It has been my pharmacy for almost 50 years. That says it all…read more Here are a couple of pointers: Their Webb page is terrible. When returning a blood pressure monitor bought under life time warranty, we were denied by the new owner. Her excuse did not convince me. -- The last point is that they have a male technician who I think is dumb ;one reason for saying so : One occasion I asked for help in buying some product for an itchy scalp, he asked me to turn around so he could "see¨ 'then I was told a prescription was needed to help me. What he ¨saw" was my neck and a very clean hair. This same guy in another occasion ask me for a reference number from the manufacturer for buying Lipitor. Lipitor is free and needs no reference.

Whenever I want to get something at Pharmaprix, this is the one I usually go to mainly due to…read morelocation. They are situated at a strip/parking mall and right across the street from the Cote Vertu metro station (and Cote Vertu bus terminal where a lot of buses stop). They generally have plenty of items that are advertised as being on sale in their flyer. Unlike the other pharmacies that I've gone to (Jean Coutu and Walmart), when getting your prescription filled here, they will give you a "pager" so you can walk around the store and continue your shopping. Once your prescription is ready, they will buzz your pager informing you that you can head back to the prescription medication section to pick up and pay for your prescription. At the same time, they will also ring up any items that you want to purchase from the store so you don't have to pay for your prescription and then line up at the cash register near the exit to pay for your other items (but most of the other pharmacies that I've gone to will also do this). To be honest, I don't go to Pharmaprix that often since I find Pharmaprix's non-sale prices to be more expensive than at other pharmacy prices or grocery store prices. This Pharmaprix does have a large grocery section where you can find things that you can also find at a depanneur (prices are generally cheaper than at a depanneur). The only thing is that they are right beside a large grocery store (Provigo) so you can get all your grocery items at Provigo. However, if you are already in Pharmaprix (for whatever reason), you can get your grocery items or snacks at the same time without having to leave and go to another store.

I went here recently since I had an item which I purchased from Amazon delivered here instead of my…read moreresidence since this location is one of the Amazon pickup center locations within the area. I went to the Uniprix entrance from the outside entrance since I believe that the entrance within the Place Vertu mall was closed due to COVID-19. I arrived at the location a few minutes after 5:00pm as I was working from home until 5:00pm. The Canada Post service center was open and I felt that it wasn't manned adequately after 5:00pm as people started to show up after 5:00pm and I was 3rd in line and the line didn't move for about 20 minutes due to one of the earlier customers wanting to send multiple envelopes (I'm assuming with tracking). Once the line started to move and I was being served, I showed the person behind the counter, the bar code which I was emailed. I had 2 parcels (with 2 different bar codes sent via 2 different email messages) but he only scanned the one bar code. He came back with my 2 parcels and I was a bit confused. I mentioned that I had another email message for a different parcel and he told me that he got that package without needing to scan the code from the other email message. I'm not sure how secure it is sending Amazon packages to this location but the person behind the counter didn't ask me to present my government ID. Even though signature wasn't required for the packages/shipper, I felt that he should have still asked me to show my ID. He only scanned the email message bar code from my cellphone before bringing my package. He also scanned the bar code from one of my email messages and not the other email message and brought the other package at the same time.

Not much to say about this Pharmacy. It's not as big as some others in the area but it's located…read morenear work and have most things. Like all things in Pharmacy's the price tag is too high for what things are worth, the line-ups tend to back up during lunch and the staff isn't overly present. Kindly note there's a Canada post in the back.

Pharmaprix in Quebec, is the same company known as Shoppers in the rest of Canada. The chain based…read morein Toronto, Ontario. It has more than 1,300 stores in ten provinces and two territories. It's difficult not to walk around the city without not running into one of their stores...this particular one on St Catherine is similar to others...large cosmetics section, with a good selection of men's grooming products...large drugstore aisles with shampoo, soaps, etc. Nice easy self checkout registers make the trip easy and quick.

just left with a 4 pack of oikos yogurt that are 4 days going on 5 past the noted expiry date…read more greedy or just plain ignorant????

Terrible experience. Extremely slow service, rude staff, and very poor quality photos. They told me…read moreI could get the digital file on USB, but when I came back with it the next day, they refused, wasted my time, and rudely said I had to pay again for new photos. Unprofessional, disrespectful, and zero customer service. Avoid this place at all costs.

Great spot, always find great deals on toys for the kids and service is always great.read more

Service here was very good. I came in for an emergency usb to c cable and found it rather quickly,…read morealong with an Aero bar white chocolate which is rather hard to find in Florida may I add. The young lady behind the counter was very courteous and when I spoke to her in French she answered very nicely and thanked me. If you are in need of most pharmacy type products or quick mart items then this place should suit you fine.

Dont come here if you are In a rush Trying to get my…read moreprescription filled Been over 30 minutes and still waiting Slow staff who just don't care. Staff behind counter keep saying we are working on it and have every excuse in the book. Will be late for work because of this joke of a place

We are visiting from the US and needed medical attention asap for a family member. We walked in and…read morethe pharmacist was super helpful and spoke fluent Chinese. Definitely eased our concerns and addressed all our questions kindly.

We are visiting from USA. My husband forgot an important heart medication and having had a recent…read moreheart attack, we were worried. The pharmacist overheard us asking questions and quickly gave us 3 options to get the medication. We chose option one and had the medication in about 30 minutes. We are so grateful! Five stars!!!

It's hard to get excited for a pharmacy, but I've always gotten what I wanted done at this PJC…read more There's a Canada Post counter with Sat/Sun hours, they can recharge OPUS cards, it's generally uncluttered. Regular prices for things like bug spray and mouthwash are more reasonable than Pharmaprix across the street. The staff is generally efficient (don't get beef with Helen at the post counter). This morning, while waiting in line at the post counter, I noticed there's free Wi-Fi in the store. It was fast enough that I downloaded an entire Spotify playlist for listening in the metro. Sweet.

I am a night owl, so it was hard for me to get things done. I love the fact that there is a…read morepharmacy open at this hour. At night, they do have different rules then during the day. The cosmetics department is closed but they do have a few basic ones if you need them. All products behind glass are unavailable during the night shift. There is a sign that explains mandatory baskets for customers between midnight and 06:00 am, they also the baby formula to a limit of 2. Gift cards are limited to 2 and must be cash only. Last but not least, there are no returns at night. The staff are very helpful with indicating where you can find things or they will actually show you where it is. There is no delivery service, but you can order from the apps if you're feeling under the weather and can't make it in person. For the actual pharmacy department, they are excellent best in-person service I have had. Also, take note that the pharmacist is located on the second floor.

Clean and well stocked drugstore in the Cote de Nieges section of the city. The cough drops were…read morevery expensive compared to what you would pay in the US at a CVS or Walgreens. They had a nice section of over the counter products, beauty products, oral care, etc. The staff here was super friendly and very smiley. Nice experience.

A diamond in a rough! A hidden gem!…read more After a long and stressful day waiting at the Children's Hospital to get a prescription for one of my twins who caught an bacterial infection from one of his playmates at day care, I was drained! As you can understanding, my only wish like any father is to take care of my son who was feeling ill and needed comforting. The health care in Montreal isn't the most compassionate, you see the doctor or pharmacist barely uttering a word and off you go, that's not what I needed. Perhaps it was a sign from above but I decided to stop at Pharmacie Jessie Haggai because it was nearby, and I can only say that I've discovered the promised land, the land of milk and honey! It's said that if you want to meet a princess, make yourself into a prince. No need at this pharmacy. Jess the Pharmacist is an enchanting, compassionate, caring and stoic individual. The service was professional and memorable. If only more pharmacist were as fine as her! Overall impression After this wonderful experience, My family and myself feel blessed to count Jess the Pharmacist in our lives, an individual that is privileged to live a life worthy of the calling she has received to be humble, gentle, patient and bearing with one another in love. You've earned yourself a believer in your art of compassion for life. L. John Dory Twitter: @LJohnDory