London Drugs — Pharmacy in Duncan

Reviews of London Drugs

• Dominic

  Added 2016.08.13

  OK store. Good for what you need. Used to coupon shop and a few times I went there some cashiers were horrible to deal with but when went to other ones in other towns got way better service. Friend almost died from a pharmacy mistake.
• Elijah

  Added 2015.03.20

  Terrible service everywhere else in the store but pharmacy is the best in Duncan.
• Claire

  Added 2015.02.12

  I have stopped shopping at London Drugs. They seem to have cut way back on their staff - the last time I was in I wandered around for 5 minutes in the camera department trying to find someone - anyone - who could help me. There was no one there. I had to go to another department to ask them to call someone and when I did, the clerk acted confused and wasn't sure who to call or how to call them. When I have gone to the computer department I have been given wrong information or poor advice on more than one occasion. I used to shop at LD all the time, in Duncan and in other locations but no more.
• Isaiah

  Added 2014.08.23

  The electronics department is what really stands out as the best reason to visit the store. If you're looking for the lowest prices on cameras and such, London Drugs usually already has the best prices and will price match. Ask for Andrew when in need of assistance in this department.
• Connor

  Added 2014.05.01

  The response shocked me. I can't remember what happened, but I think I was polite, and just left. I told him it was okay, when really, it wasn't.
• Josiah

  Added 2014.03.28

  Phone service at this location is brutal. Consistently busy for hours at a time. get another line for the Pharmacy. People need to make crucial calls to your pharmacy team....
• Josephine

  Added 2013.08.05

  I visited the pharmacy the other night, looking for an over-the-counter remedy or suggestions to help stop my dad producing phlegm (caused by his cancer.). It annoys him greatly and he asked me to help. I did so, and one of the pharmacists seemed to keep trying to sell me something for dry mouth. I told him what it was for, and he said, "Oh, he must be coming close." Without taking the implication, I asked, "Close to what?" he goes, "Dying."