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- Serving the community for over 30 years !
- Seniors get 20% off every day .
- 10 MINUTES Waiting Time No Line up .
- FREE DELIVERY Province wide .
- We work hand-in-hand with your doctor to SATISFY ALL YOUR MEDICAL NEEDS .
- We accept All DRUG PLANS .

Pollinators like bees are vital to growing the foods we need, and most will ignore us if we leave them alone. But do you...
06/08/2024

Pollinators like bees are vital to growing the foods we need, and most will ignore us if we leave them alone.

But do you know what to do when you or someone with you has been stung by a bee or wasp?

For most people, a sting is just painful. Dropping into the pharmacy for pain medications or an antihistamine can do the trick!

But for a few, it can be life-threatening. You may not know you're one of them until after you've been stung. A severe allergic reaction to bee stings (anaphylaxis) requires emergency treatment.

Talk with us to know the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis, and what you can do to protect you and your family. Learn more about caring for an insect sting: https://www.healthlinkbc.ca/health-topics/care-insect-sting

06/07/2024

Are you ready to join the joggers in your neighbourhood this season? Whether you’re hoping to tackle a 5K, or just looking for a new way to get fit, running is a great form of exercise!

Before you hit the streets, it’s a good idea to check with your doctor (especially if you have any medical conditions). When you are ready to get started, stop by the pharmacy to pick up everything you’ll need to prevent injuries and manage soreness.

Our pharmacist is here to answer questions you might have about anything from new insoles for your running shoes to over-the-counter muscle and joint creams.

06/06/2024

It’s getting warmer! Are your feet ready for flip-flops and sandals?

Being the most used—and sometimes least cared for—part of your body, your feet are more susceptible to injuries and conditions such as bunions, ingrown toenails, plantar warts, plantar fasciitis, blisters, corns, fungus and more.

If you have concerns about your foot health, drop by the pharmacy. Our pharmacist can recommend over-the-counter medications to remedy many foot conditions and other products to help you best care for your feet.

06/05/2024

Protecting your skin is important all year long, but summer in particular is when you need to stock up on sunscreen!

Did you know that SPF stands for sun protection factor? SPF relates to the amount of time it takes for your skin to burn without any protection. The Canadian Dermatology Association recommends using a product with an SPF of 30 or more daily to protect your skin.

Learn more about protecting your skin and wearing sunscreen effectively:
https://dermatology.ca/public-patients/sun-protection/sunscreen-faq/

Be prepared for your fun in the sun! Stop by the pharmacy to pick up sunscreen you the whole family today.

06/04/2024

School’s out for the summer—yay! Whether your family is looking forward to road tripping, heading to the cottage, picnics in the park or afternoons at the local splash pad, there’s a lot to prepare to keep everyone safe and healthy in the heat.

Stop by the pharmacy for everything you’ll need, from sunscreen to water bottles and first aid kit essentials.

Read more about prepping for summer safety:
https://www.getprepared.gc.ca/cnt/rsrcs/sfttps/tp201407-en.aspx

Lyme disease can be serious. The best way to prevent it is to not get bitten by a blacklegged tick. When heading outdoor...
06/03/2024

Lyme disease can be serious. The best way to prevent it is to not get bitten by a blacklegged tick.

When heading outdoors, help avoid a bite by:
• Tucking your pants into your socks
• Wearing closed-toed shoes
• Opting for light-coloured clothing
• Doing a full-body check on yourself, your kids, and pets when you head indoors

Stop by the pharmacy for advice on how to correctly remove a tick in case someone in your household gets bitten.

Check out this downloadable pamphlet on Lyme disease prevention:
https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/publications/diseases-conditions/lyme-pamphlet.html

06/01/2024

Pollen season is here, and for many of you this means re-stocking your medicine cabinet with products to help you get relief from seasonal allergy symptoms.

Take this time to check for unused over-the-counter products that may have not worked for you or have expired, or prescription medications no longer needed and make sure they are disposed of safely.

Learn more about how to get rid of unused or expired medications:
https://www.tevacanada.com/en/canada/your-health-wellness/proper-medication-disposal/

Stop by the pharmacy if you have any questions.

Got a case of bad breath?The coffee you had this morning could be to blame, but did you know that a meal you ate yesterd...
06/01/2024

Got a case of bad breath?

The coffee you had this morning could be to blame, but did you know that a meal you ate yesterday (or even the day before!) could be the culprit? Certain foods, such as onions, garlic, and some spices, can contribute to bad breath for up to 72 hours after eating.

If you have questions about bad breath in general, or about choosing over-the-counter mouth rinses or other breath freshening products, stop by and speak with our pharmacist.

A red, itchy, sore ear could signal a common complaint during the summer months: swimmer’s ear. Swimmer’s ear is an infe...
05/31/2024

A red, itchy, sore ear could signal a common complaint during the summer months: swimmer’s ear.

Swimmer’s ear is an infection in the tube that runs from your eardrum to the outer part of your ear. It’s often brought on by water that remains in your ear, creating a moist environment where bacteria can grow.

This infection can usually be treated with prescription ear drops. Ask our pharmacist if you should see your doctor.

During the hot, hazy days of summer, it’s important to pay attention to your body’s hydration needs. If you’re spending ...
05/30/2024

During the hot, hazy days of summer, it’s important to pay attention to your body’s hydration needs. If you’re spending a lot of time outside, or you and your children are playing sports, and sweating heavily, you could be at risk of dehydration.
The signs of dehydration can include:
• Thirst
• Headache
• Dizziness
• Flushed skin
If you or someone you are with is showing signs of dehydration, get some liquids in right away. An electrolyte-infused water will help to replenish your body with depleted nutrients. Certain medications can increase your risk of dehydration. Ask our pharmacist for more information.

Today is World No To***co Day – and we are here to help you reach your goal of being smoke-free! Our pharmacist can re...
05/30/2024

Today is World No To***co Day – and we are here to help you reach your goal of being smoke-free!

Our pharmacist can recommend the right type of ni****ne replacement therapy for you—including the patch, gum, lozenge, spray, or inhaler –– and explain how to use it, while also providing guidance on support services that are available.

If you are looking to make a change and go smoke-free, also check out Smoke Free Curious, an online hub of supports available for Canadian adults who want to quit smoking: https://www.smokefreecurious.ca/s/?language=en_US

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This Migraine Awareness Month, join us in recognizing the nearly 12 percent of Canadians who suffer from migraines and o...
05/29/2024

This Migraine Awareness Month, join us in recognizing the nearly 12 percent of Canadians who suffer from migraines and other headache disorders.

Although symptoms and triggers of migraine vary for different people, understanding what migraine is and how you can support your loved ones living with this condition can help make a difference.

Read and share this helpful blog post about ways you can support your friends and family living with migraine: https://www.tevacanada.com/en/canada/life-effects/understand-about-migraine/

If you experience migraines, or care for someone who does, our pharmacy team is here to help. Ask our pharmacist if you have questions about your migraine medication or managing your migraines.

For every medicine you take, you need to know:- Its name, what it’s for, and its dosage amount and frequency- What to do...
05/29/2024

For every medicine you take, you need to know:
- Its name, what it’s for, and its dosage amount and frequency
- What to do if you missed a dose
- Special instructions for taking the medicine
- Side effects and warning signs of adverse symptoms

We’re here to support your health and wellness. Call us or drop by if you have any questions.

See more tips on getting the most out of your pharmacy experience and what your pharmacist does: https://www.ocpinfo.com/protecting-the-public/your-pharmacy/managing-care/

If tiny white bumps on your skin are making you feel shy about showing your arms in a tank top or sleeveless dress, you’...
05/28/2024

If tiny white bumps on your skin are making you feel shy about showing your arms in a tank top or sleeveless dress, you’re not alone.
Up to 40% of Canadians have keratosis pilaris (KP), an often-inherited form of mild eczema that happens when dead skin cells plug the site of a hair follicle. The condition is harmless, but the bumps on your upper arms (or thighs or cheeks) can be a nuisance.

If you are concerned about keratosis pilaris or other skin conditions, our pharmacist can give you advice on how you can take care of it at home and let you know if it’s time to call your doctor.

Summer is upon us and for some of you this means a hair removal product has been added to your shopping list. If you ar...
05/28/2024

Summer is upon us and for some of you this means a hair removal product has been added to your shopping list.
If you are considering your options, hair removal creams (depilatories) can be a good way to dissolve hair on legs, underarms, bikini lines and more. When used properly, they are safe and effective—but they’re not for everyone. People with damaged skin or chronic skin conditions, like rosacea, psoriasis or even a sunburn, should not use these products.

If you have questions, stop by and speak with our pharmacist.

Address

Toronto, ON

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 7:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 7:30pm
Thursday 9am - 7:30pm
Friday 9am - 7:30pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+14162445888

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