Chinese medicine is hardly my specialty (#1) but armed with a list of things to get from others, I…read morewas able to walk into this store and be done with my shopping in a matter of minutes. All hail Karning Dispensary (嘉寧中西葯房) for coming through in the clutch. Not all Karnings are built the same. This store along Johnston Rd in Wan Chai is on the smaller side and the people traffic was in and out the entire time. The staff was professional, spoke mainly Cantonese, and was not about wasting time talking about the medicine I was seeking. They took my info and went to the back and came out with all the items at once. That's efficiency. The price they offered was still more competitive than the quotes I got from other nearby stores. They accept Octopus, cash, and credit cards for no additional fee. I wouldn't hesitate for a second for a return visit. Calling ahead of time might even be the better move going forward. ___________ (#1) Or even Western medicine.

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.

Great service. Always willing to source products they don't have in stock…read more Wide array of consumer products in addition to OTC meds.

Caring, patient, knowledgeable, personable, effective treatment. He cured my very severe sciatica…read moreby acupuncture after western medicine doctors determined no cure. He's my life saver.

Total Chaos! Maybe…read moreits just because I am not used to Asian pharmacies, but it was pretty crowded, with people randomly cutting in front of you to get things, get help, or pay. Either way, they had everything I needed and the prices were really good, at least compared to American pharmacies. So I'm still giving them 4 stars. Cheers!

I enjoy visiting personal care drugstores like Watsons, so when I found Mannings during my first…read moretrip to HK, I practically devoured it. I actually visited several Mannings outlets there, but since I bought the most items in the HK International Airport, this outlet is what I chose to review. That, and because I forgot the locations of the other outlets. For starters, they offer good discounts on selected personal care items, such as 70% off on luxury face creams or 50% off on hair care products. And these products aren't your throwaway brands; these are decent mid-range products that you can use every day. Anyway, I was on the last leg of our vacation and still with a wad of HK$ to spend on myself. Sure I could save them, but I didn't fly all the way to HK and convert my cash just to decide to reconvert it to PHP at the last moment. I wanted to convert my cash into skincare: cash gets saved, my face gets wrinkled - where's the fun in that? So I raided the store for various creams, serums, lip balms, and masks on sale, only to find out at the checkout counter that I was short by HK$50. I forgot that I blew a portion of my money on chocolates a few floors away. Glutton. Apologizing profusely, I prepared to withdraw my purchases, but the cashier dumped my items on the counter. "Nonono!" she exclaimed in heavily accented English. "You take away what you don't need, yah? Then I count again for you. S'okay, yah?" I threw out the lip balms (who needs duck lips anyway, when ducks don't even have lips). I was still short by HK$26. Panicked, I fished out a bunch of loose extra coins from my purse. The cashier continued, "I count your coins for you, yah?" And luckily, I had enough to cover the rest of my purchases. No way was I letting go of that collagen serum because my eyebags won't let go of my face. So all bills spent, with a few leftover coins rattling in my pocket, I happily trotted off to better skin and brokedom. Thanks, Mannings, for your helpful staff and cool products.

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!

醫師待病人細心細緻，針灸和推拿的手法很好，能成功幫病人解除痛楚，好多病人願意推薦親友來看病。The doctor treats patients with great care and…read moreattention. The techniques used in acupuncture and massage are excellent and can successfully relieve patients' pain. Many patients are willing to recommend their relatives and friends to come for treatment.

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.