products or cosmetics? Bonjour may be your answer. Bonjour seems like a Walgreens or CVS. We were walking past when I saw cute hand sanitizers... Cony (the white bunny) and Brown (the bear) from LINE FRIENDS. I HAD TO get them. This brightly lit shop is cozy with narrow aisles. It's just a convenient place to get some shampoo or bandaids. Service was alright. If I were working here, I would be perturbed by customers who don't have their wallet ready or those who complain about prices... lol! Yes, these people ahead of me in line make the payment process slower. Remember to bring your own package or just drop your purchases in your tote bag! There's so much more to see and do in Hong Kong!

Mannings is one of the two major personal health and beauty chains in Hong Kong. They offer a…read morecomprehensive range of pharmacies, health care, vitamins, supplements, cosmetics, skin care, baby care, personal care products. This location at Fairview Park Town Centre does not have a pharmacy or a pharmacist on duty. You will have to go to Yuen Long or Sheung Shui for the closest location with a pharmacist. Hence, I wouldn't come here for your prescription drugs. This location is quite small, and it doesn't carry a full range of products and brands you would see at a regular Mannings store in the city. However, it is still a good compliment to the Fusion supermarket nearby. The location is quite convenient for local residents, and nearby village houses. It's at the hub of the Fairview Park Town Centre. A minute walk from the car park, and bus terminus.