Treatment that
comes to you.

No. Witnessed doses have to be taken at the pharmacy with a pharmacist present — that is what makes them witnessed. Delivery applies to take-home doses your prescriber has authorised. If getting here daily is not workable for you, tell us, because that is exactly the conversation to have with your prescriber.

Anyone with prescriber-authorised carries. In practice it is most useful for people working shifts, without transport, living outside town, or unwell. You do not have to prove hardship to us.

Yes. No fee, no minimum, no subscription — for OAT and for every other prescription we deliver.

Yes. Plain sealed packaging with no visible indication of what is inside, handed to you directly. Our vehicle is not branded with anything about your treatment.

We do not leave OAT doses with a neighbour or on a doorstep — ever. If you are not there, the delivery comes back to the pharmacy and we call you to rearrange. Give us a phone number you actually answer and it rarely becomes an issue.

Only with your written authorisation on file, and they will need ID. Talk to us in advance so it is set up properly rather than sorted out at the door.

Locked, out of sight, and out of reach of children and anyone else in the house. A dose that is a normal day for you can kill someone without opioid tolerance, and children are the most common accidental exposure. Ask us about a lock box — we will help you sort one.

We deliver across Port Alberni and the Alberni Valley regularly, including Cherry Creek, Beaver Creek, Sproat Lake and Coombs. Ucluelet, Tofino, Bamfield, Parksville, Qualicum Beach and Nanaimo are arranged case by case — call 778-421-3333 and we will find a way to make it work.

Yes, and most people prefer that. Blister packs, regular prescriptions and OTC items can all go out together.