Shoppers Drug Mart — Local services in Toronto

Every time I come in here it’s a terrible time and it came to a peak tonight:

They close at 8 and arrived at 7:45 to pick up painkillers (I had holes in my stomach from surgery that weekend for which I had just been discharged) and the pharmacist wouldn’t even fill a single prescription because she ‘had to prepare to leave’.

I didn’t even notice but 3/4 of the prescriptions I needed were meds I could have grabbed off the shelves and ran to check-out with; but this girl just wanted her night to be over, had no issue with me being in a major amount of pain and wouldn’t look at the doctors note long enough to tell me that many of the meds were on shelves (I had to Uber to another location in a great deal of pain where I found that out).

As soon as kmart opens across the street I will never...

Just visited this store and upon entering there was a customer who was blind calling for customer service so he could be assisted. I went to an employee at a closed check out and pointed out the customer who needed assistance she sneered at me and then called for someone. I told the gentlmen that someone was on thier way to help him. 10 minutes later he was still waiting, the employee gone and there were literally no staff in sight except one cashier. I again asked if someone could help, if i could of stayed to help him myself I would have. The cashier stuck at the checkout again called for assistance and i relayed again to the gentleman that hopefully someone would be along to help him. Both myself and another customer who had also tried to get help left the store feeling angry and...

I've never had an elevator experience like this. It's towards the back of the store. You have to follow written instructions located on the outside of the elevator. If you need the elevator to get to your level hold down the button until it arrives. Once inside you have to follow instructions printed on a small sign for which knob to turn to change levels. There's no barrier between you and the wall it goes up or down so just be careful. It seems rickety! It's a small elevator. I guess it's it's old building and better to have this than nothing but it's not truly accessible. Even for people with strollers it's difficult because the baby items are on the 2nd level. So is the pharmacy. There's a lot of products in this...