Mother’s milk is the best choice for your growing newborn. It contains all the nutrients necessary to ensure healthy development, including antibodies to protect your baby against infectious and chronic illness. It’s the only nutrition your child needs for the first six months.

In the first few weeks, a baby will nurse 8 to 12 times a day.

Home delivery

Can’t make it to your pharmacy? Get your medication delivered for free.*

*Certain restrictions or conditions apply.

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Generic drugs

Whenever possible, your pharmacist will suggest replacing your brand name drug with a generic drug, which is just as reliable and effective, only more affordable.

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Medication list

Ask your pharmacist for an up-to-date list of your medication and allergies. They’ll also give you a handy folder to keep it in so you can show the list to your doctor or emergency services if needed.

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Your prescriptions are ready!

With the “It’s ready!” notification service, you’ll be instantly notified by email or text message when your prescriptions are available for pick-up.

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Breastfeeding: a beneficial nutrition choice

When you become a parent, you want to provide what's best for your child. Breast milk is the preferred choice for newborns. Read

Breastfeeding

Breast milk

Antibodies

Caring for a newborn

A new baby brings love, joy, and wonder into a family. In return, a family must provide all the affection and care needed for his/her well-being. Read

Baby

Newborn

Breastfeeding

Nursing

Breastfeeding

Mastitis

Nutrition

Importance of a balanced diet for babies

Your baby is growing and you must adapt his/her diet accordingly. Find out how to provide your baby with a healthy and balanced diet. Read

Nutrition

Breastfeeding

Breast milk

Drugs and breastfeeding—what are the risks?

Breastfeeding is known as being an excellent choice for your baby’s health. What if you take medication? Read

Medication

Breastfeeding

Baby

Breast pump : a practical device for mothers!

Breastfeeding provides many benefits for your baby. Because breastfeeding is not always possible, the use of a breast pump may be necessary. Read

Breast pump

Breastfeeding

Baby

Nutrition tips to follow while nursing

Nursing doesn’t require any special diet and you don’t need vitamin or mineral supplements if you eat enough and have varied and nutritious food.

Liquids

You will need to drink more fluids. Don't wait until you feel thirsty to drink something. Drink around 3.8 litres of liquids per day: water, milk, juice, broths and soups are good options.

Alcohol and Caffeine

Feel like having a drink? Have it immediately after breastfeeding, then wait 2–3 hours per drink before breastfeeding again, which is enough time for your body to eliminate the alcohol. Also, limit your caffeine consumption to 2–3 cups per day.

Vitamin Requirements

Your vitamin A (1300 μg/day) and vitamin C (120 mg/day) requirements go up when you are breastfeeding. A balanced and varied diet will allow you to meet these requirements.