St. Clair Drug Mart is a clinical pharmacy proudly serving the St. Clair West community — because real pharmacy care goes beyond filling a prescription. We focus on comprehensive, patient-centred care: getting to know you and your health, not just your medication list.
From dispensing and blister packaging to travel vaccines, medication reviews, and assessing and prescribing for common conditions, our pharmacists make sure you get the right care, right away — no walk-in clinic required.
Walk in, call us at (416) 654-8181, or book online — we're always happy to help.
What brings you in today?
Run out before you can reach your prescriber? Our pharmacists can extend, renew, or adapt your prescription so you don't go without. We just need a copy of — or reference to — your original Rx: if you're our patient it's likely on file; if not, bring in your vial or send a clear photo of the label. Whether we can renew, and whether it's done by phone, is always up to the pharmacist's discretion.
Learn more →Our pharmacists and staff serve patients in English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Turkish, and more — because everyone deserves care in their language.
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PhilippinesCanadaCubaJamaicaTrinidadMexicoColombiaEcuadorPolandItalyPortugalVenezuelaEl SalvadorSpainTurkeyPhilippinesSwitching from another pharmacy or chain is easier than you think — we handle everything.
We contact your current pharmacy for you — you don't have to do a thing. Call us, bring your bottle in, or use the online form.
Start Transfer →Our pharmacist reviews your full medication list, checks for interactions, and sets up your profile. Most transfers are ready the same day.
Get Started →Come in and meet your pharmacist in person, or choose free GTA-wide delivery. No paperwork, no extra cost.
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Condition assessments and medication reviews can often be done by phone — no visit needed. Vaccines, point-of-care tests, and naloxone training are done in the pharmacy. Complete a self-assessment below or book an appointment; our pharmacist will assess and issue a prescription, test result, or plan of care where appropriate.
A dull ache or pressure around the forehead, temples, or back of the neck.
Start Assessment →Eyes that feel gritty, scratchy, or tired — especially after screen time or in air conditioning.
Start Assessment →Sneezing, runny nose, itchy or watery eyes — around pollen, pets, or dust.
Start Assessment →Tingling or blistering around the lips — often triggered by stress or sun.
Start Assessment →Painful sores inside your mouth or on your gums that make eating uncomfortable.
Start Assessment →Patches of itchy, red, dry or inflamed skin that flare up and may crack or weep.
Start Assessment →Flaky white or yellowish scales on your scalp and hair, sometimes with itchiness.
Start Assessment →Red sores that crust over honey-coloured — common in children, around nose and mouth.
Start Assessment →A circular, scaly, itchy rash on the skin — a fungal infection, not a worm.
Start Assessment →Intense scalp itching — small eggs (nits) attached to hair, common in children.
Start Assessment →A burning feeling in your chest or throat after eating, especially when lying down.
Start Assessment →Itching, pain, or swelling around your rectum, or blood on toilet paper.
Start Assessment →Intense itching around the anus, especially at night — common in children.
Start Assessment →A red, itchy, ring-shaped rash in the groin or inner thighs — worse with sweating.
Start Assessment →Itching, burning, or irritation around the vagina — not sexually transmitted.
Start Assessment →Burning when urinating, needing to go frequently, or cloudy urine.
Start Assessment →Itching, pain, or swelling around your rectum, or blood on toilet paper.
Start Assessment →Itchy, scaly, or cracked skin between toes or on the soles of your feet.
Start Assessment →Hard, thickened patches on feet or toes causing discomfort when walking.
Start Assessment →A dull ache or pressure around the forehead, temples, or back of the neck.
Start Assessment →Pain, swelling, or bruising around a joint or muscle after twisting or overstretching.
Start Assessment →Itching, burning, or irritation around the vagina — not sexually transmitted.
Start Assessment →Feeling queasy or vomiting during the first trimester — morning sickness.
Start Assessment →Burning when urinating, needing to go frequently, or cloudy urine.
Start Assessment →Red sores that crust over honey-coloured — common in children, around nose and mouth.
Start Assessment →Intense itching around the anus at night — most common in children but can affect the whole family.
Start Assessment →Intense scalp itching — small eggs (nits) attached to hair, common in children.
Start Assessment →Redness, swelling, or itching at a bite from a mosquito, bee, or wasp.
Start Assessment →Red, irritated eyes with discharge — highly contagious, avoid touching eyes.
Start Assessment →Red sores with honey-coloured crusting — very contagious bacterial skin infection.
Start Assessment →Blistering around the lips caused by HSV — contagious through direct contact.
Start Assessment →A circular fungal rash that spreads through skin contact, shared items, or animals.
Start Assessment →Tiny worms spread by ingesting eggs — from contaminated hands, surfaces, or bedding. Easily passed through households.
Start Assessment →A fungal mouth infection — can pass between infants and nursing mothers.
Start Assessment →Redness, swelling, or itching at a bite from a mosquito, bee, or wasp.
Start Assessment →Found a tick attached to your skin after time outdoors in wooded or grassy areas.
Start Assessment →All 28 conditions available as of July 1, 2026 · No appointment needed · Walk in or start your online assessment above
Having trouble? Call us at (416) 654-8181 and we'll book you in directly.
Everything under one roof — tap any service to see the full details.
Hands-on care from your pharmacist — assessments, prescribing, vaccines & testing, no doctor's visit needed for most.
Yes — pharmacists in Ontario can assess and prescribe for 28 common minor ailments, and at St. Clair Drug Mart in Toronto's St. Clair West you can be seen with no appointment and no doctor's referral. Conditions include UTIs, pink eye, cold sores, acne, eczema, heartburn and more. Walk in, start your online assessment, or call us — depending on the condition, many assessments can be done right in the pharmacy or over the phone.
Not sure which condition matches what you're feeling? Skip the list — just book a call or visit with your pharmacist →
A dull ache or pressure in your head — around the forehead, temples, or back of the neck — not caused by injury.
Start Assessment →Red, irritated eyes with discharge — they may feel sticky or crusty in the morning, with or without itching.
Start Assessment →Eyes that feel gritty, scratchy, or tired — especially after screen time, in air conditioning, or in windy conditions.
Start Assessment →Sneezing, runny nose, itchy or watery eyes, and nasal congestion — especially around pollen, pets, or dust.
Start Assessment →A blocked, stuffy nose that makes it hard to breathe, sleep, or taste — with or without a runny nose.
Start Assessment →White patches or a coating inside your mouth, on your tongue, or throat that may be sore or cause a bad taste.
Start Assessment →A tingling, burning, or itching feeling around your lips followed by a blister — often triggered by stress or sun.
Start Assessment →Painful white or yellow sores inside your mouth, on your gums, or tongue that make eating and talking uncomfortable.
Start Assessment →Pimples, blackheads, or inflamed red spots on your face, back, or chest that won't clear up on their own.
Start Assessment →Patches of itchy, red, dry, or inflamed skin that flare up and may crack or weep.
Start Assessment →Flaky white or yellowish scales on your scalp and hair, sometimes with itchiness or an oily, irritated scalp.
Start Assessment →Red sores that quickly burst and leave a honey-coloured crust, usually around the nose and mouth — common in children.
Start Assessment →A circular, scaly, itchy rash on the skin — despite the name, it's a fungal infection, not an actual worm.
Start Assessment →Small, rough, skin-coloured bumps on your hands, feet (plantar warts), or body that may be uncomfortable or spreading.
Start Assessment →Intense itching on the scalp, neck, or behind the ears — you or your child may have small eggs (nits) attached to the hair.
Start Assessment →A burning feeling in your chest or throat after eating, especially when lying down — sometimes with an acidic taste in your mouth.
Start Assessment →Itching, pain, or swelling around your rectum, or noticing blood on the toilet paper after a bowel movement.
Start Assessment →Intense itching around the anus, especially at night — most common in children but can affect the whole family.
Start Assessment →A red, itchy, ring-shaped rash in the groin, inner thighs, or buttocks — often worse with sweating or tight clothing.
Start Assessment →Itching, burning, or irritation around the vagina, with or without thick white discharge — not sexually transmitted.
Start Assessment →A burning or painful feeling when urinating, needing to go frequently, or cloudy/strong-smelling urine.
Start Assessment →Itching, pain, or swelling around your rectum, or noticing blood on the toilet paper after a bowel movement.
Start Assessment →Itchy, scaly, or cracked skin between your toes or on the soles of your feet, sometimes with a burning sensation.
Start Assessment →Hard, thickened patches of skin on your feet or toes causing discomfort when walking or wearing shoes.
Start Assessment →A dull ache or pressure in your head — around the forehead, temples, or back of the neck — not caused by injury.
Start Assessment →Pain, swelling, or bruising around a joint or muscle after twisting, overstretching, or a minor injury.
Start Assessment →Cramping or throbbing pain in your lower abdomen during your period, sometimes with back pain or nausea.
Start Assessment →Itching, burning, or irritation around the vagina, with or without thick white discharge — not sexually transmitted.
Start Assessment →Feeling queasy or vomiting, especially in the morning during the first trimester — commonly called morning sickness.
Start Assessment →A burning or painful feeling when urinating, needing to go frequently, or cloudy/strong-smelling urine.
Start Assessment →Red, irritated eyes with discharge — highly contagious, common in school-aged children.
Start Assessment →Red sores that quickly burst and leave a honey-coloured crust — common in children, very contagious.
Start Assessment →Intense itching around the anus, especially at night — most common in children but can affect the whole family.
Start Assessment →Intense itching on the scalp — small eggs (nits) attached to hair, common in schools and daycares.
Start Assessment →Redness, swelling, or itching from a mosquito, bee, or wasp bite — common in children spending time outdoors.
Start Assessment →Red, irritated eyes with discharge — highly contagious, spread by touch or shared items.
Start Assessment →Red sores with honey-coloured crusting — a very contagious bacterial skin infection.
Start Assessment →Blistering around the lips caused by HSV — contagious through direct contact, especially during an outbreak.
Start Assessment →A circular fungal rash that spreads through skin contact, shared items, or contact with animals.
Start Assessment →Spread by head-to-head contact — common in schools and daycares, easily treated with pharmacy products.
Start Assessment →Tiny worms spread by ingesting eggs from contaminated hands, surfaces, or bedding — easily passed through households and daycares.
Start Assessment →A fungal mouth infection — can pass between infants and nursing mothers, or occur after antibiotics.
Start Assessment →Redness, swelling, itching, or pain at the site of a bite or sting from a mosquito, bee, wasp, or similar insect.
Start Assessment →Found a tick attached to your skin, or recently removed one — especially after spending time outdoors in wooded or grassy areas.
Start Assessment →All 28 conditions available as of July 1, 2026 · Walk in or click any condition to start your online assessment · No appointment needed
Yes — you can get vaccinated at a pharmacy in Ontario without a doctor. At St. Clair Drug Mart in Toronto, our pharmacist administers flu, COVID-19, shingles, pneumococcal, RSV, Tdap and travel vaccines right in the pharmacy — no doctor's visit required. Walk-ins welcome; appointments recommended for busy periods.
🆕 New as of July 1, 2026: Ontario pharmacists can now administer the publicly funded Tdap, shingles, pneumococcal & RSV vaccines — get them right here at the pharmacy, no doctor's visit needed.
Updated each fall. Recommended for seniors, children, pregnant individuals, and those with chronic conditions.
Ask our pharmacist whether you're due for an updated dose — eligibility updated regularly by Ontario Public Health.
Protects against tetanus, diphtheria, and whooping cough (pertussis). Publicly funded once in adulthood, in every pregnancy (ideally 27–32 weeks to protect newborns), and as a booster every 10 years or after an injury.
Highly effective at preventing shingles and post-herpetic neuralgia. Publicly funded for ages 65–70 who haven't had a funded dose; available privately outside that range.
Protects against pneumococcal pneumonia. Recommended for those with heart disease, diabetes, lung or kidney disease.
Single dose protecting against RSV-related lower respiratory illness. Publicly funded for older adults at highest risk; available privately for others 60+.
Publicly funded vaccines require a valid Ontario health card. Eligibility criteria apply. Call (416) 654-8181 for current stock.
Heading abroad? We'll review your destinations, recommend the right vaccines and medications, and get you travel-ready — all in one visit.
Recommended for travel to Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. Many benefit plans cover travel vaccines.
Recommended for South Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, and Latin America travel. ~2–3 years of protection.
Recommended for sub-Saharan Africa travel, Hajj, and adult catch-up.
Authorized by Health Canada for protection against 9 HPV strains associated with certain cancers and genital warts. Many extended health plans cover this series.
Many travel vaccines are covered by extended health benefits — ask our team to check your plan.
A MedsCheck medication review is a free, OHIP-covered appointment with your pharmacist to review everything you take — and you qualify if you take three or more chronic medications or have Type 2 diabetes. At St. Clair Drug Mart, our pharmacist catches interactions, simplifies your regimen, and makes sure every medication is working for you. Bring in your vitamins, probiotics, and herbal remedies too — natural health products are checked alongside your prescriptions (more on supplement interactions here).
A face-to-face or phone consultation covering all your prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, and supplements. We identify interactions, duplications, and medications that may no longer be appropriate for you. An optional blood glucose test at no cost is available during your review.
Eligible if taking 3 or more chronic medications · Optional blood glucose test included free Book a Review →A specialized review for patients living with Type 2 diabetes. We assess your diabetes medications, discuss blood sugar targets, and help coordinate care with your healthcare team. Includes an optional blood glucose test at no cost — your pharmacist checks your reading on the spot and reviews what it means for your therapy.
For patients with Type 2 diabetes · Optional blood glucose test included free Book a Review →Coming home from the hospital? We'll compare your discharge medications with your existing prescriptions to prevent dangerous errors, duplications, or gaps in your care during this critical transition.
Following hospital discharge or a care transition Book a Review →When your medications change significantly — a new diagnosis, a new prescription, or a concern about side effects — we schedule a focused follow-up to make sure your therapy stays on track.
After a significant medication change or concern Book a Review →Medication reviews are covered at no cost for eligible Ontario residents. Call us to book — walk-ins welcome.
Yes — a pharmacist in Ontario can renew (extend) most prescriptions without a doctor, so you're never left without your medication. At St. Clair Drug Mart, if you're out of refills and your doctor's office is closed, unreachable, or booking weeks out, our pharmacist can independently renew your prescription for continuity of care while you wait for an appointment. Pharmacists can also adapt an existing prescription — adjusting the dose, dosage form, or regimen to better suit you — without needing to contact your doctor first.
You must already be established on the medication — taking it safely and effectively on an ongoing basis. Renewals are for continuity of an existing, stable therapy, not for starting something new or treating a new condition.
Stable, ongoing therapy onlyWe confirm the medication has been well-tolerated, safe, and effective for you, weigh the risks and benefits of continuing without a new doctor's visit, and make sure a renewal is in your best interest before authorizing it.
Case-by-case clinical assessmentThis isn't an OHIP-covered service, so there's a fee — $15 for the assessment and renewal, confirmed with you before we charge anything. We'll give you a receipt you can submit to your extended health / drug benefit plan — coverage of pharmacist clinical service fees varies by plan, so check with your provider.
$15 fee · Receipt provided for your insurerCall us or come in — for most patients a quick phone conversation is enough, but our pharmacist may ask you to come in if an in-person check is needed for your safety.
Taking multiple medications? Your prescription renewal may be covered with a Medication Review — at no cost — which confirms it's safe for you to keep taking everything together. Book online or call us.
Yes — a pharmacist in Ontario can prescribe smoking cessation medication. At St. Clair Drug Mart, our pharmacist can assess your situation, prescribe all first-line quit therapies, and support you through the full journey — no doctor's referral, no wait list, no judgment.
Heart rate and blood pressure drop back to normal levels, and carbon monoxide in your blood returns to normal — more oxygen reaches your organs
Circulation improves and lung function increases by up to 30%
Coughing and shortness of breath decrease — your cilia start clearing the lungs
Heart attack risk drops to half that of a smoker by year 1, and stroke risk falls to a never-smoker's level by year 5
Lung cancer risk is half that of someone still smoking by year 10, and heart disease risk matches a lifetime non-smoker's by year 15
We review how long you've smoked, how much, what situations or emotions trigger the urge — and whether you've tried to quit before. No judgment — this just helps us tailor a plan that actually fits your life.
Research consistently shows that committing to a specific quit date — within 2 weeks — significantly improves success. We help you pick one and start medication before that day so it's working by the time you stop.
Based on your history, other medications, and preferences, we prescribe or recommend the right combination of NRT and/or prescription therapy. We also walk through how to handle cravings and what to expect in the first week.
We check in at 1 week, 1 month, and 3 months. If cravings are difficult, side effects arise, or you need to adjust your plan, we're here. Relapse is common — it's part of the process, not a failure.
No referral needed · ODB recipients 18+ may qualify for a covered cessation consultation & prescription medications · Walk-ins welcome
Yes — you can get a COVID-19, pregnancy, or blood glucose test at a pharmacy without a doctor's order. At St. Clair Drug Mart in Toronto, you get lab-quality results on the spot — walk in or book online, and your pharmacist performs the test and explains the result right away.
Health Canada–approved antigen test. Results in under 15 minutes — documentation available for travel or work.
Clinical urine HCG test — more sensitive than home tests. You take the test privately in the washroom; your pharmacist then reviews the result with you in the counselling room and advises on next steps.
Quick fingerstick reading — results in seconds. Included free with any MedsCheck (Medication Review); standalone check available for $15.
Walk-ins welcome · No doctor's order required · Results reviewed with your pharmacist
Not sure where to go next? We can point you toward trusted healthcare providers in the St. Clair West neighbourhood. Just ask at the counter or call us — we're happy to help you find the right specialist.
Call us at (416) 654-8181 or ask at the counter — we'll match you with the right provider.
Getting your medications — dispensing, packaging, transfers, delivery & everyday pharmacy products.
Fast, accurate dispensing with one-on-one counselling from your pharmacist. New here? Bring your prescription in, or we'll transfer it from your old pharmacy for you.
Transfer or refill your prescription →You can get a free naloxone kit in Toronto at St. Clair Drug Mart — no prescription, no appointment, and no questions asked. Naloxone (Narcan®) is a safe, fast-acting medication that reverses an opioid overdose and can save a life. We provide kits free of charge through the Ontario Naloxone Program, with no judgment.
Anyone who uses opioids — whether prescribed (oxycodone, hydromorphone, codeine, fentanyl) or obtained outside a prescription — is encouraged to have a kit. Family members, caregivers, and anyone who cares about someone who uses opioids are equally welcome to pick one up.
Each kit contains naloxone nasal spray (or injectable solution), gloves, step-by-step rescue instructions, and a short in-person training with our pharmacist so you feel prepared and confident if you ever need it.
Provided at no cost through the Ontario Naloxone Program. Just walk in and ask our pharmacist, or call (416) 654-8181. No appointment, no paperwork, no insurance needed.
Funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health · Available to all Ontarians · Walk-ins always welcome
We sort your medications into easy-to-follow weekly packs organized by day and time — so you never miss a dose or lose track of a complicated schedule. A great help for caregivers, too.
Call us to set it up — (416) 654-8181 →Transferring a prescription to St. Clair Drug Mart is simple — just tell us where your prescriptions are now and we'll handle the rest, including contacting your old pharmacy. Most transfers are ready in about 15 minutes. Start online or call (416) 654-8181.
Start your transfer online →We deliver prescriptions and health essentials free anywhere in the GTA — or order over-the-counter items and personal care products through Uber Eats.
See delivery & shop options →We carry Champion, OTC Professional and Truform back & lumbar supports, knee braces, wrist/elbow splints, ankle supports, abdominal binders, and medical compression stockings & socks — in-store now.
Browse braces & supports →Don't flush or trash old medications. Drop off expired or unused prescription and over-the-counter medications, as well as used needles and sharps in an approved container, at our pharmacy any time — free, no questions asked.
Free tools, programs & helpful extras — no appointment or sign-up needed.
Check for interactions between two or more medications — free, no sign-up needed. Enter your medications and our tool will flag any known interactions and their severity.
Open Drug Interaction Checker →Found a loose pill and not sure what it is? Use this free lookup tool to identify medications by imprint, shape, and colour — or just bring it in and we'll identify it for you on the spot.
Open Pill Identifier →Never run out or forget a pickup. Ask us to set up free call or text reminders when a prescription is ready, or when it's time to reorder — especially helpful for ongoing medications.
Call to set up reminders →Have a quick, non-urgent question about a medication, interaction, or side effect? You don't need to book a full appointment — call or email us and a pharmacist will get back to you directly.
Email a quick question →We direct-bill most major insurance plans — no paperwork, no upfront payment in most cases.
Not sure if your plan is covered? Call us — we'll check on the spot.
Add two or more medications to check for possible interactions — right here, no sign-up needed. No account required.
⚠️ This tool is for general information only and may not capture every interaction. Always confirm with our pharmacists before starting, stopping, or combining medications. Medication names are sent anonymously to the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM RxNav API) — no personal health information is collected or stored by this website.
Add your medications on the left, then click Check Interactions to see a summary here.
Independent pharmacy means a real relationship — with the same people every time you walk in.
of experience in pharmacy practice and patient care
Elizabeth Da Silva
BScPharm, RPh
Pharmacist · Designated Manager
Madelin Castillo
Pharmacy Assistant
Fethiye Turham
Pharmacy Assistant
Karen Ruiz
Pharmacy Assistant
Questions about your medications? We're always happy to chat — call us or stop in.
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