Brand New Pharmacy, servicing Bethel and surrounding towns.read more

Love these guys. Unlike most pharmacies, they make me feel they're happy to see me. They never act…read moreinconvenienced when I come to them with a silly question, and are more than happy to reexplain anything that goes over my head. Lol after all, I'm no chemist expert. Totally recommend them to everyone and their second cousin.

This is a wonderful independent and locally owned pharmacy!…read more I started coming here because the eye drops I require are very expensive... but their manufacturer offers a significant discount at independent pharmacies! From the start these guys have been super helpful and friendly! Most recently, I stopped in to drop off a new paper prescription, expecting to wait or be told to come back. When the pharmacist heard me say I wanted to check to see if I needed a new discount card, he stopped what he was doing and came over to run the script through to check for me! It was indeed expired, so he looked up a new one for me on the spot! I then figured id need to come back to pick it up but he said he'd fill it now! Unfortunately he realized it was something they needed to order, but their orders always arrive next day! I continue to be impressed by their level of customer service! The place itself isnt super big, but there are several chairs if you need to wait, along with a small selection of items youd find at a pharmacy for purchase. There is even a greeting card section!

We love this Batavia Community Pharmacy we dont even have to call in our refills they call us when…read moreit is time to refill and let us know they are ready. The people that work there are very nice and remember us most of the time when we go in. I tell all my friends to go there.

Love this pharmacy! Always quick and convenient. Will always choose them over any of the others…read more Plus they have a cute little shop inside to browse around.

Small, local pharmacy that also has over the counter items and gift type items. My prescriptions…read moreare filled quickly and if I have questions the staff is helpful. They ordered special bandages when I was caring for a loved one after surgery and those came in quickly too.

The pros: This is a local compounding pharmacy that is reasonably priced people - The mobile vet…read morein KY was about to order to an out of town compounding pharmacy that my cat's meds would have cost more, and had to get them mailed here on top of it, when I told them about Kunkels. The male pharmacist was very friendly and accommodating when there was an air pocket in the syringe of the ointment we got our cat. (Ointment rubbed on ears - so air pocket did not affect in any way other than missing some medication paid for). Compounding pharmacies are few and far between so I feel grateful that we have one here in our area! They are always friendly and you can tell try to work hard on the "customer service" experience and show you other items they have in stock that you might want/need to buy in future for reference. On top of it, they take "Fund Money" from the Buy it in Anderson Coupon Book for Pets meds (not people meds). I find it really endearing that they put the prescription under your pet's name in their system, just like vets do at their office. A few years back, I even explored getting a compounded med for my illness there, but I would have had to pay out of pocket as it was not covered by insurance. The cons: I realize they are a small "local" pharmacy that is not a huge franchise chain like Walgreens or CVS. That being said, the incessant phone calls are a little overkill. I have an illness that produces extreme fatigue, and they always seem to call when I am sleeping. I'm sure if I requested them to please not call me, they would do so. (But it would probably take several times of reminding them to please stop because their communication seems to be somewhat lacking). They call to let you know they received an updated script, they call to let you know that it is ready for fill, they call to let you know it is ready for pickup, even though I told them I'd be in to pick it up within a certain time frame of days, again, 2 more phone calls. I went to pick up a different script, instead of being streamlined and asking if I planned on filling the med they had the other script for - they called me 2 days later saying it was getting close to filling that script which I had to explain again that my animal was getting a procedure done where the script was no longer necessary. (Which upon a previous phone call I had to make sure I told the gentleman not to fill it because I more than likely would be doing this procedure). I don't mean to sound ungrateful, because my illness makes my memory very poor too, but there would never be a way I would ever forget my pets meds. Please, maybe the phone call a day or two after forgetting to pick up, or forgetting to order a refill, no need for multiple calls in advance with the assumption that most people aren't going to remember. Kind of makes one sense a desperation to fill meds, and that they are just barely keeping their head afloat to stay open. I just think/hope they update their method of prescription filling, and communication in system and among the employees. Or please take notes, or update the technology of your pharmacy. I'd hate to see this pharmacy go, because it has been such a long time staple of Anderson (regular pharmacy - different location years ago). Last time i dealt on the phone with a pharmacist there, it was a woman, that left a little wanting in the "friendly" area, as opposed to the male pharmacist I had dealt with previously a few weeks prior. Didn't seem to quite fit in as well with the whole "customer service" philosophy of the other employees there when I made a request. It seemed like she thought i was trying to be difficult, then I had to explain why I made that request, and I didn't think I was being unreasonable at all. I don't know if she was a new employee, or it just so happened I had to deal with her on the male pharmacist day off. If I could give 3.5 stars I would, based upon my most recent experience. When I first started there 8 weeks ago, I would have given 4.5 - 5 stars. As you can tell, kind of mixed feelings and experiences. Bottom line though, again, very thankful option for meds for a cat that you don't want to pill (or can't/won't), and can do a liquid form in a syringe (for oral) or for ointment form.

I was looking for a Rollator to purchase, the sales lady asked if I knew anything about that type…read moreof walker, I replied yes, I've looked at them on the internet, she then said in a rude tone.. Oh ours are more expensive than those on the internet!!! then she began to show me the cheapest and smallest one they had, I am 5"7 and over 200lbs!!! Why did she replied like that!? Was it because I was an African American, did I look poor! It made me wonder! Well they lost a customer!!!!

What time does the pharmacy open? Anderson seriously needs a 24 hour pharmacy!!! Currently my 10…read moreyear old is in so much pain and constant vomiting that is making it unbearable for her! She is on day 5 and her pediatrician's office on call doctor called her in anti nausea/vomiting medication that does wonders for her but I can't pick it up until whenever Krogers opens, maybe 7am which is about 3 1/2 4 hours from now and that is a lifetime away for a kid that is this sick. I have also been in health situations that the ER That has given me a script for prescription I needed and couldn't get it. If there are on call doctors after hours and ER's giving scripts for people in pain etc then it would make sense then to offer a way for people to get those relief meds instead of having to wait the next day when opening.

i'm no genius, but maybe having 2 pharm techs working the drive thru, of which there are 2 of,…read morewould be a good idea. all the pharm techs there are super nice and great at what they do, but block off about 30 minutes to an hour of your day if you have to go pick up there, takes forever almost every time.

Stopped in for several items which some I was not expecting them to have in stock or have at all…read more Great customer service from the time I entered until the time I left. Clean store and no line at check-out. Very pleased with my experience at this CVS location.

Expect them to have the usual CVS stuff which can come in handy in a small town such as Falmouth…read more.. But expect to pay hefty prices for it too. I was thinking of giving it two stars but they have gotten me out of a pinch or two when there is a sick one at home.

Set the Wayback Machine to 1960!…read more An orange float was only $1. What a delight find; and, they have an honest to goodness Radio Shack aisle.

Recently, 3 of my friends and I traveled to Ohio. We went up and back in 2 days from St. Louis to…read moreWest Union to see a friend of ours. The town was cute, and being from a small town myself, I really enjoyed the history I was able to take in... which brings me to Blake Pharmacy. This pharmacy has been in the Blake family for many, many years, and while it has many charms that you expect to see in a small town pharmacy such as a soda fountain. RadioShack, friendly people, and regular drug store items. I was told they have added some high-tech automation to serve the customers better. At this point, a few things probably caught your eye...soda fountain and RadioShack. I took a lot of photos. I thought RadioShack had closed but not in an aisle here. We even found a really cool speaker system that is from RadioShack, which is the perfect birthday present. The soda fountain even has some food, and I tried the pimento cheese that is made fresh each morning, and it was very good. They eat it with potato chips, which is strange to me because I would choose crackers, but hey, they also love Skyline Chili, so...um... I'm kidding!! Anyway, if you find yourself in West Union Oh-hi-a (as they say it there), stop in, grab a shake at the sofa fountain, and sit and people watch... then go to the Blake Hallmark Store next door.