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5 years ago
So helpful and friendly. Staff are second to none and all of the great products are stocked up if not they order for you.
15 years ago
One of my favourite chemist shops as the staff are so friendly and helpful. Good selection of what you might need for the bathroom and body and even a few gift ideas. read more
Killiney Shopping Centre
Rochestown Avenue, Killiney
Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin
Republic of Ireland
Dún Laoghaire
(01) 285 2538
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People searched for Drugstores 3,328 times last month within 15 miles of this business.
This chemist is open 7 days a week and open late…read more They are hidden away past Lidl and then into your right. Being a lazy bod the parking is right outside and I enjoyed wondering around in here buying bits and pieces. There were deals to be had and I am now washing my hair with carrots! Behind the counter they were most helpful as I needed help buying some anti-histamine one for day and one for night. A great little chemist.
As a previous poster said, this chemist is hidden behind Lidl's on Pottery Road. But to be fair,…read moreonce you turn on to the road for Lidl's the chemist is very clearly signposted. The late opening times are the real bonus of this place. There have been countless times in which I've needed some lemsip, painkillers or prescriptions after six o'clock and I've had to 'wait it out' whatever reason. A great place to be aware of.
This is a nice little chemist, it only ever has one or two people at most in it so you can wander…read morearound at your leisure and never have to face a big queue. They always have a sale on some type of make up in here; two big baskets sit at the entrance of the shop brim full of lip glosses and eye shadows, good for a rummage in when you're waiting for someone! The staff are very helpful too, I went in looking for a particular type of moisturiser one day but they didn't stock it so the lady behind the counter ordered it in specially for me, it was nice to see that she didn't give the usual lazy response of "i think they stock it in...try there". I look the look of the shop too, nice clean white surfaces, just like a chemist should look!
On the go, this is the perfect pharmacy. Usual prescription services but it's quite a large…read morepharmacy so you can pick up a lot of toiletry items here, make up, lotions and potions to make ye feel pretty. Next to a swift healthcare clinic, it's the perfect stop off to get your prescription dispensed as it's super handy. They open from 8am to 10pm every night which is awesome, late night pharmacies are so hard to come across and I like knowing and have relied on this place when I took ill late in the evening. Staff are friendly and even when they don't stock what your after, I've bn give good advice on where to get it from locally which is always appreciated.
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A great big Chemist alost like a boots really but its like a boots with a friendly local feel about…read moreit, not the coldness of boots. They have everything you need in here, there is somewhere to get your prescrptions, perfume and make up counters. there is a first aid section,a health food/natural medicine section. there is a kids section and a hair section.... i could go on but you get the idea! The staff in here are very friendly and really konw their stuff. One thing i like about this chemist is the fact that they sell and display cheaper alternatives to normal tablets, like solpadeine and nurofen, they are the same ingredients and work the same but are alot cheaper and the staff here are willing to advise you on it and encourage you to go for the cheap alternative, they are not out for money, you feel they care about the person not just the sale.
This is yer basic chemist, with a big selection of things like make-up, perfume, and misc. sundry…read morebeauty-esque non-medicinal items that, as a bloke, I have no idea what they're for. BUT... The staff is excellent and has several times taken pity on my lost and forlorn look and readily offered assistance. I'm not sure if it was because I was a guy and couldn't figure which brand of motion sickness mediciine was the one closest to my wife's usual brand and had that panicked oh-lord-which-one-will-make-her-happy look or because I'm an American who was wandering the aisle's in the vain hope of finding cough syrup (for my American readers-ya gotta ASK for it, it's kept behind the counter and they may ask for 17 different proofs-of-age before letting you buy it), but the staff has been very helpful and friendly each and every time I've been in. Bottom Line: Service with a smile gets an extra star..
Great prescription services
Exactly what you'd expect from an airport pharmacy.... everything you could possibly need (because…read moreit is still sitting on the kitchen table where you left it safe in the knowledge that you would grab it on the way out...) in much smaller containers than you are used to but at twice the price. Still... invaluable for those times when you need it, at any cost
The only actual pharmacy with a chemist on staff in the Dublin airport. Very short queues, with…read moreextremely kind and helpful staff. I'll agree with Quentin that the prices are in line with what you'd expect when a business is the only one available to a captive audience, but when you absolutely need something and you're stuck in the airport, this is the place to come to.
Awesome ! First full day in Ireland and I was. awakened with all the typical symptoms of an uti…read more Maxwell pharmacy just down the road from my hotel .. The gracious and caring staff advised me what I should do.The pharmacist was so kind.. My medical care team in the USA were notified and I had medication in a very short period of time .. I was feeling better by the afternoon and got to enjoy the rest of my stay in Ireland .. A big THANK YOU SOOO MUCH.. to the Maxwell pharmacy staff in Dalky , Dublin!
Friendly and happy to advise you on the best medication for any ailment. Who needs the doc!?read more
An excellent service made even better as in recent years they've moved to a slightly larger…read morepremises just a few doors down and took the opportunity to rid themselves of the unwanted monkey who used to guard the place by trying to intimidate honest customers. In its place there are now 4 beautiful friendly people who can answer any question no matter how badly I stumble while asking for a box of man size tissues. Funny enough, unlike other late night ventures (Spar, Centra I'm looking at you!!!) the prices here are actually far cheaper than in most of Dublin. Granted you may save a few cents by waiting until the supermarket opens the next day in which case you had better start saving those cents for baby food....
Hickey's Pharmacy in Harold's Cross has saved me a few times when I've been stuck late at night for…read morepharmaceutical supplies. They are open till 10pm every night, even on Sundays. The pharmacists are very helpful, and their prices are considerably lower than most others in Dublin - a prescription I have bought elsewhere for €13.50 costs just €11 here. On the down side, Hickey's is part of a chain of pharmacies, though they are Irish owned unlike Boots.
This is a fine pharmacy - bright, clean, all the rest of it - and it stocks some cute makeup…read moreranges, including the under-represented Isadora. However, it's pricing policy on some items leaves a lot to be desired. A tube of Rubex costs about €7. €7! I mean, I may have a cold, but really, at that price I'm going home to have a hot whiskey.
More than once this place has come to my rescue when I realise I've run out of something only sold…read moreat a Pharmacy late in the evening. Open until 10pm you probably won't find a later opening pharmacy in the area, and because of it's location on O'Connell Street near O'Connell Bridge you would find yourself passing it reasonably often. Location brings other things too, like the constant feeling that the security people are going to jump you if you move too close to anything in the shop! And price are a little higher than the more suburban pharmacies, but I guess you can't complain when the location and opening hours probably make that necessary.
Hickey's Pharmacy on O'Connell Street may be small but it packs in a lot of stuff. Shelves are…read morelabelled and divided into specific sections (e.g. baby care or women's health) so finding what you need becomes child's play. The chemist behind the counter is quite helpful, recommending what medication and products to take over others. Hickey's stocks basic cosmetic and beauty products so if you need hair spray or concealer in a pinch, you can find it here. One more thing worth mentioning is that it has a digital photo machine that prints and does enlargements.
A great place for a bargain on your favourite shampoo or deodorant! Usually the shelves inside the…read moredoor have a good few offers beckoning you in, the orange stickers wink at you as you're out on the street and you just have to go in and see how good the offer is! And it's usually good! This chemist is mostly used by office staff in and around the Sandyford industrial estate. They pile in here to get the usual headache tablets and Lemsip's depending on their ailment of course! But this chemist offer much more. It has those fancy make up counters that are usually reserved for the likes of brown Thomas, it has a children's section that includes all sorts of accoutrements that are needed by babies and toddlers. Then there is the normal make up stands that fit into the shelving of the shop. On top of all this there is a stand that always has twinkly things hanging from it, little statues made of crystal, I have never bought one but they sure are eye catchers! Just in case you weren't drawn in by the orange sale stickers!
This really is a fantastic pharmacy, stocking everything you could ever really need…read more The staff are fantastic and are always offering advice on the most appropriate product to heal your ailments. There is even a nice photo printing station now, for all your photo needs.
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A normal enough chemist with friendly staff who know their stuff. They are willing to give advice…read morewhen you walk in the door with some type of ailment. One thing i always think is surprising and nice is that they sell a small range of Bodyshop products just inside the door, I always thought that you could only get these in a body shop store but there they are tempting you from the shelf of a normal chemist! They do nice little gift sets of other products in this shop too which I think is a great idea!
I've been coming back to this pharmacy now and then and every time they offer amazing service…read more Staff helps out and, perhaps, looks out in some way for you. They give you some discount, which is always nice and keeps me coming back.
Forgot to renew my mother's medication on time from another pharmacy which was closed by the time I…read morefound out. I went in here as an emergency to see if I could get a days supply. The guy here was not only unhelpful but gave me terrible advice to go to a&e or get the oncall doctor to call out and get a or prescription. He could of helped out but didn't want to and was trying to say no pharmacy would help. Five minutes later I called Lloyd's in omni and they sorted me out straightaway and not only supplied me with two days medication but did it for free...avoid the jobsworth in here in cases of need.
This is your average local chemist has a pharmacy at the back and has a good selection of typical…read moregoods that you would normally find in a chemist on the shop floor. There is something "warm" about this chemist that I cannot put a finger on, it has a very welcoming exterior that cannot be attributed to any one feature. I suppose that is the beauty of the shop!
Quite a nice little pharmacy with handy opening hours as it opens late 7 days. Has all the usual…read moremedicines and photo-processing as well as some cosmetic items. This is a small enough place so mostly you'd go there for something specific rather than a browse. The staff and friendly and helpful.
Customer service is bad. The girls at the tills are noticeably more rude than other pharmacy shop…read moreassistants. Having people skills is an important part of the job. If they keep turning their backs on customers being served to have conversations they probably need retraining.
Bought my First Ladies toy here. I've been a virgin for 50 years and did not know what it felt like…read moreto be pleasured. Kind lady assisted me with the best vibrator they had in there. The price was costly but so worth it. I've never came so hard in my life. A rollercoaster of emotions and pleasure. Will be going back again. Highly recommend.
Once upon a time, this Faerie Queen was looking for some specific Irish remedies. The selection is…read morelimited, but we did find what we needed. The staff were hurried, but mostly helpful. The end.
Excellent service always. The pharmacist is so helpful as are all the staff…read more Can highly recommend this pharmacy.
The PharmHealth pharmacy is a convenient chemist on campus in DCU…read more Located right in the centre of campus opposite the Inter Faith Centre on the Mall, it;s a handy pick-up point for all your emergency pharmacy needs, whether it be tissues and lozenges for a cold that just won't shift, or alkaseltzers for those mornings after the night before. They also sell big fluffy slippers in the shapes of insects and animals that draw my eye every time I walk past.
From that three-story frontage commanding the corner of Camden Street, I expected something a…read morebit... bigger from Brady's Pharmacy. Instead, the shop inside was no bigger than the bakery a few doors down, just one floor and sparsely stocked (compared to other chemists in town who seem driven to stock shelves so tightly you can't move). The goods on the go are mid-range, mostly back braces and sun tan creams. The old fashioned counter at the back is manned, not by a pharmacist, but an assistant who ferries the scripts to the back... very Wizard of Oz-ish if you ask
My roomie was sick so nurse Nightingale to the rescue with some 1-2 Uniflu.... Such a catchy ad…read more Very small inside but what I did note was the compassion of the staff. There was a young lad ahead of me that appeared to have 1st degree burns on his hands but he was having issues with the credit card that he was using - it was his Mam's and he forgot the PIN.... Very trusting Mam. My point is they stuck to procedure and explained that they needed the pin but they let him use the phone and basically it all ended in happiness.
I have to admit, I'm still completely boggled by essential services that close like speciality…read morestores here in Dublin. Health Express on Abbey street is one of those perfectly located, central chemists that I'll hit up on my way to dinner or just before heading home on the LUAS... during the week. Come saturday evening and you're out of luck if you're feeling under the weather after 6. And since no one gets sick in Dublin on Sundays they've just decided to close entirely. This well stocked (and well guarded) pharmacy proffers the usual contingent of health, wellness, and beauty bits and bobs. Their pharmacy vending counter is neat and tended to by a few very professional folk who'll fill your scrip at the speed of light. Weight loss aids, nicotine gum, fizzing vitamin tablets -it's all here... as long you're there before 6pm on Saturday or can hang on for dear life till Monday morning.
This chemist in front of the Jervis Luas station has more of a medical feel than other chemists…read more Their products and services are more geared towards health than beauty. They do prescriptions and over the counter medication, but also have lots of first aid equipment like bandages, slings and antiseptic creams. The place is really tiny so don't expect to find the range of stuff you would in megastores like Boots. However, it's in a great location making it the opportune place to nip in for a last minute supply.
Let's be absolutely clear: this is not a terrible pharmacy. In fact, given that it's located inside…read morethe hospital I'm going to say they're operating to a higher standard. But while this is not a terrible pharmacy, it certainly isn't late night either. My mission for cold medicine at 9.45pm led to the grounds of St James Hospital - my iPhone Yelp app tagged it as an option (hey, how great is that?). Once in, a quick quiz of the porter on duty at the hospital entrance drew an understandable deep sigh. "This hasn't been a late night pharmacy in five years. Why do they* keep sending people here?" As I discovered, 24 Hour pharmacies seem to be rare on the level of philosophers stones and faberge eggs in Dublin. For those in need of cold remedy after hours your best bet is to search for an open Spar or Centra (the larger the better) and hope they've got what you need behind the counter. In the case that this pharmacy changes its name I'll gladly change my review -nothing makes one feel more like a grinch than labelling a hospital resource with one star. *"They" being an unnamed directories enquiry service that isn't too swift on updating listings.
I like this pharmacy, the staff and friendly, very helpful and informative. There's always special…read moreoffers on in here and at Christmas there's is tons of gifts, sets etc. I've never seen a small chemist packed so full of stock.