I can say Wegmans Pharmacy is usually great. The staff is friendly and always try to accommodate…read morecustomers. However seniors if you see an increase with meds, have it checked with your insurance company. I was being overcharged for two medications, so I called my insurance company. I had called the pharmacy first and they stuck by the price and said I had a price increase. I called the insurance company and the one med still had a zero cost and the other was overcharged by $4.03. It's not a lot of money, but when you add up $9.93 or more here and there, from many people, it can add up to a lot of extra money for Wegmans. This isn't the first time that this has happened to my husband and me. Many seniors don't question their bill amount and they just pay it. I'm not trying to put Wegmans down, I just want to make people aware, not only seniors to ask if the pricing doesn't seem right. Call your insurance company if you have already paid for the meds, to get a refund of the difference. Don't be afraid to speak up. It's your money that you're saving.

I've been going through the pharmacy at Wegmans for years. They expect you to jump through their…read morehoops to get non narcotic medication. Their system doesn't allow that to happen, and blame everyone else, when it's actually is them. It's a mess and I went through someone else, and have none of Wegmans rules.I wouldnt recommend them. Their accounts and computer system is that all that matters to Wegmans, and not your health. Ie blood pressure meds, time, or being a customer. They are fired. This is the one in concordville, PA

One of the best pharmacies I have dealt with. They're always accommodating and when they are out of…read morea medicine (which rarely happens) they provide it the next day( and they deliver!). I have been their customer for years and I get everything i need from there from my insulin to my sodium carbonate through my other 19 medicines.

Okay this is my favorite pharmacy in West Philly / Cobbs Creek / Haddington area for many reasons…read more They are full service, they have a huge safe parking lot right in front, they have a ton of convenience store items & pharmacy supplies. And they work with your insurance AND will call your doctor to get prescriptions AND deliver to your home or office. And they can do consultations. And I can get the big ticket medical supplies there (like walkers, canes, crutches, etc.) covered through medicare. It's a one stop shop for everything I need. And BTW there's gas station / convenience store right next to them. And the Market St. & 63rd St. metro stop half a block away.

I like this local pharmacy, but they've gone backwards a bit. They use to have an app to refill…read moreprescriptions. They got rid of that, and you can't even do it through there website now. It refers to a refill form on-line, but it's nowhere to be found. Customer service is nice at least.

I have passed here many times but stopped today because I was looking for a particular kind of…read morebandage not readily available. Unlike the outside, the inside is bright and fresh in appearance although the unevenness in the wood laminate flooring belies the age and condition of the subfloor. Choices in the wound care aisle are limited compared to some chain stores and price a of some OTC items seemed a bit high.

Just to be transparent, this is REALLY a pharmacy within the heart of Northeast Philadelphia's…read moreRussian and Ukrainian neighborhood designed to cater to this specific population (and this probably makes up of over 95% of the patients they fill prescriptions for). Decent selection of OTC products on the shelves and the staff were friendly enough and helpful when I came in as a sales rep asking about their pharmacy operations. Free delivery is a big plus! Located in a nice plaza with ample parking as well.

I love coming here because I feel like family and they always fill scripts so fast. You'll have it…read morefirst day it was sent unlike those big chains. There's only one reason ever you might need to wait a day and if that's they're out of said prescription which happens everywhere at some point or another. Go to GIANT pharmacy and you'll be waiting 3 days, not to mention they're entire staff is so rude and they don't follow protocol at all. None of them know what they're doing there and they never check messages sent by doctors to fill scripts. You have to physically nag and nag before they check the messages and see your scripts but then good luck getting them! If your insurance doesn't cover it forget paying cash, they won't let you!! Anyway back to the best pharmacy in Philadelphia, Suburban. They're so kind and will go above and beyond to make sure your script is filled in a timely manner, even if it's difficult. They'll do everything to help you. Coming here since 92 and never leaving. Thank you to all to staff that works there.

I strongly endorse Rios. I got fed up with the big box pharmacies about 4 years ago and switched to…read moreRios. It was a wise decision. My experience has been the polar opposite of the big box stores. Instead of being treated impersonally like a number the staff always treats me like a person. Several pharmacists always call me by my name when I come in. There are great about calling my physicians for refills. They care about their customers.

Doesn't care about their customers and doesn't matter if you are a regular. Hired a new guy that…read moresounds like he should answer the phones in a South Philadelphia deli, absolutely rude.

Great store with good work associates and helpful with products. Definitely recommend!read more

Still loving this place. Over the summer, my son's prescription was accidentally sent here instead…read moreof our pharmacy at home. I called, and they took care of it right away. The prescription was sent back to our local pharmacy. They are always so pleasant. What a great idea it was to set up a table at freshman orientation... Takes one worry away from parents!

I was using a mail order pharmacy. I kept having problems after problem. This pharmacy is…read moreincredibly caring and provides excellent customer service. Was even open on Christmas Eve. Thank you to all the staff. I will be switching my medication's here !

Literally the worst pharmacy experience ever. Twice they answered the phone with the wrong…read morename(different pharmacy) and with attitude, like it was an inconvenience for me to call. On two occasions, they failed to let me know that an authorization was needed which cost me nearly 209 bucks. (If they had told me before I was there to pick up, I could have called my doc.) Then they filled a script with only 7 pills. When I called and asked, I was told that I had to fix their mistake. After I received a call from the "manager" I was told it was basically it's my fault and I should just pay the cost because I got the medicine. (I have insurance that covers 100%) Stay away from this pharmacy. They are rude, careless, and take no accountability when they make mistakes.

Best pharmacy I have ever been to. Beth the pharmacist is great, she really cares about her…read moreclients. Store is clean, employees are friendly. I would recommend them to anyone who wants a personalized experience.

This is a mom and a pop pharmacy which was the first business I saw when we moved from West…read morePhiladelphia to Upper Darby in 1967. WHOA! that was a really long time ago and for it to have remained in my brain that long it must be a great place. There were no chains so you really got to know your local pharmacist. My experiences with Mr. Pepper in the 60s , 70s and early 80s were very good ones. Back in the 60's when your child walked everywhere it was common to send your 8 year old child to pick up prescriptions, greeting cards, pain relievers Bandages ( We had 10 kids) and various sundries. Also, we i suspect a few times our family account might've been in slight arrears in those days but the beauty of this being a true mom and pop was that things were always resolved in a friendly, neighborly way. Fast forward to the 90s and 2000s and I'm not sure if it's still totally in the Pepper family still but my interactions with them as an adult have been pleasant and efficient. Just the other day an elderly friend of mine got turned away from a chain when she showed up for an appointment for her booster because they were overbooked. I got her in the car and I drove her to Pepper's because Pepper's is in her neighborhood. They were kind, caring, respectful toward her and happy to have her business. Try getting that at a Chain. Over a half century after my first experience with Pepper Pharmacy I continue to see That's its still a vital part of the Lansdowne and Upper Darby communities. Here's hoping it stays that way for many years to come.