J B Pharmacy Inc

Edit based on response As the one who has picked up the medication I know you don't ask for a signature otherwise you might have known I was one of the pickup people but thank you for showing people what kind of a company you run. Social media is just for instances like these I have been my granmothes medical power of attorney for 10 years and about 6 years ago after using this pharmacy for years we ended up switching to another pharmacy because they sent out a prescription that insurance didn't want to cover and they didn't call to let us know that not only was it not being covered but that they were also going to charge the card nearly $800. We recently switched back after starting my grandmother on hospice since this is who the company works with most. We didn't even last a month becau

Doesn’t check IDs when giving out meds. I’ve picked up pain medication for my grandmother three times and never once been asked for my ID just what my first name was. The last time we tried to pick up her medication, they told us that someone else had already picked up her medication and they gave it away to a random person. Sometimes they haven’t even asked for the date of birth. Will call customers liars about coming into the store. Rarely can fill the whole prescription. Terrible experience over all.

Much better service than I've ever had from King Soopers, Walmart or Walgreens and I'm almost always out of there within five minutes of walking in the door.

A family owned local pharmacy. Far better service than the national or grocery store pharmacies. It was a little tricky navigating scripts with Medicare. But they champion the best options for the best price.

Based on the way the owner is replying to these reviews, I have observed that customer complaints are not taken seriously. However, I will still share my experience. I can guarantee I have the correct pharmacy since the owner likes to unethically, look up profiles based on customers leaving reviews . I was a potential new customer looking to switch to a locally owned non corporate pharmacy, closer to home. My doctor sent over prescriptions for diabetic supplies since I am now monitoring my sugars, I was rudely told that I am not a diabetic because I don't take insulin and that my insurance would not cover my diabetic supplies. Since I was calling as a new patient, I'm not sure how she knew what insurance I had. I am on a fixed income and since I pay an insurance premium I would like to us