Yesterday, I was in Brampton and it was my third hour running errands. I had consumed a grande beverage from Starbucks and then started drinking some bubble tea. Let's just say that my bladder needed some attention. We are in lockdown 3.0 here. Where do you go when you need to find a washroom in a lockdown? My current answer is Rexall. My observation for a while is that the washrooms are always available at this drugstore, lockdown or not. I did a search on my maps app and this Rexall was my closest one. Brampton is amazing in that I drove around after my visit and found two other stores within five minutes. Markham only has two Rexall locations, so Brampton is cooler in comparison! This store looks fairly new. I had no problem backing into a parking spot and walking in. The doors are automatic, which I like. Hand sanitizer is staring at you before you enter the second set of doors. This Rexall is organized as you would expect. The lone washroom is at the back, on the right. I turned the door handle and it was locked. I couldn't tell whether someone was in there because it was so quiet. I decided to check with a lovely woman at the pharmacy. She said that it should be available and walked over with me. We determined that someone was in there, but was exceptionally quiet. I waited with my bladder still intact. Finally, an equally nice male employee came out, said that he was santizing everything, and welcomed me into the washroom. I thanked him. If my bladder could talk, it would have thanked him, too. The washroom was indeed clean. I was so thankful that it was sanitized and there. Afterwards, I went shopping. I found the sale section and ended up with a discounted shampoo, conditioner, and hair mask set for just over $10. I like Rexall's snack section. I got a huge bag of Russell Stover sugar-free assorted candies. I have been buying and enjoying these small bags as of late that I felt the larger bag would be far more economical. I do need to pace myself because I can definitely devour the entire bag without much thought. I had to wait to pay for my items. There was one woman who was chatting with the cashier who would ultimately cash me out. The other cashier was dealing with a customer who seemed unsure of which lottery she wanted to get a ticket for. The cashier that I got was nice. She asked whether I selected "bonuses" on my app. I didn't get it what she had meant. She said to select the plus sign for bonuses. Oh, she meant deals! I had already done that. I'm not a fan of manually adding each one, but it's not a bonus to me to work at adding deals. To make a long story short, I got an extra 20,000 Be Well points. That was the bonus that she was referring to. She asked if I needed a bag. I declined and fought carrying all my goodies to my car to save a plastic bag and five cents. Staff are so friendly at this store. The snack aisle is great. I have a thing for pistachios as of late and there was a sale. When I'm in the area, I'd stop by this drugstore again. (166) read more