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METROPOLITAN PHARMACY NETWORK North West Province METROPOLITAN PHARMACY NETWORK North West Province Practice Area Telephone Pharmacy Name Physical Address Fax Number Surgery Email Number Code Number Alfa Pharmacy 6079679 Cnr Ross & Ikageng Drive Industria Potchefstroom 2531 0182975366 0182975915 [email protected] Becker Pharmacy 6080715 3 Dalsig Building Hendrik Verwoerd Drive Brits Brits 0250 0122522650 0122522651 [email protected] Ben De Beer Pharmacy 6060803 Cnr Karel De Wet Road & Schutte Avenue Brits Brits 0250 0122523010 0122527274 Cnr Thabo Mbeki And Nelson Mandela Biblio Plaza Pharmacy 235393 Shop 19 Biblio Plaza Centre Rustenburg Rustenburg 0299 0145927984 0145925626 [email protected] Drive Botha Street Pharmacy 66818 77 Chris Hani Avenue Potchefstroom Potchefstroom 2531 0182947714 0182946442 [email protected] Cnr Hendrik Verwoed Drive And Maple Click Pharmacy Brits Mall 393452 Shop 28 Brits Mall Brits Brits 0189 0086103030 [email protected] Ridge Road Section Shop 20 A Jubilee Clicks Pharmacy ‐ Westgate Mall 421510 Cnr Jubilee And Zoutpan Roads Temba Temba 0407 0860103030 [email protected] Mall Clicks Pharmacy Brits 300047 Shoprite Centre Pienaar Street Brits Brits 0250 0122523083/5 0122522675 [email protected] Clicks Pharmacy Carltonville 306908 15 Gold Street Ext 2 Carltonville 2499 0187874767/35 0187874154 [email protected] Clicks Pharmacy City Mall 371254 Shop 47 City Mall Cnr President Kruger & Church Street Klerksdorp Klerksdorp 2571 0860103030 [email protected] Shop 10, Flamwood Clicks Pharmacy Flamwood 390534 Rother Patrick Lane Klerksdorp Klerksdorp 2571 0860103030 [email protected] Shopping Mall Clicks Pharmacy Shop 20 Hartebeespoort Schoemansville 338044 Magalies Boulevard Hartebeespoort 0216 0860103030 [email protected] Hartebeespoortdam Sh/Centre Extension 2 Clicks Pharmacy Losberg 390496 5 President Street Fochville Fochville 2515 0860103030 [email protected] Clicks Pharmacy Mafikeng Shop 15 Mafikeng Crossing 371262 Cnr Nelson Mandela & Sekame Drives Mafikeng Mafikeng 2745 0860103030 [email protected] Crossing Sh/Centre Shop 33A Mooi River Clicks Pharmacy Mooi River 305391 Potgieter Street Potchefstroom Potchefstroom 2531 0182931962 0182931960 [email protected] Sh/Centre Cnr. Hedrik Verwoed Road & Krokodil Clicks Pharmacy Platinum Mall 315060 Shop 21Platinum Mall Brits Brits 0250 0860103030 [email protected] Street Clicks Pharmacy Vryburg 325899 Shop 2 Vryburg Retail Development Market Street Vryburg 8611 0860103030 [email protected] Clicks Pharmacy Zeerust 371130 Shop 3, Zeerust Sh/Centre Church Street Zeerust Zeerust 2865 0860103030 [email protected] 0122528029/56/8 Disamed Pharmacy Brits 6077765 Brits Mediclinic 8 Church Street Brits Brits 0250 0122521878 [email protected] 3 Dis‐Chem Potchefstroom Shop 93 & 95, Mooirivier Cnr Govan Mbeki And Nelson Mandela 376140 Potchefstroom Potchefstroom 2520 0182933890 0182933890 [email protected] Pharmacy Mall. Avenue Geelhoutpark Pharmacy 276111 Shop 9 280 Klopper Street Geelhout Park Rustenburg 0299 0145330070 0145334000 [email protected] Gigas Pharmacy 6062172 47 Loop Street Rustenburg Rustenburg 0300 0145925768 0145973705 [email protected] Hartbeesfontein Pharmacy 6069894 85 Eenheid Street Hartbeesfontein Hartbeesfontein 2600 0184310338 0184310338 [email protected] Ifafi Pharmacy 67261 Ifafi Centre No 3 Ou Wa Pad Schoemansville Brits 0260 0122591616 0122591669 Page 1 of 3 Practice Area Telephone Pharmacy Name Physical Address Fax Number Surgery Email Number Code Number Jouberton Pharmacy 408077 17 Phelinon, Ext 1 Jouberton Jouberton 2574 0183845530 0183845325 [email protected] Kameeldoring Pharmacy 6082300 67 Molopo Road Vryburg Vryburg 8600 0539271004 0539271252 [email protected] Klerksdorp Pharmacy 53422 Cnr Sontonga Street & Noord Street Klerksdorp Klerksdorp 2571 0184644534 0184643892 [email protected] Kloof Pharmacy 6031943 56 Nelson Mandela Drive Rustenburg Rustenburg 0299 0145927986 0145927986 [email protected] Leeudoringstad Pharmacy 6034411 14 Georges Street Leeudoringstad Leeudoringstad 2640 0185813494 0185813494 [email protected] Lesego Pharmacy 172251 Unit 3 Stand 938 Mongwase Rustenburg 0314 0145555659 0145555938 [email protected] Link‐Med 6045383 Shop 15 36 Dr Nelson Mandela Drive Lichtenburg Lichtenburg 2740 0186324024 0186322527 [email protected] Medina Pharmacy 6074405 Ijobena Centre 10 Solplaatjie Street Potchefstroom Potchefstroom 2531 0182933665 0182946296 [email protected] Checkers Brits Platinum Medirite Brits 312630 Crocodile Street Brits Brits 0250 0219804562 0219804741 [email protected] Mall Stand 91 Schoemansville Medirite Hartbeespoort 321273 Checkers Village Mall Cnr. R511 & Magalise Boulevard Hartbeespoort 0216 0219804562 0219804741/3 [email protected] Ext 2 Medirite Klerksdorp 210994 Cnr Church & Magrieta Street Klerksdorp Klerksdorp 2571 0184626758 0184626752 [email protected] Medirite Mooirivier 316172 Checkers Mooirivier Cnr Nelson Mandela Drive Potchefstroom Potchefstroom 2531 0219804562 0219804741 [email protected] Cnr Hendrik Verwoed Drive And Maple Medirite Pharmacy Brits Mall 396869 Shop 213, Checkers Brits Brits Brits 0189 0219804562 0219804741 [email protected] Ridge Road Medirite Waterberg 391204 Shoprite Centre Cnr Thabo Mbeki & Nelson Mandela Drive Rustenburg Rustenburg 0300 0219804562 0219804741 [email protected] Corner Lombard Mooi Nooi 374482 Shop 13 Euronooi Shopping Centre Mooinooi 0325 0145743106 0145743106 & Wilkenson A Safari Gardens Ext Mooney Close Dispensary 209309 2 Mooney Close Rustenburg 0300 0145331168 0145332469 [email protected] 8 Moosas Pharmacy 6066305 Shop No 8 No 1 Commssioner Street Klerksdorp Klerksdorp 2570 0184621347 0184623002 [email protected] Nel 2 Pharmacy 6083455 26 De Witt Avenue Brits Brits 0250 0122523748 0122526735 [email protected] Nel Pharmacy 6028144 25 De Witts Avenue Brits Brits 0250 0122526030 0122524645 [email protected] Nissan Pharmacy 6024386 118B Mbeki Street Rustenburg Rustenburg 0299 0145923387 0145921761 Orkney Pharmacy 6021573 9 Kingsley Road Orkney Orkney 2619 0184731231 0184733886 [email protected] Pharmarama Central 79820 56 Plein Street Klerksdorp Klerksdorp 2571 0184625052 0184641205 [email protected] Pharmarama Mafikeng 46094 Game Centre Cnr Nelson Mandela & Victoria Drive Mafeking Mafeking 2745 0183810383 0183810398 [email protected] Pharmarama Potchefstroom 46183 Pick & Pay Centre Church Street Potchefstroom Potchefstroom 2520 0182943212 0182932344 [email protected] Pharmarama Rustenburg 46213 Shop 48 Waterfall Mall 1 Augrabies Avenue Cashan Rustenburg 0299 0145373586 0145373188 [email protected] Pharmacy Pharmarama Wilkoppies 46175 70 Ametis Street Witkoppies Klerksdorp 2571 0184688553 0184682427 [email protected] Pharmcor Potchefstroom 6068650 Potchefstroom Mediclinic 66 Meyer Street Noordbrug Potchefstroom 2522 0182975694 0866813133 [email protected] Pharmacy Pieter Nel Pharmacy 84190 Cnr Tom & Buffeldoorn Road Witkoppies Klerksdorp 2571 0184686032 0184681846 [email protected] Potch Pharmacy 6064930 Shop 28 Riverwalk Centre Cnr Lombard & Mooirivier Drive Potchefstroom Potchefstroom 2531 [email protected] Cnr.Van Riebeeck & Lombard Potchefstroom 6072887 Medicross Potchefstroom Potchefstroom 2520 0182977570 0182933909 [email protected] Str.,Potchefstroom Prime Pharmacy 6032001 36 Nelson Mandela Drive Litchenburg 0 2740 0186323095 0186323246 [email protected] Primepharm 6032001 36 Nelson Mandela Drive Litchenburg 0 2740 0186323095 0186323246 [email protected] Cnr. President Mbeki & Von Wiellich Rustenberg 245747 Medicross Rustenburg Rustenburg 0300 0145941552 0145941368 [email protected] Str.,Rustenburg Rustenberg Pharmacy 242233 Shop 1 Waterfall Mall Augrabies Avenue Waterfall Park Rustenburg 0299 0145376480 0866140197 [email protected] Page 2 of 3 Practice Area Telephone Pharmacy Name Physical Address Fax Number Surgery Email Number Code Number S Buys Fochville 6075711 Shop 1 President Square Cnr President & Losberg Street Fochville Fochville 2515 0187714741 0187714739 [email protected] Springbok Pharmacy 6020682 48 Anderson Street Klerksdorp Klerksdorp 2571 0184629744 0184628719 [email protected] Sun City Pharmacy 270865 Shop No 2 Sun City Entertainment Centr Sun City Sun City 0316 0145521145 0145521465 [email protected] Taljaard Pharmacy 118915 40 Voortrekker Street Coligny Coligny 2725 0186731050 0186731059 [email protected] Van Rensburg Pharmacy & Med 6065538 1A Hendrik Verwoerd Ave Brits Brits 0250 0122524788 0122524205 [email protected] De Wilgepark Pharmacy 164151 15 Piet Uys Street Potchefstroom Potchefstroom 9500 0562128553 0562128552 [email protected] Page 3 of 3 .
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