Family Drugstore & Children’s Salon

The chain pharmacy I usually go to did not have my medication, which was needed urgently before going on a road trip.. Transferred my prescription here, which was super fast. The pharmacist called my usual pharmacy and got the prescription over the phone, counted the med and gave it to me right then and there. Super quick I was in and out in 15 minutes. Very pleasant too, we had a nice chat while she was working on it. Definitely recommend stopping by and supporting local businesses like this one

The best pharmacy! Pharmacists are extremely knowledgeable & all members of the staff are willing and ready to help. They are in constant communication with the providers to make sure the process of getting my medications is seamless. I never have to get involved because they always handle it for me. Thank you to a great staff! Appreciate your efforts & highly recommend this pharmacy to people from the neighborhood who would like a similar experience.

This is a review on behalf of my 94 year old father, who has been a customer of this pharmacy for many years. The staff is very impolite and rude, it is impossible to get the name of the person you were talking to. They regularly give incorrect information about the availability of refills, do not fill out prescriptions on time, once they even gave out medications that belonged to another person, by a lucky chance we noticed this on time and my dad did not take them. When I notified staff about it, I was told: “Well, bring them back”, no one even apologized. Fortunately, there are several other pharmacies around. Just stay away from this one.

Very nice staff works there. Always helps with my needs

I am writing this review to reply to the previous one made by Julie B. because of how false and misleading her review was. I would like to mention that this pharmacy never turns their back on any of their patients, ESPECIALLY the ones who are terminally ill. How can you call the main pharmacist rude after she treated and cared for your mother as if she was a member of her own family. I'd like to point out that your mother who has a terrible illness loves the pharmacist so much that she was willing to drive herself to her pharmacy for YEARS even though she lives many miles away from the pharmacy. Where were you to pick up your mother's medication when you yourself know what condition your mother is currently in? It's a little bit suspicious how all of a sudden (after 15+ years) you suddenly