Health Tips & Insights

Get plenty of rest, drink warm fluids, and consult your pharmacist for suitable non-drowsy decongestants, throat lozenges, or pain relievers.

There is no cure for the common cold, but pharmacists can recommend effective OTC treatments for congestion, cough, fever, and sore throat.

It depends on your symptoms. Non-drowsy antihistamines work well for daytime, and nasal corticosteroids are best for nasal congestion.

It means it takes 30 times longer for your skin to burn compared to wearing no sunscreen.

Yes, up to 80% of UV rays pass through clouds.

Less than 140/90 mmHg for most adults; less than 130/80 mmHg for those with diabetes or high cardiovascular risk; less than 135/85 mmHg when measured at home.

No, a normalized reading means the medication is working, not that the condition is cured. There is a risk of dangerous rebound hypertension.

It depends on your specific treatment plan and insulin use. Our pharmacists can help establish a routine.

Yes, we provide hands-on training for all monitor types.

Yes, we have an in-store monitor available with result interpretation.

Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is for pain and fever; ibuprofen (Advil/Motrin) also reduces inflammation.

Yes, physical therapy, exercise, and stress management can complement medication.

Health Canada recommends supplementation for most adults, especially in winter when sun exposure is limited.

Yes, some can. Always ask your pharmacist to check for interactions.

Many are covered by the Ontario Drug Benefit (ODB) and private insurance. Our pharmacy can help check your coverage.

It varies by activity and climate. A good indicator is pale yellow urine.

Yes, chronic stress can cause high blood pressure, weakened immunity, and digestive problems.

Deep breathing, guided meditation, and focusing on your senses for a few minutes.

Generally, take it as soon as possible unless it is almost time for the next dose. Call us for specific guidance.

For better absorption or to prevent stomach irritation.

Not necessarily. They can have side effects and interactions.

No, it can cause serious interactions. Always check with your pharmacist first.

Maintain a regular schedule, have a relaxing bedtime routine, and avoid screens 1 hour before bed.

Try deep breathing, daily walks, and setting work-life boundaries.

Yes. Prescription delivery across Mississauga is complimentary for eligible patients. Speak with our pharmacist to confirm eligibility and delivery availability.

We deliver throughout Mississauga including Heartland Town Centre, Meadowvale, Erin Mills, Streetsville, Port Credit, Cooksville, Malton, and Churchill Meadows. Call (905) 712-0003 to confirm delivery to your area.

Simply call us at (905) 712-0003 or ask at your next visit. We will set up your profile and arrange delivery for your next prescription.

Deliveries are scheduled according to our daily routes. Your pharmacist will confirm the delivery availability and timeline when you speak with us.

Yes. If you are on a blister pack (dosette) program, we can arrange regular scheduled delivery so you never run out of medications.

Yes. Blister packaging is complimentary for eligible patients at Peel Best Pharmacy. Call (905) 712-0003 to discuss eligibility and set up your blister pack.

Blister packaging is ideal for anyone taking multiple daily medications, seniors, patients with memory issues, and caregivers managing medications for a family member. It significantly reduces missed doses and medication errors.

Most blister packs are prepared weekly or bi-weekly depending on your medication schedule. We can also arrange delivery of your blister pack so you never run out.

Yes. We can transfer all your prescriptions from your current pharmacy and set up blister packaging in a single visit. Call (905) 712-0003 to arrange a free consultation.

Most oral solid medications (tablets and capsules) can be blister packed. Liquid medications, inhalers, patches, and some specialty drugs are usually managed separately. Our pharmacist will review your full medication list.

Call us at (905) 712-0003 with your current pharmacy's name and your medication list. We handle the transfer completely — no forms to fill out and no need to visit your doctor.

Yes. Ontario law allows prescription transfers between pharmacies. We regularly transfer prescriptions from Shoppers Drug Mart, Rexall, Walmart Pharmacy, and other pharmacies. Call (905) 712-0003 to start the transfer.

Most transfers are completed same day — typically within a few hours of your call. We will notify you when your prescription is ready.

No. You do not need a new prescription from your doctor. We contact your old pharmacy directly and handle the transfer. Your remaining refills are also transferred.

Yes. We can transfer your entire medication profile in one call. This is especially convenient if you are setting up blister packaging with us.

Yes. MedsCheck is funded by the Ontario government for qualifying residents. Please call our pharmacy today at (905) 712-0003 to see if you are eligible.

MedsCheck eligibility is based on provincial criteria, such as taking ongoing chronic medications or managing conditions like diabetes. Please call our pharmacy today at (905) 712-0003 to see if you are eligible.

Most MedsCheck appointments take 20–40 minutes. You will receive a full medication review, a printed medication record, and personalized recommendations.

Bring all your medications — prescription bottles, OTC products, vitamins, and supplements. The more complete your list, the more thorough the review.

Yes. If you are on a blister pack program with us, your MedsCheck can be arranged as part of your care. Please call our pharmacy today at (905) 712-0003 to see if you are eligible.

Compounding is the preparation of a customized medication for a specific patient, when commercially available formulations are not suitable. It is regulated by the Ontario College of Pharmacists.

Yes. We offer compounding for eligible prescriptions through a central fill model — we coordinate with our accredited compounding partner pharmacy, which prepares your custom medication and returns it to us for dispensing. Call (905) 712-0003 or have your physician contact us to discuss your compounding needs.

Coverage varies by insurance plan and the nature of the compounded prescription. We can provide a quote before your compound is prepared. Some compounded medications are eligible for ODB coverage.

Compounding is often used for patients who need a different dosage form (liquid vs. tablet), an unavailable strength, a combination preparation, or formulations free of allergens, dyes, or preservatives.

Turnaround time depends on the complexity of the compound. Most prescriptions are ready within 24–48 hours after our compounding partner prepares and returns them to Peel Best Pharmacy. More complex compounds may take longer. Contact us at (905) 712-0003 for a timeline.

Call us at (905) 712-0003 or visit us at 550 Matheson Blvd W, Unit 106, Mississauga. Bring your Ontario health card and current medication list. We will set up your profile and transfer your prescriptions.

Yes. We are currently welcoming new pharmacy patients and families.

Bring your Ontario health card, a list of your current medications (or your pill bottles), and your drug insurance information. We handle the rest — including transferring prescriptions from your old pharmacy.

Yes. Qualifying new patients may be eligible for a funded MedsCheck annual medication review. Please call our pharmacy today at (905) 712-0003 to see if you are eligible.

TDL MD Clinic at 550 Matheson Blvd W, Unit 106 is accepting new patients. Call (905) 712-3998 or visit tdlmdclinic.com to book your first appointment.