London Drugs Launches Certified Blue Tech Services

RICHMOND, BC – August 4, 2026 – London Drugs is introducing Certified Blue Tech Services™, a new brand that makes it easier for customers to identify trusted technology repair and support services at participating London Drugs locations across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

For more than eight years, London Drugs has helped customers with everything from device repairs and troubleshooting to data transfers, upgrades and technology setup. Certified Blue Tech Services™ brings those services together under one recognizable name, making it easier for customers to access the expertise of manufacturer-trained and certified technicians.

As technology continues to play an increasingly important role in everyday life, customers are looking for trusted advice to help them make informed decisions about the devices they rely on. Whether that means repairing an existing device or investing in new technology, Certified Blue Tech Services™ reflects London Drugs’ commitment to helping customers get the most value from the technology they rely on every day.

“Every customer’s situation is different,” said Jeff Townsend, General Manager, Technology at London Drugs. “Sometimes the right solution is repairing a device that’s still serving their needs. Other times, it’s upgrading to new technology. Our role is to help customers understand their options and provide trusted expertise, whatever they decide. Certified Blue Tech Services™ makes it easier for customers to recognize the professional repair and support services our technicians have been providing for years.”

Certified Blue Tech Services™ technicians are trained and certified by leading technology manufacturers, including Apple, Samsung and HP. Supported by manufacturer training and using genuine parts whenever available, they provide trusted repair and support services for a wide range of devices.

 

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