Train anchor: Yarraville Station
Use Yarraville Station outbound on the Werribee/Williamstown lines, change at Footscray for the Sunbury line to Sunshine if needed.
Locations we serve
A Maribyrnong catchment where the easiest route is Yarraville Station outbound to Sunshine, or a direct road connection. This is a wayfinding page, not a placement guarantee. Call before travelling for capacity, prescription and timing checks.
Destination
Shop S45, Sunshine Marketplace, 80 Harvester Road, Sunshine VIC 3020
How to get there
Open Google Maps for live driving, public transport or walking directions. Check PTV or Google Maps on the day because timetables and stops can change.
Phone first if a same-day clinical decision is required.
Use Yarraville Station outbound on the Werribee/Williamstown lines, change at Footscray for the Sunbury line to Sunshine if needed.
Plan the Sunshine Station to Sunshine Marketplace final leg before you leave.
Use Yarraville Station outbound on the Werribee/Williamstown lines, change at Footscray for the Sunbury line to Sunshine if needed.
Compare rail-with-change versus a direct road trip, both work depending on time of day. Public sources list local access around Sunshine Marketplace via routes including 220, 408 and 903. Confirm the exact stop and timetable on the day.
Plan the Sunshine Station to Sunshine Marketplace final leg before you leave.
Finding a prescriber
If you do not yet have a prescriber, these verified services can help you find one — wherever in the west you are travelling from.
Richmond & Box Hill
110 Church Street, Richmond VIC; Ground Floor, 43 Carrington Road, Box Hill VIC
Free specialist, doctor-led care for complex opioid dependence. GP referral required.
(03) 8413 8444Preston
300 Bell Street, Preston VIC
Bulk-billed (no fee) pharmacotherapy. No referral required.
(03) 8470 1111Glenroy
735 Pascoe Vale Road, Glenroy VIC
Nurse Practitioner specialising in alcohol and other drug (AOD) support.
Collingwood
4-6 Johnston Street, Collingwood VIC 3066
(03) 9448 5530Footscray
89 Ballarat Road, Footscray VIC 3011
Addiction treatment centre.
(03) 8345 6682Braybrook
107/139 Churchill Avenue, Braybrook VIC 3019
(03) 9448 5507Footscray
78 Paisley Street, Footscray VIC 3011
(03) 9448 5502Brunswick
299-305 Victoria Street, Brunswick VIC 3056
(03) 9329 1500Sunshine
Level 1, 499 Ballarat Road, Sunshine VIC 3020
1300 472 432St Albans
1 Andrea Street, St Albans VIC 3021
1300 472 432Hoppers Crossing
117-129 Warringa Crescent, Hoppers Crossing VIC 3029
1300 472 432Deer Park
106 Station Road, Deer Park VIC 3023
1300 472 432Altona Meadows
330 Queen Street, Altona Meadows VIC 3028
1300 472 432Every clinic listed here has been verified as a real, operating pharmacotherapy or AOD service. They are independent — not partners of this pharmacy, and listing them is not an endorsement. Phone the service directly to confirm current availability, fees and referral requirements.
Once you have a prescriber, Priceline Pharmacy Sunshine is your dispensing pharmacy — call us to arrange your first dose.
Call 03 9364 7133Opening and dosing
Dosing and clinical handover can require additional checks. Phone before travelling if the visit is time-sensitive.
Dosing hours
Mon-Wed: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM · Thu-Fri: 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM · Sat: 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM · Sun: 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Destination stop search
Sunshine Plaza, Sunshine Marketplace, or Sunshine Station bus interchange.
Service contact
Phone first if a same-day clinical decision is required.
Purpose
This page provides general clinical service information about a prescriber-authorised pharmacotherapy service offered by Priceline Pharmacy Sunshine Marketplace.
Not medical advice
The information here is general only and does not replace consultation with a registered health practitioner.
Prescription only
This site does not advertise prescription medicines. Treatment is provided only on a valid order from an authorised prescriber.
Contact & escalation
Reach the dosing pharmacist on 03 9364 7133 or smpchemist@gmail.com during dosing hours. In an emergency, call 000.
This page describes a regulated health service. Information is general; treatment decisions are made by your prescriber. Pharmacy services are provided by a registered pharmacist regulated by AHPRA.