This pharmacy used to be my go to place however when I went to pick up an urgent migraine…read moresubscription that had been PAID in advance Friday night the short, dark haired female with NO name tag in the khaki and green top refused it VERY RUDELY and told the other staff NOT to look for the VERY EXPENSIVE and PREPAID medicine under my name!! She was horrible and rude!!! There is a much better and professional pharmacy in Le Drugstore just up the Champs Elysee near the Arc.

I was siiiicckkkk during a visit to Paris and had to get antibiotics on a Sunday. I wanted to get…read morestarted taking the meds ASAP so I walked to this pharmacy on the claim that it opened at 8am. On arrival, lights were off and the place was dark. Another guy wandered past hoping to go in also. No luck. I sat on a nearby bench hoping that someone was running late. At 9am the lights came on. I felt vindicated in my choice to wait it out, but when I presented my prescription, I learned that the medication was out of stock. 0/2 on this place when I already felt awful was an EPIC fail.

1* Not crowded 1* Has all the popular skincare brands:…read moreLuxe, Darphin, Avene, Vichy, and Klorane, etc. 1* helpful salesperson 1* In a good locaction 1* Cheaper than Monoprix Let's put it this way, it's not the bargain basement pharmacie where you buy 12 bottles of everything and wait in line for an hour because everyone in front of you is doing VAT refund paperwork. This is a place where your time is more valuable than saving 1/2 a euro on a tube of caudalie hand creme. This is the place where you don't need another person breathing into your face while reaching over your head for the La Roche Pasay emulsion. Recommend for people who have to buy a couple of items.

This very modern and upscale pharmacy is in the Marais, close to BHV Department Store & BHV Homme…read more Good selection of over-the-counter products & health and beauty products. Also, a fully functioning pharmacy with consultations available. The staff was very friendly helping me to select some multi-vitamins--and also an anti-inflammatory for my sore knee from climbing the hills and steps of Montmartre & Sacré-Coeur one day. Very convenient and open later than some. Handy! '(¿)

Very helpful for skin care. Would recommend. Don't hesitate good selection great staff.read more

Fast and friendly pharmacy just about 100 m from another fast and friendly pharmacy on this always…read morebustling market street

I cannot say enough good things about this Pharmacie. I arrived from the US to Paris and was ill…read moretwo days later. It took me five days before I could even leave the hotel and when I did I still was not 100% with my wits. Luckily I managed to get to this Pharmacie and the rep there helped with my broken French and miming to get me exactly what I needed as far as a mucus reducer, cough syrup and cough drops. She was able to explain how to use it and what she recommended worked so well. I am so, so thankful for her help and understanding. The store is tiny, but very well stocked.

For a tiny pharmacie I was pleasantly surprised by the nicely curated selection they do have. A…read morehelpful and kind pharmacist assisted my partner with solutions for an eczema flare-up while I browsed. Only thing to remember is that if you're browsing, you're still considered queued and thus have to navigate what to do when the pharmacist calls you to the counter and/or when the people in line (behind you) are impatient.

Very helpful and eager to please. Hynda is knowledgeable and…read morepleasant! We've used the pharmacy for almost a year, very convenient for Covid-19 tests and the Pass Sanitaire.

Very helpful with all of our needs, went almost every day for different reasons (sickness, skincare…read moreproducts) and they were very nice useful and everything they suggested has worked.

I went to this pharmacie perhaps with get high expectations due to recommendations of multiple…read morelocal influencers and hence was a bit bummed for a few reasons. Firstly most of la Roche posey as well as some other highly rated skincare was out of stock. The ladies staff in the skincare is highly unprofessional and don't want to help. There was 10 ladies on the floor and this happened multiple requests and including long wait times. They were chatting amongst each other , laughing and pretended to not speak English period. Finally one kind lady who was honest to her job her name is Marriana( she was amazing in her knowledge of skincare and helpful) However, health section is a must visit. This is not very close to touristy areas so taxi would be a must or metro if you are familiar. Phone issues / roaming etc should be considered as i had trouble finding a taxi on the way back

Like I mentioned in my other reviews, I appreciate the layout of where the local pharmacie's in…read moreParis are located. The city planner did a great job! I was still on a mad chase for a specific cream I had read about in the magazine and during my trip back to the hotel (near the Notre Dame) I stepped into every pharmacie that came my way. So after failing to find it at the Pharmacie du Village, I stepped into this one. Whlie they also did not carry the cream, I found more of the hand cream I had purchased at the previous store so I proceeded to stock up. Good customer service and easily accessible from the main street.

I did not try to have a prescription filled. For being in the right place, and taking care of…read morethings like something for a headache, foot blisters, contact lens cleaner, sunscreen, and other items you might need on a vacation, they are perfect.

DO NOT GO HERE FOR ANYTHING. They mark up everything. I bought a serum for €40 and walked down the…read morestreet to another pharmacy and saw the same serum for half the price. They will rip off tourists and won't accept a refund. I know it is partially my fault for not doing research but still shame on them for taking advantage.

What is worst than being sick? Getting a cold while you are traveling. Jet lag, can't sleep with…read morethe time difference, the cold weather and sightseeing in the rain does take a toll on the body. Runny nose, congested and not feeling the best shouldn't drag down a vacation. What to do? Go to the nearest pharmacy. Pharmacies in Paris are small, about 3/4 the size of of an average Gamestop store in the US. They sell mostly medicine. You will not see any makeup, food, beverages, small article of clothing(gloves, socks) or toys like you would in your typical Walgreens or CVS. Medicine is their main focus and mine is for me to get better. I had cold that was getting progressive worse during the middle of our trip. I already went to a couple of pharmacy. Their pricing was either too expensive or my explanation of what I want in French is very bad. I came across this pharmacy since it on our way back to the hotel from the Brochant Metro. It was clean and the shelves were well organized. I entered and was immediately greeted by a young man with a "Bon jour". I approached the counter and requested for Vicks in French. He responded in English(Merci!). I explained my symptoms and he recommended the Humex. He explained "Rhume"(pronounced "room") means cold and to take the white pills during the day and the blue pill at night. He was kind, very pleasant and thoughtful in explaining how to take the pills. I proceed to take the white pills during the day. I did not feel any improvement. I began to worry if my cold would spoil my vacation and these are some weak medicine. I took the blue pill at night. I was able to sleep and the congestion was greatly reduced the next day. My cold is 75% better in 24 hours! Normally, my colds would last at least 1 week or more and would progress to antibiotics but this medicine worked. Thank for the very much for the excellent friendly service, explanation, and getting me better so I can resume my vacation.