When I first moved to this area from the east coast, I transferred my prescriptions to the local Wal-Mart, thinking that would be my cheapest and nicest option. I shop often at Wal-Mart, so it was pretty handy. Used the Wal-Mart pharmacy for several years, in fact. A "friend of a friend" mentioned Village Pharmacy and said it was well-run and locally-owned. That sounded good, but I wondered how their prescription prices would compare to those at Wal-Mart. Armed with my list of prescriptions, I asked the owner/manager to quote me his prices. Guess what? They basically matched what Wal-Mart had been charging me. So I moved all my prescriptions to this locally-owned business. I have never regretted that move. Unlike at Wal-Mart, the manager (and most of his assistants) know me by name when I walk in the door, ask how I've been, and begin to gather my prescriptions from their "ready to pick up" box even as I am approaching the counter. Nicer yet, they let me and my other family members pick up each other's prescriptions for one another, depending on which of us happens to be in town (we live 20 minutes drive away) that day. I doubt the pharmacy at Wal-Mart would let us do that! They are also set up for you to simply text them your prescription numbers when you want a refill, which is handy. They even have a drive-thru window (which I never use - I like getting the exercise of walking in the front door) which a lot of people DO use, and is a feature that my local Wal-Mart does not offer. read more