Medicine advice
Customers describe clear guidance on medicines and supplements, including help choosing products for specific needs.
International City
Life Pharmacy - 66 in International City is a convenient stop for medicines, supplements and pharmacist guidance. Reviews also point to quick prescription collection and delivery, although delivery response times have been inconsistent for some customers.
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Customers describe clear guidance on medicines and supplements, including help choosing products for specific needs.
One customer received a prescription quickly and without hassle.
Some urgent orders arrived very quickly, including medicine delivered within 10 minutes for a child with ear pain.
A customer specifically valued the branch's reported 24/7 availability for convenient access.
Reviews describe the pharmacy as clean, well-organized and easy to navigate.
One customer received a complimentary sugar test while discussing supplements.
A nearby customer mentioned regular offers on products for children.
Confirm delivery. If ordering remotely, confirm the expected arrival and follow up promptly; reviews describe both 10-minute delivery and waits over two hours.
Check expiry. Before buying supplements such as L-Creatine, check the expiry date because one customer found stock only two months from expiry.
Confirm singles. Ask at the counter whether a protein bar can be bought individually before waiting to pay.
Ask directly. For health questions, ask the pharmacist to explain the medicine or supplement options; several reviews found this guidance useful.
Allow time. For delivery orders, keep extra time available rather than relying on a short estimate, given repeated reports of delays.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
Several reviews report delayed deliveries and weak follow-up, including an order that took more than two and a half hours.
Some customers say WhatsApp or delivery messages were left unanswered after an initial response.
One visit involved nearly 10 minutes of waiting before staff reversed their answer about selling a protein bar individually.
A customer declined L-Creatine after finding the offered product was only two months from expiry.
One customer alleged they were refused a sugar test, then saw it provided to another family shortly afterwards.
The Bottom Line
Life Pharmacy - 66 in International City is used for everyday medicines, prescriptions, supplements and pharmacist advice. Reviews describe staff taking time to explain supplement choices, finding suitable medications and responding helpfully to health questions. One customer also received a free sugar test, while another mentioned regular offers on kids’ products.
In-store visits are often described as quick and straightforward. Customers have reported a clean, well-organized layout, fast prescription collection and a 24/7 service. For urgent needs, one parent said medicine for a child’s ear pain arrived within 10 minutes; another review also praised a fast delivery to a sick daughter.
Delivery is the main reason to be cautious. Other customers reported waiting two to three hours, receiving no reply to WhatsApp follow-ups, or getting little help when an order was delayed. If you need medicine at a particular time, confirm the delivery estimate and keep extra time available.
It is also worth checking details at the counter. One customer was told a protein bar could be bought individually, then received the opposite answer after waiting at the cashier. Another declined L-Creatine because it was only two months from expiry.
Confirm the selling format and check expiry dates before paying.