Discount Drug Stores Halloween 👻 catalogue from 15/10/2026
Oct 15 - Nov 1, 2026
10 days leftDiscount Drug Stores' catalogue for this week is valid from 15 October 2026 until 1 November 2026. It has 20 pages. Source: Kimbino, last checked 21 October 2026.
| Current edition valid | 15 October 2026 to 1 November 2026 |
|---|---|
| Pages in current edition | 20 |
| Current editions listed | 1 |
| Loyalty program | DiscountPlus: 1 point per $1 spent, digital card |
| Price match | Price Match Policy: identical products, local competitor, proof required |
| Official website | www.discountdrugstores.com.au |
The current Discount Drug Stores catalogue is valid from 15 October 2026 until 1 November 2026.
The current edition has 20 pages.
The Discount Drug Stores homepage says members earn 1 DiscountPlus point for every $1 spent, subject to terms, and can redeem points for discounts and special offers.
Yes, its Price Match Policy matches identical products at a local competitor's current everyday or promotional price in store, with proof required and delivery costs included in the comparison.
No. The footer says offers are available at participating pharmacies while stocks last and may not be available at every store.
Discount Drug Stores is an Australian pharmacy chain, not a supermarket, even though AdsSOS places it in the Australian supermarkets and grocery catalogues hub. The latest edition we hold is a Halloween catalogue valid from 15 October to 1 November 2026 across 20 pages, which is a bit under three weeks rather than seven days. We have no repeating start weekday for the chain, so we do not claim an official release day. The retailer's own Online Catalogue page, labelled "Our Latest Catalogue", shows image tiles that link to categories such as Skin Theory, vitamins, health, baby, beauty, medicine, toiletries and household. That page does not state start or end dates, so rely on the dates printed in the catalogue itself, and compare it with other current sheets on the Australia catalogues and specials hub.
The website footer also adds conditions that matter when reading a catalogue: savings are calculated from the supplier's recommended retail price, in-store prices before a promotion may differ, and offers are available at participating pharmacies while stocks last. Some products may not be available at every store.
The homepage promotes DiscountPlus, the chain's loyalty programme. Members earn 1 DiscountPlus point for every $1 spent, subject to the terms marked on the site, and points can be redeemed for discounts and special offers according to the programme FAQ. Sign-up is through the DiscountPlus page and the programme offers a digital card. Press coverage reported that the scheme launched in October 2021 as part of the brand's 20th anniversary, so it is not new.
Discount Drug Stores publishes a Price Match Policy. In summary, the page says that if the in-store price is higher than a local competitor's everyday or promotional price, the pharmacy will match it in store, and it will also match a lower price from another Discount Drug Stores outlet or its own online price. The conditions are strict:
The policy is described as an in-store match, and one independent review noted that the price match is not available for online purchases. The homepage links to a Price Match Policy but we could not find a returns policy on the pages we opened, so we quote no return window. Under Australian Consumer Law you are entitled to remedies for faulty goods regardless of store policy.
Opening hours are not published on the homepage and are shown per store, so use the store locator before you go. Pharmacies are often treated differently from general retail on public holidays. An industry guide to 2025 trading rules says chemists are among the shop types that may open on restricted trading days in Victoria, where Good Friday and Christmas Day are restricted days for most shops. That is a general rule, so check your own branch.
If you are building a household shop, compare this sheet with warehouse-style pricing at Costco Australia specials or with grocery catalogues such as IGA specials this week.
Discount Drug Stores started with a group of 14 pharmacies in rural Queensland and, according to Sigma Healthcare's published material from 2021, had grown to more than 120 stores nationwide. The brand's website points prospective pharmacists to a franchise page hosted by Sigma Healthcare, which shows the brand operates as a franchise banner. The same coverage reported that Canstar Blue ranked the chain second overall for customer satisfaction among Australian pharmacy brands, a survey result from that year. The homepage also mentions an app managed by MedAdvisor, which does not tell us who owns the chain.