West Pymble Pharmacy

West Pymble Pharmacy At West Pymble Pharmacy, we’ve been providing quality service to our community for over 60 years.

Before taking different painkillers together, come check with us.Some medicines can contain the same or similar active i...
03/09/2026

Before taking different painkillers together, come check with us.

Some medicines can contain the same or similar active ingredients, so it’s important to know what you’re taking before combining them.

Not sure? Bring your medicines in and ask our pharmacy team. We’re always happy to help.

We're proud to have been one of the Pitch Partners at Community Pitch 2026, and together, the room raised $87,900 for te...
31/08/2026

We're proud to have been one of the Pitch Partners at Community Pitch 2026, and together, the room raised $87,900 for ten local community groups in a single night.

The 10 community groups received the following funds:

Kate’s Place - $9,650
EPIC - $8,600
Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Women’s Shelter - $8,750
Killara Rural Fire Brigade - $7,000
Bushlink - $8,450
Streetwork Australia – $11,650
St Edmund’s College - $7,000
Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury Sydney - $7,500
Jacaranda Lodge - $8,750
The Village Chef - $10,550

Every number above is a real project getting off the ground, ten different ways this community looks after its own.

Thank you to Community Bank Lindfield for putting it together, and to all ten groups who pitched, wishing you success with the projects ahead.

Five months ago, West Pymble received its first community defibrillator, donated by Community Bank Lindfield It’s outsid...
29/08/2026

Five months ago, West Pymble received its first community defibrillator, donated by Community Bank Lindfield

It’s outside our pharmacy and accessible 24/7.

More than 25,000 Australians experience a cardiac arrest outside a hospital each year, so knowing where your nearest AED is matters.

Next time you’re at Philip Mall, take five seconds to note where it is.

📍 Outside West Pymble Pharmacy
2 Philip Mall, Kendall St

A big thank you again to for helping make this available to our community.

27/08/2026

"Take with food" can mean three different things:

#1: Food helps it be absorbed. Some medicines simply don't get into your system properly on an empty stomach. Take these without food, and you may be getting less than the dose you were prescribed.

#2: Food protects your stomach. Others are hard on the stomach lining. The food isn't helping the medicine; it's protecting you from it.

#3: Food settles the nausea. Some make people feel queasy. Food takes the edge off.

For a lot of medicines, a sandwich, some yoghurt or a piece of toast is enough. For a few, it genuinely does need to be a proper meal.

Which one is yours? Come talk to us and we'll tell you exactly when to take it and what counts as food.

24/08/2026

50 years in pharmacy. 30 years right here at West Pymble Pharmacy.

For so many local families, Jenny has been a familiar face behind the counter, there for the questions, the conversations and all the little moments in between.

That’s what community pharmacy is all about: knowing the people you care for, and being there year after year.

Have a memory or message for Jenny? Leave it below. ❤️

Supporting your local community sounds simple.But when there are so many people doing good work, how do you know where y...
18/08/2026

Supporting your local community sounds simple.
But when there are so many people doing good work, how do you know where your support can make a difference?

That’s one of the things we love about Community Pitch.

It brings local charities and community groups face-to-face with local businesses and neighbours who want to support the work happening right here in our area.

Each group has just three minutes to share a project they’d like to bring to life. Then, after hearing their stories, each Pitch Partner decides where they’d like their pledged funds to go.

So when we had the opportunity to become a 2026 Pitch Partner, it felt like a natural fit.

West Pymble families have trusted us for more than 60 years. Being able to support some of the organisations caring for our wider community is something we’re very proud to be part of.

Tuesday, 25 August 2026
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We’ll share a little more from the night afterwards.

14/08/2026

🚨 **IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM WEST PYMBLE PHARMACY** 🚨

We have become aware of a **fraudulent email circulating that appears to have been sent from West Pymble Pharmacy**.

The email claims that **“West Pymble Pharmacy shared a folder with you”** and asks the recipient to open a document or click an **“Open”** link.

**PLEASE DO NOT CLICK THE LINK OR OPEN THE DOCUMENT. DELETE THE EMAIL IMMEDIATELY.**

We did **not** send this email.

If you receive any unexpected email appearing to come from West Pymble Pharmacy that asks you to open a document, access a shared folder, enter a password or click a link, please **do not interact with it**.

If you are ever unsure whether an email from us is genuine, please contact the pharmacy directly on **(02) 9498 5552** before opening anything.

We apologise for any concern or inconvenience this may cause and appreciate everyone being particularly vigilant.

**West Pymble Pharmacy**

Census night got me thinking… We hear some pretty relatable things across the counter every day, so we thought we’d put ...
11/08/2026

Census night got me thinking…

We hear some pretty relatable things across the counter every day, so we thought we’d put a few of them to a vote

Which one are you? Tell us below 👇

10/08/2026

Did you know there are home tests that can check ferritin levels?

Ferritin is a protein that helps indicate how much iron your body has stored. A home test can provide an initial result, but it doesn’t give the full picture of your iron health.

It can be a useful first step, but a home test doesn’t replace a full assessment. If you’re concerned about your result or how you’re feeling, chat with our pharmacists or your GP.

Pop in for a chat, we’re here to help!

ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE.

07/08/2026

It's Dental Health Week, and your pharmacy has more to do with your teeth than you'd think.

Saliva protects your teeth. That's the bit most people don't know.
It washes away food, buffers the acid that plaque produces, and helps repair enamel. Less saliva over a long stretch means less of that protection which is why dry mouth is worth mentioning to your dentist, not just to us.

But teeth are only part of it.

Hundreds of common medicines can reduce how much saliva you make - blood pressure tablets, antihistamines, antidepressants, some sleeping tablets, inhalers, and plenty more. Often it isn't one medicine. It's the combination.

What people actually notice:

- Waking up needing water
- Dry food being hard to swallow
- Bad breath that brushing doesn't fix
- Mouth ulcers or a sore tongue
- Dentures not sitting right
- Food tasting different

The good news is there's usually something to do about it. Sometimes it's a product. Sometimes it's just the timing of a dose. Sometimes it's a conversation with your GP about an alternative.

Bring your medication and we'll go through it with you.



*General info only. And please never stop or change a medicine on your own.

Address

Shop 2 Philip Mall Kendall Street
Pymble, NSW
2073

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+61294985552

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