They are no longer open to out patient prescription filling. We have always used them for our…read moreprescription needs. Sad that they closed, but it is the sign of the times for all independent pharmacies.

After over 30 years with this pharmacy and great service, now, when we need them the most, they say…read morethey are closing the pharmacy section of their business. I don't believe it for one minute! They are not wanting to fill my husband's many prescriptions and did not want to take the trouble of sending his whole prescription profile to CVS. Too much hassle he was told! He has tried to call them for days and they wouldn't pick up the phone. I called on my cell phone, they don't know that number, and they picked it up on the 2nd ring! Funny, they transferred my prescription profile in one swoop with no problem! I got them the very same day from CVS! I hope no one else gets this kind of service when you are 74 and need your prescriptions. Good luck! Glad at this point to have everything at CVS!

A hidden gem of a pharmacy…read more While we were visiting, my kids came down with strep throat. Because they're kids, they can't take adult antibiotics. However, there was a country-wide shortage of children antibiotics going on. Agh! We called EVERYWHERE. CVS. Walgreens. Publix. You name it. We tried it. And then someone recommended John's Pharmacy. Low and behold, they had it. We rushed over there with our prescription in hand. The pharmacist was understanding and quickly filled our prescription so we weren't waiting. (If you have two children with strep throat, even five minutes of waiting can feel like an eternity.) Thanks, John's Pharmacy.

Be very careful with your compounded medicines. I picked up one that was so thick I could not use…read moreit. It was like Jello. They did replace it but I wish it was made right in the first place. They told me I did not need to refrigerate one of the compounded meds so I did not. I JUST FOUND MOLD ON THE CAP. GROSS!! Last month they told me to double a dose on one Med. I figured maybe it was right since I had just been to the vet. The next month it was back to normal. THEY MADE A MISTAKE!!! THEY HAD ME DOUBLE DOSING MY HEART PATIENT FOR FOR A MONTH. I am lucky he did not get really sick from it. The poor thing was a nervous reck from the over dose all month. I thought he was sick and wasted money on a vet visit.

Came in trying to get an emergency prescription for my dog filled. Went to 6 pharmacies and nobody…read morehad the correct dosage but Daivik went above and beyond trying to help me out even reached out to my vet. Eventually my vet called me to say they would fill it for me but Daivik even reached out to me to follow up towards the evening. Good customer service is difficult to come by nowadays but you guys got it down packed!

Customer service is outstanding. Scripts are filled fast and the wait time is alot less than…read moreWalgreens

They've been great for us, truly…read more I think their business model is solid, if old-schoolC but it makes a lot of sense. From what I can tell, they are selective in who they encourage to use and keep using them by prioritizing keeping "their customers' '" medications in stock, reducing their wait times as much as possible, have conversations about patient health, etc. They seem to (probably informally) favor certain local prescribers who I'm assuming they maintain relationships with, and who send in prescriptions for patients on a consistent, predictable regimen. It can seem strange or even unfair for a pharmacy to seemingly give precedence to some customers and not others if you've only ever used a corporate "big box" (CVS/Walgreens) style of pharmacy. But I think most if not all the success of the typical modern "mom and pop" American pharmacy can be attributed to some version of this strategy. Their focus seems to be retention of their loyal, predictable customer base, and the network of providers/doctors they trust. Once you've built up enough longevity for them to see you as "their customer", and especially if you're someone who relies on your maintenance meds getting filled on time - you'll really be glad you have them as your pharmacy. Especially during worsening supply shortages, when a sudden mass layoff means you lose your health insurance, or the sticker price of your lifesaving medication suddenly skyrockets (and all the other crises we face as the sad reality in modern American life). Anyone relying on their meds to live and/or function will appreciate getting in with a pharmacy that has your back because (with few exceptions) CVS honestly doesn't.

This pharmacy has bombarded my office with faxes claiming to have supplies like masks and hand…read moresanitizer. I called before making the trip and they confirmed they indeed had everything in stock. I arrived to find shelves that were mostly empty and outrageous pricing. I asked for masks and was told a packet of disposable masks were $75. Hand sanitizer was $5 and 5 for $20. I have posted a pic of the 2oz of generic hand sanitizer they are selling. What they are doing is abusive and is the very definition of price gauging. Please do not go to them they are not about their customers. They are taking advantage of people like myself in desperate times.

Publix has upped their game, offering something nobody else has in SW Florida at this store. Come…read moreand relax and enjoy a glass of wine and beer at the store or fill your growler and take it home. Much more to explore.... For this they deserve a fifth star.

We lucked out and were staying at a family friend's house in Naples - huge, beautiful, lovely pool…read morein an enclosed lanai - can't say no to free accommodations! This Publix was less than a mile away, and you know how it is on girly trips - we ended up trooping over here almost every day to grab snacks, drinks and to load up for meals that we cooked at home. The store is very well laid out, prices were decent, and overall a pleasant experience.

When shopping for tires in this area I've come to find that no one offers same day service. And…read moreEarley will a retailer have your size in stock so 'Be prepared!' Ordering is a matter of a few days; week at most. But getting them installed a whole different story. Two aspects worth writing about; installation costs and ongoing maintenance. Dealers will separate charges by line to include break-down, discard, mount, balance, and install. That can run $40-60 per tire. Over the life of the tire you're to rotate and balance at manufactures recommendations so you'll pay some of those fees again and again. Now visit a Sam's Club and you'll pay a flat $20 per tire and that's it. Admittedly they are severely short-staffed so you can wait weeks to get the tires installed and forget calling for any reason. Be ready to drive back if you have any questions. But the savings is substantial enough to warrant the drive.

If I could give this place zero stars I would! There was a…read morepower surge on Thursday. This location was completely shut down due to that fact. Noted! But today is Sunday. They have blocked off most of the entrances to the parking lot! So you can imagine the chaos. Their claimant is that they had a power surge causing the entrances being blocked? Seriously???? No! They are trying to control the number of shoppers! Why? Because the shelves in all the cold areas are completely empty! No food! Unless you want a cake! And they want to stay open and make money off the other crap. My thought is this Walmart/Sam's is a multi- billion dollar company. You can't get up and running to capacity in 3 days?! Cop out! So you block off entrances is your answer to this and create problems? I am calling BULLSHIT! It absolutely does nothing to complain to Walmart corporation on ANY problems. Their thought is we don't take or react to complaints. It is obvious stance they take , you don't like it here ...leave! This particular location is pretty messed up in general. Small store, less merchandise and high prices. I have always found it convenient because I live not a block away. Retail in Naples in general is pretty sketchy! The stores Walmart, Target and Sam's have hiring problems . Which produces chaotic , dirty stores, and no organization. And this is Naples! The town of beautiful streets and beach houses. Frustration!!!

A bit disappointed. No information provided with the prescription. Wait time on hold is lengthy…read more Front desk staff could be better trained or at least hospitable. Once I finally got to speak with a pharmacist she was very helpful, but the journey to get to her was difficult and unwelcoming.

Received my COVID booster shot from Kristi at Pharmacy Go--Great first class experience. Smart…read morestaff and facility and customer service is a priority. Thank you-

Absolutely the best pharmacy in town. The Pharmacist and staff are very courteous and go the extra…read moremile for customer satisfaction. I highly recommend them.

Warm and friendly staff and great service always!! Never much of a wait and always kind and…read morehelpful!