I was referred by two friends that wouldn't go anywhere else. The big chain store pharmacies 1-1…read more1/2 hr wait to get my meds. This place is fabulous, if they close at 5 and you call them. They extend such courtesy and you can p/u at the other pharmacy that closes later. Fast service, a special med, they will order for you next morn! RiteAid only orders 2-3x per week, and hope it comes in. At Accucare: 1. They are fast and accurate. 2. The prices are very reasonable. 3. They are professional, kind and polite.

So utterly frustrated and angry with this pharmacy. While…read morethey are very friendly and helpful most of the time. there are things that makes a business impractical or in the case of a pharmacy - inadequate. My family has used this pharmacy for years, even tho they have bankers hours. We always prefer smaller businesses to the larger chains. Recently, with an ailing mom, Accucare has really hurt us. We were waiting on an important pain med, and each time we sent relatives to pick up other needed meds, that drug was not included. After validating with the doc that the script was submitted, we sent my neice to get it and a new antibiotic late friday for the weekend. She was turned away without either drug - a problem with insurance? I called frustrated Saturday and found out that the drugs were still inexpensive but the pharmacist was waiting on a call backs from the doc or insurance but no call to us. Now I live an hour away and they close at noon on Saturdays.....I had to do a 2 hour round trip in a rush to get my mom these meds. Each issue was financially meaningless, but the meds critical. So, niceness aside, this is unacceptable in a pharmacy. ESPECIALLY since it is was late on a Friday with such limited hours. Can you imagine? "No we don't have your moms meds and we close soon." We are all moving to one of the larger pharmacies that have longer hours and where they would fill and let you know the new cost if insurance was denied.

I visited Beacon, NY for a few days to go to the DIA: Beacon modern art museum. Unfortunately, I…read moreforgot my pills, and they were essential!!! Worse: it was during Thanksgiving, so many local pharmacies were closed or with reduced hours. Enter Vogel Pharmacy, courtesy of my Google search. They not only knew exactly what to do to get my prescription from CVS (New York City) but promptly got the stuff ready. There's more. Because my insurance company is horrible, they under-cover the amount of migraine medication I need (only 9 tablets per months). I often have to pay out of pocket if I use more, and I've taken to using GoodRx, an app that negotiates -- much like insurance companies -- with pharmacies to get reduced out-of-pocket rates. (When you think about it, it's kind of an unsettling business model dependent on our donut hole of a health care system.) Vogel Pharmacy told me that the "good rate" GoodRx had was actually a total scam and inflated and that they could reduce the price by almost 80%. They could have been dishonest and just gone with the GoodRx rate, but they didn't. Integrity! Not enough of it, but it was here in Beacon. In the past, you know I've been an 1848 Communist Manifesto socialist -- one who believes that centralized economic systems are a critical springboard to eventual state takeover, then communal 'withering of the state." And I'm typically skeptical of small-is-beautiful localism (see my forthcoming book ALL HEALTH POLITICS IS LOCAL for a meditation on this). But Vogel Pharmacy make me reconsider; would CVS have done this for me? Not a chance.

Anthony is very dedicated and committed in dealing with each of his customers. He always goes the…read moreextra mile for all of us. We have been customers of Vogel's Pharmacy for over 35 years!

Great store with friendly customer service. Clean store and employees who are always helpful…read more Given how busy the pharmacy is, I am impressed with how patient, helpful and cheerful the employees are. It cannot be an easy job because often the line to pick up prescriptions are long and the wait can be long. No one likes waiting, but I note the employees are very busy-none are sitting behind the counter drinking coffee and chatting on their phones. Thank you.

I continuously get notifications on my phone. My prescriptions are ready only to get there and find…read moreout only one prescription is ready in two or three are not so you drive there for nothing because you still have to go back to get other prescriptions. I'm going to change to Wallgreens.

It's quick check not a restaurant. Food counter staff are friendly cashier in the front not rude…read morebut not friendly either. Tired of 7/12 and McDonald's. I know they make food 24/7 fresh. Major complaint No sauerkraut or onion sauce for hotdogs ( or chili or cheese) And not being able to pay where you order is a nuisance Other then that it's pretty clean and there is a much bigger variety then most convenience stores with food. Ordering is easy and the staff at the food area will answer your questions without any attitude.(Try that at 7/11 hahaha never) 4 stars in the convenience fast food category that doesn't exist. Huge variety of beverages fresh made .

waited an hour for 3 sandwiches. Jarel was behind the counter moving at a snails pace complaining…read morethe whole time about how he "hates this job" and had not even started our order when I asked. and when we asked for a refund he asked us if we ordered in store and then said he never saw our orders to which he then left again and saw that we put them in an hour ago and gave us a refund after offering no apology or explanation but he loved to offer complaints instead talking about the paper work he was going to have to do later. when one of the sandwiches couldn't be refunded he stood there offering no solutions or apologies until I had to step in and offer to just put it on my card. I felt bad for his coworker up front who had to deal with his temper tantrums. If he hates his job that much he feels the need to complain all night then maybe he shouldn't be a manager.

5 /5. what else is there to say. i was new to the village 12 yrs. ago; tried all the local…read morepharmacies. AKINs: Competitive. Freindly. Knowelagable. Professional. Very fast,responsive and effecient! YES! All of the above. Not only friendly but have become true friends and advisors. If I make a mistake I can rest assuredone of the staff, not only Bob or Jean, will remedy it (great for my comfort). In addition, i enjoy not buying into the bigbox (evi). Akins ain't real prety bit reay has it's own charm and, instead, focuses on the important aspects. Vince

Always friendly and helpful. Especially helpful with insurance issues. Easy to order refill…read moreprescriptions online or in the app.

The staff are very helpful at this location and the store is clean and well stocked. Definitely…read moreworth visiting to do your primary shopping, if not all your shopping. This is the only place I shop, since my first visit!!

To Whom It May Concern,…read more Today, I experienced an incident at your store that left me deeply disappointed and disrespected. While shopping, I noticed two employees at self-checkout focus their attention entirely on me. Despite having only eight items--far fewer than others checking out--I was watched, followed, and made to feel as though I was doing something wrong simply by existing in that space. What should have been a simple shopping trip turned into a display of implicit bias and profiling. I was attempting to complete two separate transactions, a normal process that seemed to suddenly become a problem for your staff. The unnecessary remarks, the hovering presence, and the invasive scrutiny were both unprofessional and unsettling. When I addressed the issue directly--pointing out that not every individual of my ethnic group behaves the same way--it appeared to baffle one of your employees. Rather than reflect on my words, she attempted to correct me, further exposing her own assumptions. I reminded her that making assumptions without evidence is the root of bias, and that following and observing someone based solely on perception or stereotype is unacceptable. What made the situation more disturbing was the contrast: multiple white customers with overflowing carts stood unbothered in the "13 items or fewer" section, yet I, with my eight items, became the focus of scrutiny. This is not a coincidence--it's a pattern that many people of color recognize all too well. No one should be made to feel criminalized for existing. No one should be treated like a suspect for simply trying to make a purchase. The entitlement to stand behind a customer, to invade their personal space, and to assume authority over them reflects a deeper, systemic problem that goes beyond customer service--it reveals unconscious prejudice at work. I will not be returning to this location, nor will I spend my money where basic respect is not extended equally to every customer. However, I hope this serves as a wake-up call. This type of conduct does not just harm the person it targets--it harms your brand, your integrity, and the humanity we are all supposed to share. Discrimination--whether conscious or subconscious--has no place in your store, your staff, or any environment that serves the public. I strongly encourage management to address this issue through proper training, accountability, and awareness, so that no one else has to experience what I did today.

They are the most wonderful and giving people. They go out of their way to accommodate the…read morecommunity. I am so thankful for the way they've always treated my husband. They truly are the best neighborhood pharmacy.

My family has been going to this pharmacy for the last 20 years. They are truly a neighborhood…read moreinstitution- friendly, personal (they know us each by name) and caring.

Love Steve .. very friendly neighborhood pharmacy that cares about you and you don't have to wait…read morelong to get your medication

Excellent service - no long lines like CVS and others…read more Small business - owner in store every day.