This pharmacy is closed holidays

Pharmacists in Ontario can assess and prescribe medications for common ailments. As prescribing is optional, anyone with symptoms should contact their local pharmacist to confirm whether they prescribe for certain ailments before visiting.

Check here for a list of common ailments treated by Pharmacists.

Mon-Fri 9 am-9 pm * Sat 10 am-6 pm

Prescription required for prescription medications

• children under OHIP+
• individuals on ODSP and OW
• low-income seniors
• Indigenous community under IA
• workers under WSIB
• refugees

General pharmacy

• compounding
• free delivery for prescriptions
• pharmacist available for diabetes management consultations
• blood glucose monitoring training
• compression hosiery & braces (certified fitter on site)
• basic home health supplies (crutches, canes, raised toilet seats)
• assist in obtaining coverage for home health care products, compression stockings, walkers and braces
• medication placed in blister packs (sealed, push-through packaging used to separate doses) at no extra cost
• $2 discount on prescriptions for seniors and social assistance recipients
• supplier for incontinence products (adult diapers, pads, catheters) - ODSP direct billing
• specialty prescription mixtures (oral and topical) prepared on site

Medications Return Program - Safe disposal of expired or unused medications, creams, and inhalers. 

MedsCheck - Appointments to review complex prescriptions with a pharmacist

Pharmacy Smoking Cessation Program - Help to quit smoking, available for Ontario Drug Benefit recipients

Sharps Disposal Program - Safe disposal of syringes, pen needles, lancets, insulin pump infusion supplies, and test strips