Sun Care

Despite all the awareness campaigns stressing the importance of protecting your skin from the sun, the number of skin cancer cases in Canada continues to rise. We can never say this enough: sun rays are harmful for your skin, always protect yourself against them. 

Pharmacist's Tip

With the ever-expanding array of sunscreens available today, it is difficult to know which one to choose. SPF, filters, textures, formats, UVA protection – your pharmacist can help you choose the best product for your skin and your needs.

Sun Protection 101

Stay healthy under the sun and heat with our tips.

Sunscreens

Discover the characteristics of a good sunscreen to protect yourself against UVA and UVB sunrays.

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Medication & Sunlight

Some medications can increase skin sensitivity to sunlight and cause allergic reactions. Learn how to avoid them.

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Heatstroke

It is important to understand the risks and symptoms of heat stroke for people at risk.

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Myths About The Sun

Some myths about sunlight and sun protection are hard to dispel. Discover the truth about seven common myths. 

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Skin Care

Protect your skin, your shield against the outside world.

Skin Cancer

Even if the number of cases increases every year, skin cancer remains preventable and usually curable. Read about our preventive measures.

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Skin Redness

Learn the habits you should adopt and the products you should use to keep your skin healthy and prevent redness.

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Dry Skin

Protect your skin from exposure to cold, wind, and the sun by following our tips.

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Itchiness & Irritation

There are a lot of products that can be used to relieve or prevent minor skin conditions like itchiness and irritation.

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* The information contained herein is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to provide complete information on the subject matter or to replace the advice of a health professional. This information does not constitute medical consultation, diagnosis or opinion and should not be interpreted as such. Please consult your health care provider if you have any questions about your health, medications or treatment.