Shoppers Drug Mart Burntwood Village is a full-service pharmacy located in Thompson, Manitoba, serving residents across the R8N postal area with a wide range of health and wellness services. Whether you need a prescription filled, a vaccine administered, or guidance on managing a minor health concern, this location is set up to help you move forward with your care.

The pharmacy team here handles much more than medications. Patients can come in for immunizations including flu shots, COVID-19 vaccines, shingles vaccination, hepatitis A and B, HPV, pneumonia, meningitis, RSV, tetanus, and yellow fever assessment for those planning international travel. If you are unsure which vaccines you may need, a travel consultation is also available on site.

For everyday health concerns, the pharmacy offers testing and treatment support for a variety of common conditions. Blood pressure testing, A1C tests, glucose monitoring, cholesterol checkups, and strep throat testing are available for patients who want a convenient place to track their health numbers. Minor ailment care covers things like skin rashes, eczema, nail fungus, ringworm, cold sores, canker sores, pink eye, urinary tract infections, and vaginal yeast infections. Help is also available for digestive issues like indigestion, reflux, and heartburn, as well as concerns like headache management, muscle pain, sleep disorders, and premenstrual cramps.

Patients looking for support with longer-term goals can access smoking cessation guidance, contraception counseling, and the morning after pill. Acne treatment, dandruff, diaper rash, and other skin-related concerns are also addressed here without needing a separate appointment elsewhere.

Located at 17 Selkirk Ave. in Thompson, this Shoppers Drug Mart is a practical option for northern Manitoba residents who want accessible, pharmacist-led care close to home. Thompson is a hub community for the surrounding region, and having this range of clinical pharmacy services available locally means fewer patients need to travel far for routine health support. The pharmacy is operational and welcoming patients. Bringing your health card and a list of any current medications can help the pharmacist serve you more efficiently during your visit.