SHOPPERS DRUG MART Queen Street East

Physical Clinic•Pharmacies

In-Person

351 Queen St. E., Toronto, ON

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416-368-2121

351 Queen St. E.

Toronto, ON, M5A 1T2

About

Shoppers Drug Mart on Queen Street East is a full-service pharmacy located in the heart of Toronto's Corktown and St. Lawrence neighbourhood, serving residents along the Queen Street East corridor and the broader M5A postal area. Whether you live nearby or are passing through, this location offers a wide range of health services designed to make everyday care more accessible.

At its core, this pharmacy handles prescription medications and over-the-counter drug needs, but the scope of care goes well beyond filling prescriptions. Patients can receive vaccinations including flu shots, COVID-19 vaccines, shingles vaccination, hepatitis A and B vaccines, HPV, meningitis, pneumonia, RSV, tetanus, and yellow fever assessment for those planning international travel. A pharmacist can also walk you through a travel health consultation to help you prepare for trips abroad.

Minor ailment care is another practical reason many people visit. The team can help with conditions like urinary tract infections, strep throat testing, pink eye, skin rashes and eczema, nail fungus, cold sores, canker sores, and vaginal yeast infections, among others. If you are managing something like acid reflux, hemorrhoids, insect bites, or morning sickness, support is available without needing a separate doctor's appointment.

Preventive health checks are also part of what this location offers. Blood pressure testing, glucose and blood sugar testing, A1C checks, and cholesterol and lipid checkups give patients a convenient way to stay on top of their numbers. For those looking to make a lifestyle change, smoking cessation support is available as well.

The pharmacy also addresses reproductive and sexual health needs, including contraception counselling, the morning after pill, and erectile dysfunction treatment. Skin concerns like acne, dandruff, jock itch, ringworm, and diaper rash can be assessed and treated here too.

For Toronto residents who want reliable, community-based healthcare close to home, this Queen Street East location provides a practical and reassuring option. Many of these services can be accessed without a referral, making it easier to get timely help for both routine and unexpected health concerns.

Services Offered

Services

A1C Test

The A1C (HbA1c) test is a blood test that helps estimate average blood sugar levels over the past 2–3 months. This service provides access to A1C testing for diabetes screening and monitoring, based on clinical need and risk factors.

You’ll receive guidance on how to prepare (if any preparation is required), what your result indicates, and recommended next steps. If results suggest prediabetes or diabetes, you’ll be directed to appropriate follow-up care and management resources.

Acne Treatment

Medical procedures or therapies to reduce or eliminate acne.

Allergy Services

Diagnosis and management of allergic conditions.

Athletes Foot

Athlete’s foot is a common fungal infection that affects the skin of the feet, often causing itching, scaling, cracking, or burning between the toes. This service provides an assessment to confirm whether symptoms are consistent with athlete’s foot versus other causes of foot rash.

If appropriate, you’ll receive treatment recommendations such as antifungal options and practical self-care steps to improve comfort and reduce spread. You’ll also get guidance on hygiene and prevention to help lower the chance of recurrence.

Blood Pressure Testing

A procedure to measure the force of blood against artery walls, used to diagnose and monitor hypertension.

Canker Sores

Canker sores are small, painful ulcers inside the mouth that can make eating and speaking uncomfortable. This service offers an assessment to confirm that the sores fit typical canker sore patterns and to rule out other causes that may need different care.

You’ll receive recommendations for pain relief and mouth care, along with advice on common triggers and how to support healing. If symptoms are severe, recurrent, or atypical, you’ll be guided on next steps and appropriate follow-up.