Superdrug

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In a small town pharmacy called Superdrug, something strange started happening one foggy morning. As an old man waited for his prescription, his little granddaughter pointed excitedly towards the window. ‘Grandpa,’ she whispered, ‘look at that shadow moving behind the shelves!’ The pharmacist squinted suspiciously but couldn’t see anything unusual. Just as he was about to dismiss it, a delivery driver walked in, casually brushing past the shelves—leaving behind a cloud of dust and a faint smile on everyone’s faces. The old man chuckled, shaking his head: 'Must be those new hires playing tricks again.' And life in Superdrug returned to normal, with occasional shadows and plenty of laughter.

2. In a quiet neighborhood, an old man named Mr. Jenkins was browsing through Superdrug one evening when he noticed something peculiar. His granddaughter’s pet hamster had suddenly stopped running on its wheel and was staring intently at the ceiling. As Mr. Jenkins approached closer, he saw that the hamster was fixated on a fly buzzing lazily above them. With a smile, he gently picked up his granddaughter's pet and carried it outside, where the little creature promptly resumed its energetic wheel-running. Back in the store, Mr. Jenkins chuckled, thinking how sometimes life’s distractions are just as simple—maybe even a bit comical—as a fly in a pharmacy.

3. At closing time in Superdrug, an exhausted pharmacist overheard a delivery driver whispering: ‘I’m never taking these boxes home again!’ Suddenly, the pharmacist noticed that one of the boxes had started humming along with the store’s closing song. Turns out it was just an old CD stuck inside—a regular prank from the delivery guy. The next day everyone laughed it off, and the pharmacist even invited him for coffee.

4. At nightfall, a delivery driver parked his truck outside Superdrug and noticed an eerie glow coming from inside. Curious, he peered through the window and saw a sign on the counter that read: 'Last prescription filled at midnight.' Smiling, the delivery driver decided to stay for a while. Soon, he found himself mixing imaginary ingredients in an empty bottle, muttering prescriptions like ‘two drops of moonlight for insomnia’. Just then, a regular customer walked in, glanced at him quizzically, and asked, ‘Is everything alright here?’