its a pretty new chemist warehouse and they are super fast at doing prescriptions!read more

Wake up in the morning feel like.... a hot flu-ey mess. Yeah, doesn't quite have the same rhymes…read morebut when you wake up feeling less than brilliant having a chemist in such close proximity is a welcome thing. As well as being saving graces for allowing you to purchase cold & flu tablets with the good stuff, there's cosmetics, handy travel size products, vitamins, and all other kind of chemist-y things lining the shelves. Having popped in on several occasions from needing something to hit a flu on the head, filling scripts or an ointment to clear up a severe reaction to a face cream - the staff at the Brookside Terry White Chemist are generally cheerful and eager to help (yes you'd think this is a given but one should never assume those in retail are willing to help!).

This is quite a decent pharmacy, and not small in size or range for a pharmacy chain, particularly…read moreones not strictly within the inner city. Indeed you can spend quite a lot of time here waiting for your script just looking at the goods on display (there's aisles and aisles of stuff). For me, I like to check out the make-up, hair accessories and jewellery - and there's an ample supply of that here. People waiting for scripts can also pass time by browsing through Brookside Shopping Centre, the home of this Terry White Chemist. Generally I haven't had to wait on scripts for too long here, however, despite the fact that it seems to be always bustling with customers. However there are enough pharmacists and stuff employed at the chemist to make sure that everyone pretty much has their needs served to as soon as they approach the counter. It's a well-oiled machine, and you can tell. I also found the staff here to be very friendly in a genuine way. (The sort of people that foreigners appreciate and return home saying, "Australians are so NICE. Even the people working in shops are nice to you.") This level of high respect and friendliness is at odds with some of Brisbane's pharmacies where you feel like you're getting the third degree for asking to purchase nasal decongestant or cold and flu tablets. I understand that pharmacists can ask these questions, but there's asking and then there's the third-degree. All in all this is quite a gem of a pharmacy, including a wide range of household staples such as dental care products (I love my White Glo toothbrush and toothpaste pack) at prices below the chemist average.

This chemist warehouse is always ridiculously busy, but the medicines are cheap so worth while…read morevisiting. You wanna pick your time as waits on prescriptions can be lengthy.

Friendly, informed staff and a decent range make this a fantastic place to shop. Prescriptions are…read morecheaper than a regular chemist, and there are always many great specials on various personal care/medicinal products. The staff are super friendly and very helpful if you have any questions about your medicines. They're also very efficient in processing prescription items. Its close proximity to the GP SuperClinic makes this store hard to beat. I'm a regular for the service alone, the lower prices are a bonus.

Friendly and efficient chemist for regular scripts and pleasantly priced everyday items. Not as…read morecramped as other generic discounters of this type. Which makes waiting for a prescription a much nicer experience at busy times.

This small pharmacy is located right next to the Junction Road Family Practice (okay, there's a QML…read morebetween them), so it's super handy. It's not as well stocked as some chemists, but while it may not have everything you want, chances are they still have everything you need. All the staff I encountered were super friendly and helpful.

Pretty much a no frills pharmacy. Not the biggest Priceline I've been in either, but their stuff is…read moreusually pretty cheap, and they have a bulk billing doctor attached. They have a lot less staff than other pharmacies, so it can take a while to get served if it's busy, but they're all nice enough. You can't pay at the prescription desk though, you have to take it in a little basket to the exit. They're an NDSS outlet too, so if you're in need of some subsidised diabetes paraphernalia, this is the place to go in Toombul.

I came in this evening due to my allergies turning into a headcold at the tail end of my Australian…read morevacation. I'd had the foresight to bring along some Advil Cold & Sinus (ibuprofen and pseudoephederine) but the amount I'd brought would run out before I could get home to my doctor. I showed the gal at the counter what I'd been taking and she worked with a pharmacist to find something similar (acetometaphin and pseudoephedrine). They took extra care to verify I'd have no drug interactions and also took my American license to complete the order. I'm really happy because I have something that'll keep me going for the last couple days of this trip, and the technicians and even the cashier were helpful and obviously invested in making sure I was getting something that would help my situation. On top of that the convenience of being in a mall with access to clothing stores and groceries makes this a great location to visit.