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METROPOLITAN PHARMACY NETWORK Mpumalanga METROPOLITAN PHARMACY NETWORK Mpumalanga Practice Area Telephone Pharmacy Name Physical Address Fax Number Surgery Email Number Code Number Acacia Pharmacy 298840 Sieling Centre 1 Mclean Street Brits Brits 0250 0126671918 0126671970 [email protected] Bank Pharmacy 6035183 Secunda Mediclinic Heunist Street Secunda Secunda 2302 0176341598 0176343147 [email protected] Biblio Plaza Pharmacy 298832 Shop 19 & 19A Biblio Plaza Cnr Mbeki & Nelson Mandela Drive Rustenburg Rustenburg 0299 0126671918 0126671970 [email protected] Caroline Pharmacy 6047041 42 Voortrekker Street Carolina Carolina 1185 0178431212 0178431212 [email protected] Clicks Pharamacy Ermelo 385131 Shop 8, The Oaks Sh/Centre Church Street Ermelo Ermelo 2351 0086103030 [email protected] Bronkhorstsprui Clicks Pharmacy Bronkhorstspruit 352063 Shop 7 Shoprite Centre Corner Lanham & Kruger Street Erasmusdorp 0200 0860103030 [email protected] t Clicks Pharmacy Delmas 367443 Shop 6 Willobrooke Square Cnr Samuel Road & Van Der Walt Street Delmas Delmas 2213 0860103030 [email protected] Clicks Pharmacy Hazyview 336335 Shop 161 Blue Haze Sh/Centre Kruger Gate Road Hazyview Hazyview 1242 0860103030 [email protected] Clicks Pharmacy Highlands Mews 8575 Shop 6 Highlands Mews Sh/Centre Cnr Of Hans Strydom And Watermeyer Klipfontein Witbank 1035 0136928441 0136926826 [email protected] Clicks Pharmacy Highveld Mall 307696 Shop 21 Highveld Mall President Avenue Witbank Witbank 1034 0136924072 0136924115 [email protected] Clicks Pharmacy Hyperpharm 44806 No7 Saveways Sh/Centre Cnr Swartbos & President Street Witbank Witbank 1035 0136563353 0136926826 [email protected] Saveways Clicks Pharmacy Ilanga Mall 395625 Shop Lg 22, Ilanga Mall Cnr Flamboyant & Bitterbessie Street West Acres West Acres 1201 0860103030 [email protected] Clicks Pharmacy Middelburg 317136 Shop 11 The Oaks Centre Potgieter Street Middelburg Middelburg 1055 0132824693 [email protected] Clicks Pharmacy Midwater Centre 240680 Midwater Centre Cnr Keiskamma & Orange Street Aerorand Middelburg 1050 0132442604 0132442603 [email protected] Clicks Pharmacy Nelspruit 350788 Shop 20 Cnr Paul Kruger & Brown Street Nelspruit Nelspruit 1200 0860103030 [email protected] Clicks Pharmacy Riverside Mall 310972 Shop 4 Riverside Mall White River Road White River Nelspruit 1201 0137570184 0137571053 [email protected] Clicks Pharmacy Secunda 305537 Shop 6 Ne Centre Secunda Plaza Paul Kruger Street Secunda Secunda 2302 0176341164 0176313691 [email protected] Clicks Pharmacy Standerton 303038 Monument Centre Charl Cilliers Street Standerton Standerton 2430 0177191066 0177121626 [email protected] 0137590611/ Disamed Pharmacy Nelspruit 6077846 Nelspruit Mediclinic Louise Street Sonheuwel Ext 1 Nelspruit 1200 0137447693 [email protected] 2 Dis‐Chem Witbank Pharmacy 376124 Shop 208, Highveld Mall Cnr N4 Highway & Mandela Street Emalahleni Emalahleni 1039 Hydromed Trichardt Pharmacy 95559 Highveld Mediclinic Voortrekker Street Trichardt Trichardt 2300 0176388252 0176380932 [email protected] Jasmyn Pharmacy 357421 19 Viljoen Street Lydenburg Gauteng Lydenburg 1120 0132352255 0132354259 K Waterfall Pharmacy 60216 Shop 43 Jane Furse Plaza Cnr Neville Main & Jane Furse Jane Furse Burgersfort 1085 0132651781 0132651839 [email protected] Klipfontein Pharmacy 6038018 Shoprite Centre Stevenson Street Witbank Witbank 1035 0136972543 0136928807 [email protected] Laeveld Pharmacy 333921 13 Kruger Park Street White River White River 1240 0137513891 0137513891 Long Tom Pharmacy 117331 97 Main Street Sabie Sabie 1260 0137641268 0137642626 [email protected] Page 1 of 2 Practice Area Telephone Pharmacy Name Physical Address Fax Number Surgery Email Number Code Number Maximed Pharmacy 6075185 17 Princess Street Standerton 2430 0177121375 0177123708 [email protected] Medirite Bell Street 349682 Shoprite Nelspruit Sanlam Centre Louis Trichardt Street Louis Trichardt 3699 0219804562 0219804741 [email protected] 0219804741/ Medirite Ermelo 342394 Shoprite Ermelo Cnr. Ennis & Joubert Streets Ermelo Ermelo 2330 0219804562 [email protected] 3 Medirite Klipfontein 356824 Checkers Hyper Klipfontein Stevenson & Watermeyer Witbank Witbank 1035 0219804562 0219804741 [email protected] Medirite Nelspruit 238864 Checkers,Shop 215, Riverside Mall White River Road White River Nelspruit 1201 0137571463 0137571464 [email protected] Medlin Pharmacy 6071325 Pick & Pay Centre Marx Street Warmbaths Warmbaths 0480 0147362301 0147364142 [email protected] Cnr Bushwillows And Voortrekker Medrite Ludenburg 398799 Checkers Lydenburg, The Heads, Lydenburg Lydenburg 1120 0219804562 0219804741 [email protected] Street Melrow Pharmacy 6013643 24 De Clercy Street Ermelo Ermelo 2351 0178112641 0178193721 [email protected] Mopani Pharmacy 6039189 Cnr Madiba Drive & Komati Port Nelspruit Nelspruit 1200 0137555500 0137555544 [email protected] Mopani Pharmacy 372528 Shop Lg40 Ilanga Mall N4, Cnr Of Bitterbessie Street Nelspruit Nelspruit 1201 0137555500 0137555544 [email protected] Erf 211, Riverside Nelspruit Pharmacy 349879 Shop 17 Riverside Lifestyle Centre R40 Road Weir Crescent Nelspruit 1201 0117089500 0117081274 [email protected] Park Nylstroom Pharmacy 6068820 95 Nelson Mandela Drive Modimolle Nylstroom 0510 0147172181 0147175680 [email protected] O K Centre Pharmacy 6037712 Delville Street Witbank Witbank 1035 0136561681 0136561682 [email protected] Osizweni Pharmacy 173908 Stand 249 6 Ehmke Street Nelspruit Nelspruit 1200 0137527665 0137527977 [email protected] Pharmachem Pharmacy 6035515 Shop 2 Pharma Center 41 De Jager Street Ermelo Ermelo 2350 0178112307 0178194750 [email protected] Phelo Pele Pharmacy 256579 Shop 1 Khadima Centre 48 Steyn Street Burgersfort Burgersfort 1150 0132318686 0132318686 [email protected] Piet Retief Pharmacy 6021840 29 Church Street Piet Retief Piet Retief 2380 0178262117 0178263076 [email protected] Plein Pharmacy 6030416 46B Mark Street Piet Retief Piet Retief 2380 0178262346 0178261649 [email protected] Ridderstreet Pharmacy 298867 137 Corner Ridder & Mbeki Streets Rustenburg Rustenburg 0299 0126671918 0126671970 [email protected] Rivermall Pharmacy 6079717 Shop 20 Riverside Mall R40, Nelspruit Entrance 2 Riverside Nelspruit 1200 0137570209 0137570210 [email protected] Rustenburg Platinum Pharmacy 298859 100 Wildevy Medical Centre Wildevy Avenue Protea Park Rustenburg 0299 0126671918 0126671970 [email protected] S Buys Klipfontein 33073 Shop 18c Highland Square Leraatsfontein Witbank 1034 0136975270 0136975271 [email protected] S Buys Middelburg Pharmacy 6079113 Shop 3 Erftrim Building Ellenberg Street Middelburg Middelburg 1055 0132828141 0132828140 [email protected] Shop 42a, Megamark Shopping S Buys Pharmacy ‐ Megamark Centre 167665 Kriel Kriel 2271 0176482507 0176482542 [email protected] Centre S Buys Witbank Pharmacy 6075746 Shop 33a Saveway Crescent Mall Cnr Sussanne Street & Swartbos Road Witbank Emalahleni 1034 0136562836 0136564754 [email protected] Sukuma Pharmacy 373710 African Olive Building 41 Brown Street Nelspruit Nelspruit 1200 0137527566 0137526847 [email protected] Tasbetpark Pharmacy 6068073 Cnr Springbok & Boekenhout S Tasbet Park Witbank 1040 0136970471 0136925244 [email protected] Thabazimbi Pharmacy 141399 Pick & Pay Centre Section 8 5 Eland Street Main Road Thabazimbi Thabazimbi 0387 0147362301 0147364142 [email protected] Van Heerden Pharmacy 102741 Shop 7 & 8 Orchard Village Nelspruit Nelspruit 1201 0137528280 0137528362 [email protected] Van Heerden Pharmacy 159123 Shop 14 Pick & Pay Centre Citrus Crescent Nelspruit Nelspruit 1201 0137524544 0137364142 [email protected] Van Heerden Pharmacy Sabie 317888 77 Main Road Sabie Sabie 1260 0133815012 0137643025 [email protected] Warmbaths Pharmacy 6043364 25 Chris Hani Drive Warmbaths Warmbaths 0480 0147362301 0147363386 [email protected] Page 2 of 2 .
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