I have recently found this place while I was at work with my client. We were riding around trying…read moreto kill some time and we saw that Walnut street was having a sale! So we parked and came to the first store on the corner, which was Schiller's Pharmacy. The ladies were very sweet and was showing us some nice items. I ended up getting a humidifier on sale with some essential oils (buy one get one free) and I also got some scar gel that was by this line called Derma E. I was looking for something to help with scarring and one of the girls suggested this particular gel. It was a sample and it was on sale so I scooped it up not knowing I had a gem in my hand! A month went by and this scar gel works wonders. I came back to the store and the same girl that was there suggested me more products from Derma E and they have ALOT of the brand at the pharmacy. I highly recommend anyone, whether it is to get a prescription or some beauty products, to go and check out their place before going anywhere else. TWO BIG THUMBS UP!

They are the most caring and responsible respectful professionals…read more Maggie the pharmacist and Jen just to name a few . LeMont who does the delivery is an angel. Thank you RDRosen

Okay.... Pharmacy AND Classic Soda Fountain!!!…read more I'm astonished that there isn't more hype about this place! The classic soda fountain with customized drinks and fresh poured sodas is an untapped gem in Pittsburgh and in the perfect location in The Terminal at the Strip District. We wanted a fun drink to walk around with and saw the menu on the window at Hieber's. You walk in to an old timey, class soda fountain... with housemade syrup mix ins and the option to add boosts to your soda too!! We ordered a Ginger Soda with the wellness blend mix in! The ginger syrup was loaded with fresh candied ginger spice... warm flavors and the kick that ginger ale was meant to be!! Step back and watch the magic! As they hand mix in your syrup to make the soda water become soda!! With such customizations, we cannot wait to come back and try something new and fresh! The soda fountain has indoor seating options too, so it can be fun all year round in Pittsburgh! Plus they have a seasonal menu with floats, milkshakes, and even hot apple cider for fall!

Yes to Hiebers! First off it's a legit compounding pharmacy…read moreif you need your meds compounded then you know how important a pharmacy like this is. They also have your usual over the counter meds and other assorted sundries They just opened their little soda counter just like you would see in a vintage pharmacy It's adorable a real counter to sit at and two little booths There is a real soda jerk who makes sodas the old fashioned way. You can get a soda or a right fine root beer float Or A nice hot tea perfect on our cold fall day visit The history of Hiebers is posted using vintage photographs Front of pharmacy parking might be a challenge certain times of the day plus it's metered Make use of the free 30 min parking outback. Easy pick up window The pharmacist is very friendly and helpful will gladly answer your questions

The Rite Aid in Squirrel Hill has tons of stuff that the Rite Aid on 3434 Penn Center Blvd. does…read morenot have. The trick is to go in the evening at the Squirrel Hill Pharmacy. When I lived in Sq Hill, I made the mistake of going during the daytime when its very crowded. Tempers are short. However I understand the negative reviews that local Sq Hill customers have

Located in the heart of Squirrel Hill, a bustling neighborhood in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, lies a…read moreRite Aid that I've frequented during my visits to the area. Situated on Murray Avenue, this pharmacy has been a convenient stop for my family's needs, especially when it comes to grabbing essentials for my children. I recall a time when my son was feeling under the weather, and I needed to get him some Gatorade and cough drops. I quickly made my way to the Rite Aid, assuming they would have the items I needed. However, as I stepped inside, I noticed that the store seemed a bit lackluster compared to its usual appearance. The shelves weren't fully stocked, and there was an air of disorganization that I hadn't experienced during my previous visits. Rite Aid drugstores filed for bankruptcy 10 months ago. Since that time, stores have been closing at a rapid rate and many that are still open are filled with empty shelves. So some of the issues here are expected.  Navigating through the aisles, I eventually found the Gatorade and but not the cough drops that I was looking for. The checkout process was smooth, but I couldn't help but wonder about the store's current state. It appeared that the Rite Aid was going through some issues.  This Rite Aide is in my daughter's neighborhood and I usually stop in here on my visits to Pittsburgh. This time I needed to get some Gatorade for #1 son and some cough drops as he was coming down with sniffles on my last day of our visit.  Bottom line: It's close and convenient for both my kids and I hope this Rite Aide survivestheor difficulties and can come back to their previous conditions.

I happened to find Blueberry Pharmacy on a random "shout out great local businesses" thread on…read moreReddit, right when I was growing increasingly frustrated with having to pay $400-$500 for an inhaler my dog needs for chronic bronchitis. The pharmacist/owner, Kyle, is doing something truly groundbreaking by providing access to medications at a lower cost without the need for insurance. He sees that the state of the pharmaceutical/insurance/healthcare industries is not doing any favors for the person they are all theoretically supposed to serve, the patient, and is on a mission to help the consumer by negotiating directly with suppliers. My dog has had major GI problems when we've tried a generic version of his medication. When I spoke with Kyle about this, he explained to me that what I would be getting through him is called an authorized generic. A company called Prasco, a leader in the authorized generic space, produces our exact same medication with the manufacturer's blessing but it comes to us under their label instead of GSK. Everything about the medication is otherwise the same. He was so knowledgeable that I took it on faith that this medication would be the same as the $500 brand name and told him my dog would let me know if it wasn't. That was a few months ago and we are now ordering our second inhaler through Blueberry, so suffice to say it is working out and we are thankful. We pay about $260 instead of $400-$500; I'll take it. Thanks to Kyle and his equally lovely staff. I admire and appreciate what you are doing here.

I had a very good experience with Blueberry pharmacy. I ordered generic Entresto for my dog, and…read moretheir prices were much better than anywhere else I checked. The service was smooth, communication was clear and genuine. They shipped my order immediately. I made a mistake with my address (we just moved here and our new house number is so confusing, too many ones and sevens :) They were so nice about my mistake and solved the issue immediately! One of the best experiences I have had online, not just pharmacy (not to mention my first online pharmacy order) :) BTW, they are authorized to ship to only few states as of October 2025. PA, WV, NJ, DE, OH, and FL

My toy poodle was diagnosed with epilepsy a few years ago and because of her small size, her…read moreseizure medication has to be compounded. I've used another local compounding pharmacy and I actually can't remember a single refill that went smoothly. It was hard to actually get through to someone over the phone, if you did, they always seemed rushed and overwhelmed and like you were bothering them. It was always a hassle to get a refill and they were never willing to reach out to the vet etc. Numerous times they had forgotten to call me to let me know that I was out of refills and needed a new script, they had my credit card on file, but after not hearing anything, I would call and find out they didn't realize they had my credit card on file so didn't process payment, they would forget to call and tell me it was ready, they'd forget to make it... Most recently, I was given a 60 day supply that expired in 30 days. I had to fill the next prescription early. That one was shipped to me without the lid on so leaked out. I had a heck of a time getting them to exchange the medication for a new one even after explaining my concern that the concentration would be off. When I did get the replacement, it looked completely different and when I inquired to make sure everything was okay with it... I was met with rudeness and accusations. I was told it was the same medication that they always give me even though this was white and opaque versus clear. I can handle grumpy people, but I won't risk my dogs health so I drew the line. I asked for recommendations on our community Facebook group and the overwhelming response pointed me in Spartan's direction. From my first call with Ron at the 51 location, I knew Spartan was going to be great. He was so patient, kind and helpful. He went out of his way to get in touch with the Bethel Park compounding pharmacist and follow up with me. He also explained why the current medication might look different... something that the pharmacy that made it wouldn't do. He confirmed that they received my prescription and it was ready the next day. They called me to let me know the powder they used was going to be expiring before the 30 day supply was gone. They wanted to inform me that ahead of time. She explained that they already ordered new and we're going to discount the current bottle, but that they didn't want me to be without so made it and would be set for the next refill. I was absolutely blown away by the customer service. My dog has another emergency medication, one they Spartan hasn't ever made before... but that they ordered equipment and consulted with others to find out how to make. They could have easily told me no and sent me somewhere else, but were willing to do it and never even hesitated. Another thing that I noticed was the quality. The previous pharmacy provided syringes they typically broke before their first use, Spartan carries the more expensive, but but better ones. The previous pharmacy uses liquid bottles that you literally can't screw the lid on straight... Spartan's is super user friendly. Spartan's also seems way more competent and less overwhelmed. Anytime I called with a question or spoke with someone, they never seemed distracted or rushed and I felt like I had their full attention. My vet accidentally called in a 30 day supply versus a 60 day and when I found out, I asked Spartan if I should ask the vet to call them to make the change and instead, she insisted that they would reach out themselves and it'd be absolutely no problem... the old pharmacy wouldn't even confirm whether or not they received a script from the vet. I'm thankful that it got so bad that I decided to find a new pharmacy, just wish I would have done so way earlier!

Absolutely horrible. If you are considering a partner for your health care needs you should run in…read morethe other direction. I've been a client for years and suddenly am told they can no longer fill my prescriptions since my doctor is out of state (we live 3 miles from the state line). When asked how we were getting served for 4 years since this was always the case, they said they must have missed it. So ask yourself, do you want a pharmacy that misses key details for years on end? If yes, I wish you luck.

This CVS is much like many other CVSes. Things are pretty overpriced, but this location is usually…read moreclean and well-stocked. The 24 hour pharmacy is convenient, although the pharmacy staff seems to be spread pretty thing -- they've definitely been curt with me on more than one occasion for requesting pretty ordinary things like asking them to contact my Dr.'s office to renew a prescription. If you are a late-night CVS-goer, be aware that the self checkouts go offline around 2:30am and need to be reset, so you're better off going to the counter if you're on a 3am snack run.

I just moved my prescription's from this store. I went in the afternoon and they were closing for…read morelunch. I came back later in the day and they were closed for end of day. I can go down the street and I do not have lunch hours, end of day at 6 PM, etc. I do not want the pharmacists to work more hours; CVS needs to employ a few more pharmacists and just stay open when people can make it. For me, this CVS has ceased to exist.

I like Walgreens as it is convenient for me. I was in the…read moreneed of Centrum vitamins. Big huge store well laid out and very friendly cashiers. I have been in several times and there is always someone to help find you something if you cant find it yourself. I find the prices fine and the service excellent. One thing I like about Walgreens over CVS is that I can use Apple pay.

Pharmacy: Spoke with the man at the pharmacy. He said that my script would take 30 minutes to fill…read more I returned in 30 minutes. He then said that it still wasn't ready and that they did not accept Highmark insurance. Thanks for wasting my time.

My family has been with Asti's for at least 15 years. They are very accommodating to our family's…read moreneeds and offer compounding options for our needs as well. Owner Dan is a great guy and always answers our questions and helps in every possible way. Highly recommend Asti's.

They do compounding (mixing medicine into liquids or creams) for children, pets, or other people…read morewho need extra care - most pharmacies dont.

This is an old school pharmacy with a lot of extra personalized help. I was referred by the CVS…read morebecause I was asking for some hard to find items. Much to my surprise, the front door is locked (although there's no sign) and one of the pharmacy interns pointed to go around the side. They were patient and helped find everything I needed, and even explained some useful product information. This place is a lot better than the pretend pharmacies!

I attempted to fill multiple prescriptions at this pharmacy. I was initially told my insurance did…read morenot cover a prescribed combination inhaler. After contacting my insurance directly, I was told the medication was covered.The pharmacy later clarified that although it was covered, they would lose money dispensing it and therefore refused to fill it, while offering to fill only the lower‑cost medications.I understand small business constraints, but the communication was unclear and inconsistent, and I was left without timely access to a prescribed inhaler. Because of this experience, I transferred all prescriptions elsewhere.