Once upon a time, a young Canadian inherited two pharmacies in Toronto both called Koffler’s Drugs. This young lad, named Murray Koffler, soon used his superpowers in business to expand his initial two stores to 17, then to 27, then to over 100. And lo, Canadians rejoiced! In the mythical 1970s, Koffler decided to rename this store to “Shoppers Drug Mart“, a name it has retained to this day.
Shoppers is now considered one of the first “modern” drug stores in North America. Koffler was the first man to take out soda fountains from his drug store locations (a fact many older residents are still lamenting over), and he also made it necessary for pharmacists to wear those drab white lab coats. Today, there are well over 1,250 Shoppers locations all across Canada. Québécois might be more familiar with the store Pharmaprix, which is also a part of the Shoppers family. Shoppers is now owned by Loblaw Companies.
Unfortunately, there’s no central number for Shoppers Drug Mart’s Customer Care division to call. However, there are numerous ways to get in touch with this company. For example, since Loblaw Companies owns Shoppers Drug Mart right now, you can directly call Loblaw Companies using this number (888) 495-5111.
Want to send this company a quick hand-written shout-out? If so, please write down this address:
Shoppers Corporate Office
243 Consumers Road
Toronto, ON
M2J 4W8
Want to call this headquarters? No problem. Just use this telephone number (416) 490-2891.
As of today, Shoppers Drug Mart is on three major social media sites. Facebook users can “friend” Shoppers Drug Mart on this webpage. Folks on Twitter can use this website to check out Shoppers’ feed. And, lastly, Instagram freaks can follow Shoppers on this website.
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phone call to customer service took over 10 minutes to answer.
finding the phone number require digging through at least 3 pages on line
I am told there is no connection between customer service and shoppers corporate offices for complaints
A call to Shoppers Toronto was answered by a temp employee with no apparent knowledge of the corporation and refused to take my issue to anyone.
The original issue is the Corporate? decision to allow only 1 cashier and force customers to wait in line for service. The automated checkouts are not friendly, fail often, do not take cash or lottery tickets. Please fix the checkout issue. Put your customers 1st and enjoy increased profits. or we can shop elsewhere.