The shop is a joint social enterprise project between Hive Cancer Support and Triax Neighbourhood Management.
All profits go back into the community-based shop and it helps people cut down on plastic waste, avoid potentially harmful chemicals and shop in a more economical way.
Shoppers can bring along their empty bottles and jars to be refilled with dried goods and you only pay for what you need.
There is also a range of personal care products and cleaning products.
Handmade wooden furniture by the Triax Neighbourhood Management Team is also available
The outside of the premises has also had a makeover by the Derry-based Peaball graffiti collective who were helped by volunteers of Hive Cancer Support.
Inside the store, the range has been extended to include gluten free goods and a bigger range of spices.
The opening hours of the More & Less shop are Monday to Thursday, 10am to 5pm, and Fridays, 10am to 4pm.
Shoppers can bring along their empty bottles and jars to be refilled with dried goods and you only pay for what you need.
5. Jade, Grace & Rachael from Hive Cancer Support.
Jade, Grace & Rachael from Hive Cancer Support. Photo: Hive
6. Kevin Speake from The Eco Box with Grace Burke from Hive.
Kevin Speake from The Eco Box with Grace Burke from Hive. Photo: Hive
7. Christy Browne & Clare Creggan from the Hive Cancer Support Choir.
Christy Browne & Clare Creggan from the Hive Cancer Support Choir. Photo: Hive
8. Maureen Collins Hive Cancer Support Project Manager, Jayne Quigg Manager Dove House and a representative of Triax Neighbourhood Management.
Maureen Collins Hive Cancer Support Project Manager, Jayne Quigg Manager Dove House and a representative of Triax Neighbourhood Management. Photo: Hive