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A neighbourhood team that takes time to listen, answer your questions and help you manage your medications with confidence.

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265 Enfield Place · Mississauga City Centre

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ConvenientFree parking at our location

Cura seasonal health guide

A little heads-up for every season.

Timely, plain-language reminders to help you and your family feel prepared—not overwhelmed.

Current focus

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Spring · March-May

Allergy season

Pollen has entered the chat.

If your eyes and nose have their own spring plans, a few simple habits can make outdoor days easier.

01
Check before you head out. High-pollen days may be better for shorter outdoor plans.
02
Leave pollen at the door. Shower and change after outdoor time so it does not follow you to the sofa or pillow.
03
Choose allergy products carefully. Ask a pharmacist what fits your medicines and health history.

Trouble breathing or a severe allergic reaction needs urgent medical help.

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Summer · June-August

Sun & heat

Sun smart, not sun shy.

Enjoy the bright days—just give your skin and hydration a little backup.

01
Make SPF 30+ the baseline. Choose broad-spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen; apply it before going out and reapply regularly.
02
Borrow some shade. Add a hat and sunglasses, especially around midday or whenever the UV Index is 3 or higher.
03
Drink before thirst gets loud. Take water breaks and check often on children and older adults during hot weather.

Confusion, fainting or worsening heat symptoms can be an emergency—get help promptly.

Family practising healthy habits at home during autumn

Fall · September-November

Cough, cold & flu season

Respiratory season is clocking in.

A few low-effort habits can do a lot of heavy lifting as school, work and indoor routines return.

01
Clean hands, covered coughs. Wash for 20 seconds and cough or sneeze into a tissue or your elbow.
02
Give indoor air a refresh. Open windows or doors for a few minutes when practical to improve ventilation.
03
Sick days are health days. Stay home when unwell and ask a healthcare professional which seasonal vaccines are recommended for you.

Trouble breathing, chest pain or severe or worsening symptoms need prompt medical attention.

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Winter · December-February

Cold-weather care

Give coughs and colds the boring treatment they hate.

Rest, fluids and smart medicine choices are not flashy—but they are a sensible place to start.

01
Make recovery easy. Rest, drink fluids and try moist air from a clean humidifier or warm shower for congestion.
02
Read the active ingredients. Before combining cold products, check for duplicates and ask a pharmacist if you are unsure.
03
Take extra care with children. Check age directions and speak with a pharmacist before giving cough-and-cold products.

Seek medical care for trouble breathing, inability to drink fluids, or symptoms that are severe or getting worse.

General education only—not a diagnosis or substitute for personal medical advice. Call 911 for an emergency. Guidance reviewed against Public Health Agency of Canada and Health Canada recommendations.

Pharmacy services

Everyday care, delivered personally.

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Minor ailments

A pharmacist can assess eligible common conditions and discuss the most appropriate next step.

What to expect

Private conversation about symptoms and health history
Advice, an eligible prescription or referral when appropriate
Availability and eligibility can vary—call ahead

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Service eligibility and appointment availability may vary. Call our pharmacy and our team will help you find the right next step.

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Cura Pharmacy is independently owned and family focused. Whether you are picking up a first prescription, managing your own routine or helping a loved one, our team takes time to listen and explain.

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The Cura difference

A familiar team for your whole family.

We get to know youFriendly, thoughtful care from a team that listens and remembers what matters.
We make busy days easierFree parking, online refill requests and free local delivery.
We care across generationsClear medication support for children, adults, caregivers and older family members.

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