This small pharmacy is located on the 2nd floor above Family Medicine & Rehab on 103rd Street. You're not going to find things like you will at the large pharmacies such as Tylenol, Bandaids, cough syrup, etc. Nothing over-the-counter here. They fill prescriptions, the end. That's the only reason I took a 4th star away from them.
The pharmacist and techs are really nice. They fill prescriptions fast... usually within 5 minutes. I honestly can't recall ever waiting even 10 minutes here to have a prescription filled.
The office below does have a general practitioner if you happen to be sick, but it is mostly a pain management clinic. So, the majority of the prescriptions they fill here are prescription pain meds. They are able to fill the stronger meds such as Dilaudid, Fentanyl Patches, etc. If you are a person who is in need of these stronger pain meds, you know you won't find them at the larger pharmacies such as Walgreens, CVS, etc. Generally, you have to go to one of the pharmacies located within a hospital to have those filled. Even still, I know some of those pharmacies are cracking down because the pharmacies within the Baptist Hospitals will no longer fill them unless the prescription came from a doctor within Baptist Health.
I am in NO WAY promoting prescription narcotics, and I'm happy to see the state of Florida has finally starting cracking down on the abuse. However, I also know there are some people who genuinely need these prescriptions. If you are on of those people and are having trouble finding a place to fill your legitimate prescription, you should be able to have it filled here.
Now, let me climb up on my soap box for a moment. DO NOT begin taking these strong prescription narcotics unless you are 100% certain you absolutely need them. There are still some doctors out there who are all too willing to hand them out like candy. I absolutely detest that fact. There are also some doctors handing out these prescriptions without educating the patient on how horribly addicting they are. Coming off some of these prescriptions may as well be like coming off of crack, and they don't always tell you that. So, before you slap a Fentanyl Patch on or start popping Dilaudid four times a day, do your research, and do it well! Otherwise, you may find yourself pain free but completely addicted to these things six months down the road. Just stop and ask yourself how much pain you are truly in and if it's really worth it. If it's not chronic and isn't severe, a Lortab to dull the pain will be much better in the long run! Keep in mind you do have that choice... you can always ask your doctor for something milder.
I have put off writing this review for a very long time because it's like a double-edged sword for me. On one hand, I want the people who legitimately needs these prescription medications to know where to find them. On the other hand, I don't want the druggies who are faking the pain to know. Sigh.... read more