A traditional pharmacy experience in a modern society!…read more Generation X & Baby Boomers alike will come to value, appreciate and absolutely adore the "personal" service you receive at Cure Pharmacy! It's a traditional local town pharmacy were the pharmacists "wants" to know you personally and genuinely cares that you feel better. This level of service is something you'd come to expect from the local traditional pharmacy which no longer exists. In modern day society we have the likes of CVS, Walgreens, etc were your prescription is automated and you "drive thru" because those big box franchises are simply providing you an automated service. Get your medicine and get out our face! That's the big box franchise way. At Cure the pharmacist/owner actually, and genuinely, cares about your well being. How do I know this? My first experience was nothing less than absolutely stellar!! The pharmacist spoke to me like I mattered and when my doctor failed to electronically send my prescription the pharmacist went above and beyond to call my doctor to inquire about my electronic prescription. This isn't something I expected and would have done myself but the pharmacist showed genuine empathy toward me and expressed real delight in helping me so that I wasn't pre-occupied or worried about my prescription. WOW!!! Just WOW!!!! I haven't seen or experienced service like this since I was just a teen. If any of the Goshen locals are still missing the old Baxter family pharmacy that closed down, rest assured Cure is here to fill that void and in a profound way with care, compassion, empathy and love. Never have I felt such genuine care filling medicine in decades. I thought when I walked through the front door I stepped through a time machine because who cares like that in the 21st century, well the Cure pharmacist staff does! THANK YOU Cured Pharmacy staff (owner) because I'm now a new devoted customer.

I have always received excellent service. The pharmacist Johan always has my medication ready and…read moreanswers any questions I have. You are treated like a real person here. The pharmacist really gives you the old time feeling of what a PHARMACY should be.. hope they never leave Goshen Lynn Riehle

The Florida Pharmacy is OUTSTANDING in its customer care, service,…read more knowledge and swiftness at prescription filling- just the FINEST pharmacy you will find anywhere! Why? Most importnatly, they CARE about you, your malady, and the BEST way to remedy it. They ask you quesions, assess your needs and they professional level of service is outstanding. I was born in Florida, NY and live upstate now for twenty two years, but I use Florida Pharmacy for my and my husband's prescriptions and when I pick them up, I make a day of it and visit my lovely old fashioned home town for the afternoon! 'TEN STARS' RATING for Florida Pharmacy!!!! Kimberly (Kamrowski) Wakeman

Florida pharmacy is one of the few small pharmacies left that truly care about their customers and…read morethey take a personal interest in helping them.

Don't rely on their delivery service. I was told it's not getting delivered because their driver…read morecan't do it. No alternative solution or sympathies were given. I was told a similar story last time my prescription was refilled. If you have problems with your driver for over a month then hire another driver than like a competent business owner.

Staff is always supportive and helpful when I miss a refill. They go out of their way to help. Been…read morea customer for close to 10 years.

Absolutely fantastic, professional, fast easy and most of all very personable. Any problem. Any…read morequestion I've ever had been answered quickly and directly if I call up with questions, they answer me right away. I never had a wait long for a prescription. They explained to me what's in the prescription the side effects I can't say enough about this place. I'm very happy to have this in my community.

I love this pharmacy, they have great customer service !!! it is the best !! I live in queens but…read moremy mom lives in Washingtonville and they are so great and always helping us !!! I love them I have them on my phone as best pharmacy!!

I've been a customer of medicine shoppe in Fishkill for many years now-…read moreI can count on them,and when I didn't have insurance they were very fair in pricing- They open Monday through Saturday- I believe in supporting small business -they stand out among the chains- Amire,Jeff,Greg,and Ben are the pharmacists-they've great and the techs are helpful and kind- I really appreciate the whole gang! Keep up the good work!

Besides being a pharmacy and a location for vaccines they carry durable medical equipment DME's and…read moreancillary home aid items, at reasonable prices. While I was waiting to pay for an item; I observed that the staff seemed to personably know their customers.

I had a really disappointing experience at Walmart today. I didn't know that Walmart didn't accept…read moreApple Pay, and I was simply trying to pay for pads. I asked a girl around my age if she happened to have a pad, and instead of handling the situation respectfully, a male employee came over and told us that I couldn't bother other customers. He made me feel judged and embarrassed and basically treated me like I was being kicked out. I understand that there are store policies, but the way he handled the situation was completely unnecessary and unprofessional. I was just trying to get a basic necessity and needed help. There are much better ways to communicate with customers without making them feel uncomfortable or judged. Horrible customer service.

I'm not sure how many times I've tried the pick up service through the years, but it's been years…read moresince my order was correct and/or wasn't cancelled. Either way, the products I wanted were on the shelves most of the time. Staff can be moody but a lot less so than they were years ago. I've had a few pretend not to speak English until they realized I'll just ask for help in Spanish, which gives both of us a good laugh before they help, usually in English. I won't hold that against them because they probably feel their hands are too full. It's not as if they are sitting on their butts or twiddling their thumbs, but it is something that's happened more than once with different staff in different departments. I did have an issue with something ringing up incorrectly at self-checkout a while back. The lady manning self-checkout said she needed a manager to give her permission to change the price. I watched her go ask the manager for assistance. I watched the manager, who was chatting with someone organizing bins in another checkout lane, make no attempt to come over and assist for over 20 minutes. I went into the checkout lane next to the manager and heard her just talking about home and gossip without a care in the world, but she turned professional when I came out of hiding and asked when she planned to assist me. She pretended that she didn't know I had been waiting until I pointed out that I had not only watched her be asked, I had been listening to the last few minutes for her conversation while I waited. The lady manning self-checkout apologized after the manager finally came over, and I told her she did her part, and it wasn't her fault. She said she was nervous I was going to take it out on her because that's what customers usually do when this happens, which leads to suspect this is a game that manager regularly plays while leaving their staff to take the brunt of the customers' rage. It's no wonder the staff have a bad reputation for customer service. One of my last visits was during opening. None of the self-checkout registers had any bags, which isn't abnormal. I went to one of the other registers and grabbed one bag from there. I probably needed at least four for the amount of things I had, but there were so few and relatively a lot of customers for an early morning, so I left the rest for the others. A lady who was staring at me came to the woman self-checkout and said hide the bags because "they" take them all while she looked at me. I don't know if that woman was a supervisor, but I know she was out-of-pocket. I took one bag. I really should've turned around and took three more in spite. I feel I was profiled a few times at this store, whether due to race or age, I'm unsure. I reported it once and never saw that employee again, but I never received an acknowledgment much less an apology for it. This isn't my favorite Walmart location for a host of reasons, but I think Walmarts in general might be cutting back on inventory in their brick and mortar stores. This might be in an effort to push customers to pick up and delivery services, but this particular store is horrible for pick ups for years.

I left big chain commercial pharmacies for the corner drugstore feel of Neighborx. I remember the…read morewarm smile on Rory's face when he first opened it. That was many years ago. Today that same warm welcoming smile is found immediately upon the face of everyone behind the counter. Prices have always been fair and the service always prompt. I have never run into a problem with my medication not being available. That is my biggest complaint about large "chain store pharmacies. They supply an array of items quite similar to the old mom-and-pop corner store of yesteryear. As well as many popularly sought-after essential oils scents.;

I went into the store to purchase eye drops and solicited the advice of the pharmacist. She was…read morevery nice and made a recommendation. However, I could not use them because they burned my eyes and caused much discomfort and pain. I tried to return them the next time I went in to pick up a prescription and was told they could not take them back because I had opened them. How would I know if I didn't try them? Really? You are going to lose one entire family of customers over $6. Did you ever hear of returning them to the manufacture? Or absorbing the expense in order to do the right thing? This policy exhibits a complete disconnect, both from the people responsible for keeping your doors open (your customers) and from common sense.

Left a text to call me regarding a medication I need to understand the side effects and if I could…read moretake one other one too. Pharmacist called listened to my questions and concerns and told me how to handle the side symptoms and situations/ CVS the best

Yesterday was a great experience for me. I went in to pick up RX and to thank Chris, the pharmacist…read morein red was there so I could thank him for going above and beyond with the problem I had written about. Luckily for me, he was there, so I could thank him, He did ask if I want to get any vaccinations. Since it was him, I knew it would be fine. Didn't hurt a bit and he has a lovely bedside manner. I have nothing more to say except can you monitor the ax's better? I'm constantly being told it's too soon. So, the I call the insurance company, and they tell me it's not too soon, I should be able to get it. When I have said this to pharmacists in the past because I believe they aren't counting the days correctly, they have all told me they make their own rules. Then there are many other rules to abide by. You can't pick up a refill from 30 days after the doctor sent it in, you have to wait 30 days from the day you pick it up. They just make it impossible