Can't say enough about this compound pharmacy. Lovely people, everything ready on time - I'd been…read moregoing to some compound pharmacy in Encino that I did not care for, but that's where they sent me. I had no idea there was one literally four blocks from where I live. Anyway, this place is great, everyone is friendly, they made sure I knew the dosage of the Magic Mouthwash, and everything worked great.

I love Oaks Community Pharmacy! When Rite Aid went out of business on Riverside Dr. in Sherman…read moreOaks, I thought I would try the small independent pharmacy across the street, Oaks Community, and they have provided excellent personal service. They close at 5:00 on weeknights, at 3:00 on Saturdays and are closed on Sundays. However, they make up for this by offering free home delivery, which is sooo convenient! If I need a prescription filled on the weekend (only once, so far), I have it sent to one of the chain pharmacies. I highly recommend Oaks Community Pharmacy!

I can't say enough good things about Elements. Their service is truly above and beyond. They…read moreremember me by name when I come in. They'll check on my wife's prescriptions while I'm picking up mine. They text to remind me when I've got prescriptions to refill or that need picking up - and it's not an automated service, it's a real person reaching out! They do deliveries (and I believe they use their own people, not a 3rd party service). And when I pick up in person, there's never a wait more than a few minutes max. (I used to go to CVS. Never again. While I'm sure their pharmacist are lovely people, they're way too overworked by their corporate masters to learn anybody individually, and the wait time was always ridiculous. Their work conditions are atrocious, and it prevents them from delivering the service I'm sure they'd want to.)

I am disabled and needed vaccinations. Gladys quickly came to my home and helped me. Very friendly,…read moreprofessional and helpful with the patient information form. Two vaccinations and two minutes later, all done. Never felt a thing . Absolutely the BEST ! My highest recommendation. Thank you Gladys.

My first time getting a prescription from here and had a great experience. First of all let me say…read morethat my parents have been a customer of Hye Pharmacy for over 30 years. They are very happy customers. So when my pharmacy couldn't provide me the antibiotic my doctor prescribed me I reached out to Hye pharmacy and they said they have it. So my doctor sent them a new prescription and it was filled within hours. The ladies working at this pharmacy are friendly, helpful and professional. Thank you for the amazing service.

My doctor attempted to send my medications to this pharmacy and was rejected based on the…read morepharmacist Jessica's opinion. Jessica is not a doctor and should not refuse prescriptions that both my cardiologist and my primary recommend . Nevertheless I had to use another pharmacy . Would not recommend

We like coming here for over-the-counter stuff. The people are always helpful, friendly, and…read morepatient. It feels like we're in a mom-and-pop place, even though it's not.

There's something uneasy and depressing about a store that- for YEARS- has pushed their agenda for…read more'wellness' and 'caring'- and yet is impersonal and downright rude in terms of actual customer service. KEVIN, the "Manager", is disinterested in helping customers, this is the third interaction with him where he's been hurt and makes it clear that he'd rather you go to another store than have to deal with anything less complicated than pulling something off the shelf. Note that this issue came up with Kevin a year ago, and he's consistently uncaring if it doesn't suit his agenda or his timetable. That that's not how you handle loyal customers. They employ one "homeopathist", who apparently splits their time between stores, and was not available the three times we called. Apparently, she runs her own business and puts more of her time and energy in that then in being on site for walk-in customers. Did manage to schedule a call with the owner, we'll see if that makes any difference in how this rather entitled staff handles loyal customers. Called on a Thursday around 3:30 to see if they had anything to help me address what felt like a hard-hitting cold or flu, RIGHT before a 4 day business trip starting that evening. Got transferred inadvertently to the pharmacist - a woman who was lovely and took the time to go through over-the-counter options. She said she would put them aside for me at the register. I literally jumped in my car and headed over- and traffic being what traffic is at that time, wound up right at the correct exit at about 5:15 (they close at 5:30). Called the store, got someone named "Kevin" who said they were 'already closing up for the evening' (? it's 5:15, but okay). I plead that I'd been in the car for close to 45 minutes for what should have been a 20 minute commute, and could I please purchase the items, perhaps they could just leave them outside or with a neighbor. NOTE that I've been frequenting this business for close to 30 years, and like so many businesses, have observed what used to be genuine kindness and care for customers dwindle along with the rest of the retail culture. So Kevin again repeats he's 'already closing the register' and cannot help me. I manage to park and make it to the front door at EXACTLY 5:31. EXACTLY. The store is already gated and there is Kevin - RIGHT by the front door - and he ignores my knocking. Yes. This 'caring' business about wellness that knows I am trying to beat a horrible cold before travel chooses to IGNORE the 30-year-loyal customer because it's uncomfortable for Kevin to show some compassion or kindness. He waves for me to go away. I plead that the pharamacist left everything right there at the register, could I just please pay cash and get my items after being in traffic for close to an hour? Again, he ignores me. That will be my last trip to Capitol Drugs. Caring and wellness, this place is definitely NOT about. And Kevin: I hope you never are on the receiving end of the unkindness you showed this 30-year-loyal customer... WOULD GO TO KING'S DOWN THE ROAD with far cheaper pricing for the same Chinese and Homeopathic remedies at 1/3 the cost of the re-branded Capitol Drugs items.

If I could leave 0 stars, I would. Absolutely horrible customer service. Which, Isaac, the…read morepharmacist seemed actually proud of when I made the remark to him. He said that they were a small pharmacy so "there is no customer service". What?! I hoped that in switching to a small pharmacy I would experience more care and empathy but it was quite the opposite. Cold and rude whenever I spoke with him over the phone. I felt completely strung along when he asked me to keep calling back to check if my medication had been sent in, then in the end he said he wouldn't order it and fill the medication because my insurance wouldn't pay him as much as he would like. Horrible experience.

I've been going to Riverside Pharmacy for over a year and I think they're excellent because they…read moreare sure to have my prescriptions in stock because they know I'm going to need a refill every month. That was not the case when I went to Walgreens, despite the fact that I had been going to them for 15 years and for the entire time I got the same medications every month. Suddenly they not only never had those medications when it came time for my refill, but the people at the front - nice as they were - never knew when (or if) that medication was going to be coming in. Isaac is efficient and makes sure he has his customers' prescriptions every month so we don't have to run all over town trying to find a pharmacy carrying the medications we need. That was a black hole I never want to go down again. And with Isaac I'm not going to have to because I don't go to him for empathy, I go to him for medications and he makes sure he has what I need in stock. And every month I get exactly what I need, efficiently and politely, my medications. If Roxi wants empathy or friendship from her pharmacist, I suggest she go to a psychotherapist for the empathy and get her medications from a big pharmacy. They won't necessarily have the medications she needs in stock, but she's unlikely to expect empathy from them. So she probably won't leave a terrible review, chewing them out for not being what they're not supposed to be.

Very professional and friendly staff ! I transferred all my meds here because they deliver for free…read moreand on time

Best pharmacy out there. The stuff are the best very friendly and excellent coustmer service. They…read moreanswer all questions regarding my medication. I started take my prescription there and now all my family doing the same highly recommended......

As a physician with extensive experience working across numerous pharmacies--from major chains like…read moreCVS and Walgreens--I can say Burbank Compounding Pharmacy genuinely stands apart. They provide the caliber of service that my patients require. The team is exceptionally professional, consistently available, and treats each person as a valued individual rather than just another transaction. What truly sets them apart is their ability to source less commonly prescribed medications, which allows me to serve patients with more complex needs where standard pharmacy stock simply won't suffice. Strongly recommend using this pharmacy!

Mary, one of the pharmacists, is so sweet and very helpful. I appreciate that they know me when I…read morego in. The service is fast and efficient.

Quick email and phone response time no issues at all…read more FREE Parking lot in back / underground off Libbit ave Valid parking ticket and they will give you a coin to exit

I'm extremely disappointed with the pricing practices at ABC pharmacy…read more I was initially quoted $365 for my methadone prescription, and when I called back just two weeks later, the price had jumped to $565 with no clear explanation. That kind of sudden increase is unacceptable. After doing my own research and calling around, I was able to get the exact same medication at another pharmacy for just $66. Methadone is a very inexpensive medication .20 cent a pill so this kind of markup feels excessive and, frankly, like price gouging. Patients rely on pharmacies for fair and consistent pricing, especially for essential medications. Situations like this create unnecessary stress and make it hard to trust that you're being treated fairly. I would strongly recommend that others call around and compare prices before filling prescriptions here. Oh, on top of that, the main reason why I'm recommending not going to them. They are rude mean men.