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.
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