College Pharmacy

Don't bother. Find a different pharmacy. I gave College Pharmacy a try because they were the most convenient compounding pharmacy for me. But I quickly learned all the previous poor reviews are accurate. My doctor sent my prescription to them and when I went to check on it and provide my information, they said they had nothing from my doctor. I knew my doctor sent it because a prescription sent at the same time to another pharmacy (that didn't need to be compounded) was received and ready for pick up. They also told me that it would take 7-10 days to compound my prescription once they received it from my doctor. So, I asked my doctor to resend my prescription to Medicine Shoppe....Medicine Shoppe has already contacted me, let me know they got my prescription and that it would be ready in 3

Refilling prescriptions here is a nightmare. It's constantly "we didn't receive the prescription", or "we need clarification". Every single time I attempt to refill, there's an issue, causing quite a delay. It seems they are understaffed and very unorganized.

First of all, I do not like giving bad reviews. I always like to give people the benefit of the doubt. But this pharmacy is dangerous. They do not seem to care at all about refilling prescriptions for people on time so that their medications don't lapse. My doctor called in a prescription for me a month ago and they kept saying they didn't have the correct form. Turns out they didn't even have the correct fax number for my doctor's office which I provided for them. The medication took 2 weeks to create and test after they received the correct form which was 2 weeks ago. I called this morning to see if it was ready and they said they never got the form which I know the doctor gave to them. They either lost the form or they keep terrible records and do not know what they're doing. Thi

Terrifying I was told by my Dr I was prediabetic. I am a strict carnivore (eat only meat) and exercise 5 days a week. My dr wrote a prescription for tirzepitide/pyridoxine to help lower my A1C and blood sugar. The first 10 weeks I was getting the medication from a different lab shipped from out of state and it was really costly but effective. Dr wrote a script for college pharmacy for about $200 less for a maintenance dose. Within a couple of weeks it was apparent many indicative symptoms had returned. I emailed the pharmacist with my concerns. No response. On my most recent checkup, my fasting blood sugar had returned to 130 (premedication levels). I’m a biochemist. I sent a sample off to a reputable independent lab for testing. The results came back and the sample does not contain 25MG/1

Everyone here has been so fantastic to work with but especially Whitney who went above and beyond in answering my questions with patience.