I'm so sad that when my husband picked up my medications for me today, he said that this 5 Minute…read morePharmacy location will be closing next Friday, October 25. I messaged the pharmacy and they confirmed that their Nu'uanu location will continue to be open, though only on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Their Waipahu location has free shipping and delivery (tip is recommended for delivery) but I haven't used those services yet. I would just drive to the Ala Moana location because it's not too far, plus it's a good excuse to stop by Mari's Urban Garden haha. Free parking in the structure (ask the pharmacist to validate for you) and the service is always friendly, quick, and helpful. They use RxLocal, which is an online portal and mobile app that you can use to check pharmacy hours, message with the pharmacy, refill your prescriptions, and set medication reminders. I had so many horrible experiences with CVS/Walgreens on the mainland and eventually switched to a small, family-owned pharmacy and the experience was night and day. I knew that when I moved back home to Hawai'i, I wanted to continue to use a small, local pharmacy. I was glad to find 5 Minute Pharmacy and have been very satisfied with their service, especially as someone that takes various controlled medications and has a generally more complicated process with refills and prior authorizations.

These guys are the best. My doctor recommended this pharmacy a few years ago, and when I've had to…read moreuse others, like Long's or Walgreens... well, I wish I never had to! Why? Let me tell you the reasons! Mostly because they respect doctors and don't make it hard to get what my doctor prescribed. They stay current on laws and are knowledgeable. They are FAST! Maybe not literally 5 mins, but pretty close most of the time. They'll even deliver! The waiting area has comfy seats. The people that work there are so nice. You can tell they care. Parking isn't a hassle. The parking garage is free so you don't have to battle for street parking. If you do park on the street, keep your eye on your meter, because the cops give tickets out all the time. I see parking enforcement nearly everytime I'm there.

Convenient location…read more.. As my car is not feeling the greatest I needed a location that was closest to the Queens Island Urgent Care in Kaka'ako to pick up a prescription and since this was right down the street I keep the stress level down for myself as well. Located prominently on Ward Ave parking entrance is on Halekauwila Street which is free and with lots of covered stalls available that has an elevator that will take you down and directly into the store. With this being the newly opened location it's very nice and clean and not as crazy crowded like the malls is nice and with basically no lines it was an easy pick up and the staff is very nice and friendly as I arrived basically right after my check up knowing it wouldn't be ready that fast was actually being worked on which is so nice as having them will give me great comfort and that's I'm so grateful. Thank you!

I love this Longs at Ward. It's one of their newer locations and it's huge. They carry items that…read moreother Long's don't. Parking is easy. You go up the ramp, park on the second floor and take the elevator down. Once you step of the elevator you're already in the store. I saw a lot of Hello Kitty items this time around. They also carry my face mask that I didn't see at any other Long's. Their cosmetics and body care line is huge at this store. If you're into that you'll love this place. They have a photo department that does passport photos also. I came by and picked up a Pokemon card and Haagen-Dazs ice cream for someone.

The second CVS-owned Longs Drugs that I stopped into during our 4 island cruise from Long Beach,…read morethis Longs Drugs opened in 2015 in the space formerly occupied by a Planet Holiday. It definitely shows...it's a large store with a small footprint on the bottom floor, and most inventory on the top floor accessible via escalators. It was well stocked, and plenty of employees (can't remember the last time at a CVS I was asked if I needed help). I ended up buying a bag of chips to bring back for our cabin steward (hope he likes it), using the self checkout lane.

Located in the Waikiki strip - This is a 2 story longs drugs store with tons of items to offer…read morebesides RX's. They offer tons of souvenirs as well. Customer service here lacks in the Pharmacy dept. I came in to have some refills for pen insulin needles and I was informed by my mail order pharmacy that I can refill items while on vacation based on my coverage. The pharmacy tech first stated that she could not get a hold of the pharmacy that the number I gave here was wrong etc - I then told her I just spoke to someone with the same number and I can place them on speaker phone if I call again. She then stated she will call again. This time she didn't give me an excuse and she did speak to someone and that they could not refill my pen needles because the rep stated I have no records of such refills on my account. I then told her hmmmm thats interesting because the agent I spoke to said that I was refilled of such few months ago and they have a record of that. So she spoke to an agent again and this time they cant do a refill because they don't have it until this and that and the one at King St can refill it. I was over it then. I felt she kept giving me the run around. The pharmacy here sucks based on what I have experienced.

This location has free parking and is conveniently located in town. The one thing you do notice on…read morethe outside are the large numbers of houseless around the outside of the store and in the parking lot. Just be aware that it's possible you maybe asked for funds. However, the inside is clean and almost sterile. A large variety of snacks such as chips, chocolates, holiday candies, knickknacks and lotsa different types of soft drinks. I like that they have frozen treats from other countries at pretty reasonable prices. The back aisles have a number of different medical supplies to stock your cabinets. Toiletries and sundry items line the shelves but...keep in mind most are locked up. However, staff are nice and friendly which is a reason to stop by again. Prices are fair.

I Googled mobile wheelchair and Walgreens had one and this location was close by. The location…read moreused to be the old Safeway which has moved across the street. It's a little smaller than Walgreens I've seen, but I only needed one thing. I broke the armrest of my mom's transport chair, and it was pretty old. Why not get a new one? No greeting which was alright since it's a drugstore, but I got a friendly nod from security. But I walked over near the pharmacy, and then just looked down an aisle, and there it was. The last one, only one, maybe they just put out one at a time. Brought it up to the counter, and the clerk was friendly. After coming out, I didn't realize there was a Petco. No wonder the Walgreens was small. It's a good store to come to.

Once again, I tried shopping at my neighborhood CVS store in Makiki. Once again, they barely get…read moreone star from me for overcharging me on my purchase again. As you can see the hand wipes are supposed to be on sale and they're charging me full price. Do not shop at the CVS ever. And if you do, be sure to check your receipt before you leave the store for overcharges.

I'm I seeing correct I know it's the talk of town everyone saying Dubai chocolate ate very good …read more Look at this price Wow! I think I would not pay that much for a chocolate bar . This particular Longs is located across the street from McKinley High school . Very small compared to other Longs .

I've never been to a pharmacy in an office building so I was a bit confused at first but... They…read morewere so fast and so friendly! They also have a nice view from their waiting area. It's great if you live or work downtown. They will be mailing my refills so I'm curious to see how their mail service works (that's new to me as well) Thank you.

I've been going to this pharmacy for a couple years now & they are awesome...They always greet you…read morewith a smile & a hello...They are super fast but usually my prescription is ready for me when i get there & my doctor office is just a couple blocks away so from the time my appointment with doc is over to the time it takes me about 10-15 mins to walk here, my prescription is usually ready when i get here...They are very professional & respectful...You can also take advantage of their prescription mailing because in my experiences with them i have always received my meds the next day. I hope they get alot more business in the future because i know a few people who go to a doctor in the same building as Medipharm Pharmacy & they don't even know it's there... Oh & the view from their office is killaz...#medipharmNOKA'OI

I have worked with PharmaCare for over 20 years, and while they are known as one of the primary…read moreenteral and medical supply providers on Oʻahu, I feel it is important to share this experience in the interest of patient safety and system improvement. My child is medically fragile and relies on enteral formula, syringes, extension sets, and a G-tube device for daily survival. These are not items that can be purchased at a store, and timely, predictable delivery is medically necessary. On multiple occasions, scheduled deliveries were either missed or significantly delayed without any communication from the company. In the most recent incident, a delivery requiring a signature was scheduled within an 8 a.m.-5 p.m. window. A caregiver stayed home all day, yet no delivery occurred and no call was made to notify us of the delay. The delivery ultimately arrived close to 11 p.m., which created safety concerns for both the driver and our household and disrupted a medically fragile child who is seizure-prone. While we were relieved that the supplies were eventually delivered, the lack of communication, follow-up, and explanation was concerning. When deliveries involve life-sustaining nutrition or medical devices, "eventually delivered" is not sufficient. Late-night deliveries, missed windows, and absent courtesy calls pose real risks--especially for families caring for children with special needs, elderly patients, or individuals dependent on oxygen or other medical equipment. Over the years, there have also been recurring issues with inaccurate patient information, lack of follow-up on backordered items despite promised callbacks, and inconsistent communication from both office staff and delivery services. I want to be clear that my intent in sharing this is not to single out individual employees, but to highlight systemic issues that I hope leadership will address. Improved communication, accurate patient records, proactive notifications about delays or backorders, and clear delivery time boundaries would significantly improve safety and trust for patients and caregivers. I am sharing this so other families and caregivers are aware, and in hopes that PharmaCare will continue working toward the level of reliability that medically dependent patients truly need and deserve.

I was charged $5.01 for one (!) baby aspirin pill as part of my discharge medications. I am glad…read morethat I didn't receive a whole bottle of them!

First off I never knew about this location at all. It is located on the ground floor on the Piikoi…read moreside of the building near Non-Stop Travel. I came here to get my Covid vaccine shot. The process was relatively painless. For Social Distancing they are only allowing 3 people in at a time. They take a temperature check before you enter which I appreciate. Once you go inside, they ask for your identification. If you haven't already filled out the paperwork, ( I suggest you do it prior to coming down) then you will fill it out. Then you wait for your name to be called. They take you into a room and give you the shot. I suggest you getting into your dominant arm so as to reduce the chances of feeling any pain. The girl that gave me mine we an expert as I didn't feel a thing. I almost asked if she gave me a shot? After your shot they ask you to hang out for between 15 to 30 minutes to make sure you don't have any reactions to the vaccination. The entrance for the parking is on the Makaloa St side of the building and I believe it is a dollar for every half hour. Overall this place is clean, easy to get to and the people are very friendly. Can't wait to get my 2nd shot.

Came here to get my COVID vaccine. Appointment was at 3:15pm. Got there at 3pm. Didn't get the shot…read moretill almost 4pm and still have to wait another 15 or so minutes. I get they have other things going on, they are a pharmacy. But, I feel like they should coordinate their appointments a bit better.

Long Drugs has the cutest stuff long with the busiest long store so far that Ive seen lots of…read moretourists stuff like Mac Nut lei's calendars Marie

This CVS Pharmacy is located near the parking lot, they sell some essentials and random stuff here…read morefor locals and tourists. I like how convenient it serves as the shortcut through the mall to the parking lot, despite the store itself seems quite old compared to most other shopping stores here.

I normally I don't cone to this Longs Drugs to ofter even though I live close by but since my…read moredoctor sent my medication to be picked up I had to go and pick it up. First of all since this Longs Drugs is like a hangout for homelessness and just people asking for money. I don't know when they have a security guard posted inside their store but it keep them away from entering and asking people for money. The store I think in a remodeling or just fixing up from our recent hurricane. The pharmacy in the back has big air vents to circulate the air for the workers. Now their check in is different you have to scan either or CVS card or enter your information on the screen. Then the associate will bring the medication to you and ring you up. I mentioned to the associate that it takes time now for US to enter the information which normally they did in the pass. She said for them its faster. Wow what technology is doing to us kupunas. Lol ..

I've been going to this Longs for years, and I honestly don't know what happened to it, but the…read morecurrent experience is hard to ignore. Every time I walk inside, there's a strong, unpleasant odor that smells like sewage or fecal matter. It's consistent enough that it doesn't feel like a one-off issue--it's something you notice immediately when you enter the store. At times it seems stronger in certain areas, which makes me wonder if it's coming from plumbing, floor drains, or possibly even outside air getting pulled in. What's frustrating is that this location used to feel like one of the better-run stores on the island. Now, the overall impression is very different. Even if the shelves are stocked and the staff is doing their job, the environment itself really affects the experience of shopping there. What stands out is the comparison with nearby stores like Safeway, which don't seem to have the same issue, even though they serve the same general area. That contrast makes the problem at this location even more noticeable. I hope management takes a serious look at it, because this doesn't feel like a minor cleanliness issue--it feels like an infrastructure or maintenance problem that's been left unresolved for too long. It's a shame, because the store has a lot of potential and used to be a go-to spot.