There are some issues with this pharmacy that may not matter to some, but are problems for me…read more First, unless you order a prescription, you can't get a receipt with details. I submit my otc meds to my FSA so I need proof of what I purchased. They don't have receipt books or even a stamp with the pharmacy details. Second, as I explained why I needed a detailed receipt, a very angry woman yelled from behind the pharmacy counter that they have plenty of customers so it's not a problem for anyone else. Nice way to treat one of them. The nice young ladies at the register clearly looked mortified at this unnecessarily aggressive behavior. Will not get any more prescriptions from this place. In a pinch, they're ok but I hate rewarding bad behavior, so there's a much friendlier pharmacy on Fulton near Clinton Ave that I'll be using going forward.

Fine Care pharmacy is the worst place I have ever encountered. I have several serious issues that…read morerequire timely RX. Chris, the pharmacist accused me of picking up a controlled substance two days earlier when the prescription was not even called in yet this thatI paid cash so he didn't have any record. I had a controlled substance that you have to take twice a day and could result in a seizure if you do not take it. One of the persons that was working on the floor told me " The nearest ER is Interfaith, or just go to the nearest emergency room to you if you have a seizure." A person working for a pharmacy said this stoically as I was leaving!!! The prescriber from Charles Evans Center stated he did not call the prescription in until the day after I supposedly picked it up. Meaning there was not a prescription on file to be filled.

The people who work here clearly care about their craft and the over wellbeing of Brooklyn's…read morecitizens. A particular gentleman with salt and pepper hair has some excellent karma coming his way. Truly. Thank you. -an asthmatic who refuses to believe he has asthma.

One of your typical Brooklyn pharmacies (there's a few Modern Chemist locations in Brooklyn, most…read morein high HHI areas). I've always ignored them, but what caught my eye this time was their toy selection in the window. I needed to buy a quick gift for a friend's kid, and they have stuffed animals galore. Decent pricing. Nice enough staff.

Friendly. They always have what I need and if not they accommodate me to the best of there ability…read more Would recommend as a reliable pharmacy.

This is local pharmacy which been in the neighborhood for years I've be remembered a child…read more passing on the bus looking at this pharmacy . there very reliable and there local family business.i be remember my neighborhood friend grandma would get her prescription here !!!!! very convenient by the mta transportation: subway: 2,5.Train. Church avenue . train station bus: b49,b35,b12,b44

The owner was so rude to me. Uninformed - denied me basic medication that was approved by insurance…read moreand my dr.

Great service....Pharmacist knows who you are by name....I've been coming there for years....Always…read morea pleasure...I've got my whole family and friends going there!

great place Love it…read more Very good service, I had my medication there once, didn't have any problems.

One of the most horrific pharmacies I had ever visited in the area…read more Customer service is rude, they never have any medicine in stock. The store carries really cheap products. The female mananger has lots of attitude. DO NOT EVER GO AND GIVE ANY BUSINESS TO THIS PLACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm ashamed to say I've slept on this place for years, and I've literally walked by thousands of…read moretimes. In just about every aspect of my life, I try and support local businesses over the ever-increasingly dominant chain corporations that are taking over our lives. For some reason, that didn't extend to prescriptions. Until now. SVRH is better in every single way than the soulless corporate pharmacy we used to go to. (I'm not going to name names, but it rhymes with DVS.) First and most importantly, they actually have the prescription drugs that my children need when they get very ill. In stock. Ready to roll, without a wait. I'm not sure how or why they have a better stock than a major corporation, but they do. Secondly, you get to talk to actual humans. Instead of pressing a bunch of numbers to try and get my problem solved when I call in, until I inevitably scream "REPRESENTATIVE!" at the phone, I called SVRH and an actual human being answered. And she answered my question quickly, without having to consult another human or put me on hold for 20 minutes until she came back with a non-answer. Thirdly, when you go in, you get to see and experience genuine human care. These are nice humans trying to get other humans the medicine they need, quickly and efficiently. I also love to see the Asian dude behind the counter throwing pounds to the black community patronizing this business. Yes, some people waiting were impatient and a little angry, but the staff (and there were plenty of people working) dealt with all of them well, and even with a bit of humor. If I can make it work, SVRH will get all of our prescription business from here on out. Plus, they sell lotto tickets, so they'll win that $1 million when I win the Powerball. Which is good for all of us.

Sam's the pharmacist is very flexible and understanding good dude!. -he and the pleasant staff at…read morethis pharmacy / specialty shop in the pharmacy is very quaint and friendly---Cameron Greenbaum

I've been experiencing difficulty locating medication in the larger pharmacy chains here in…read moreBrooklyn so my PCP advised me to seek something smaller in my area and suggested this location. They text/call when prescriptions were ready. My first time visiting, I was impressed. This store is small but definitely accommodating and I was in and out quickly. My second visit I went directly to the counter and asked for assistance, no lines like that dreadful spot Downtown Brooklyn. Smaller, local, customer friendly, family owned, in/out quickly, and professional.

My sister went to ER THURSDAY when they discharged her they sent the prescription to this pharmacy…read more Today is SATURDAY and the prescription is still not ready. Not to mention the pharmacist is not there. I went this morning told to come back in one hour! I came back in one hour and the pharmacist is still not there. Told to come back again in another hour! Like you really think people got time to be running back and forth to the pharmacy all day. Worst pharmacy ever!!

My sister-in-law went to purchase Lysol and conditioner on 1/10/2019 at around 4pm. My daughter…read moretripped on her trombone case strap and broke a candle. She asked if her aunt would need to pay for that and the employee said "of course you have to pay for that" and he sure did charge the broken candle along with her other items. Having been in retail management for 9 years, I understand that your establishment pays for that item and if it that item goes unaccounted for, it will directly hit your bottom line but you could've let that go. It was a ten year old that made a mistake, not a situation of a mother not having control of their kid and the employee knew that. You could've just let it go and for that reason we won't return. Rite aid is down the street. We will take our business there.

I love this pharmacy. The Pharmacist knows our family and always asks how my husband is when I…read morecome in. If they don't have something, they get it for you. They are also very quick in filling prescriptions. It's wonderful to have an old school neighborly/family pharmacist. Kingston Pharmacy beats the large chain pharmacies hands down. :-)