I thought Express Scripts was bad, but Brighton Marine Pharmacy is SO much worse. I'm at the point…read morewhere it's a damn miracle if they send the Diabetes injectable correctly and on time. Literally, I buy a lottery ticket its so rare. They are always apologetic, but nothing really seems to improve over there. At this rate, the next time they screw up my script, I'm switching it to a local independent pharmacy and they can explain to Tricare why.

This is a wonderful independently owned pharmacy with the friendliest pharmacist you will ever…read moremeet. He is very thorough in explaining the medications and any interactions there may be. I really hope this place succeeds - it might be hard with CVS basically right across the street. You never have to wait in line and service is very fast. Also they have all the essentials- obviously not as much stuff as other pharmacies but they also have unique gifts and toys. It is always a pleasure picking up my scripts from here and I certainly cannot say the same about CVS or Walgreens! I have been encouraging people to transfer their prescriptions over to Brighton Pharmacy from the big chain pharmacies. You won't regret it, promise! Oh there is also a few parking spots in the back (clearly marked) if you take an immediate right after passing the pharmacy on your right, which is convenient.

This enchanted drugstore has stolen my heart. I've lived in beacon hill for 3 years now and have…read moremade the regrettable choice of never stepping foot in this store before last weekend. I've already transferred my prescriptions from CVS to Garys. Not only were all the workers exceptionally pleasant, every customer was just as nice! I was given great advice from the 'front of house' employee from makeup, to hair brushes, to oils. The other worker doing pharmacy was just as nice! I found eyeliner my mom used to wear from 1999-2005 that I haven't been able to find for years. It was like $4. I've also gone through maybe 20 hair brushes in the past year because they all sucked. The lady recommended a particular brush for my hair type and it's exactly what I've been looking for (and it was only like 14$). Just such good vibes. Old school. I want to go back to just hangout, but I won't because that's weird. Protect this place at all costs!!!

Great resource for renting a wheelchair by the day! Friendly service. You have to put down a…read moredeposit and the cost of the rental is taken from that and they refund the difference.

There's a great little neighborhood asian pharmacy in Chinatown. It's like stepping back 15/20…read moreyears when everyone had a neighborhood pharmacy. The pharmacy is. With cold drinks snacks and water. They also have fresh coffee and tea. The pharmacy is at the back and seems to be extremely professional. Great to see your neighborhood pharmacy surviving.

I got my keys copied here for $1.50 each including tax! The cheapest option I've seen ever. The guy…read morewho copied my keys was really nice and even matched the key color and type to the original and color coded the keys so I knew which ones were which. The store itself is newly remodeled and super clean and has most things you'd need to buy at a convenience store. Will definitely be coming here often for all my needs! Support the small businesses! This place is better than CVS :)

Like most people today, to many people are in a position that they have to use one of the big 3…read morechain pharmacies..(CVS, Walgreens, and Rite-Aid)...Finding Seaside in Revere was a hidden gem in the rough...there like a throwback to a time where they answer the phone, know you and your families name and take care of insurance issues for you instead of making you do all the work like the big 3 does...They have a small front of the house but there pharmacists and employees are a lifesaver..I would move heaven and earth to get there no matter how many times a month I have to go..

A few years ago I stopped patronizing Walgreens and wanted to support a local business. I was a…read morecustomer for about a year. I wish the distance was closer to home and longer hours. Anh is a delight and she treats all her customers with kindness. I dealt with Eric a few times and he was helpful and always smiling.

Has a neighborhood non corporate feel. People are very nice. Occasionally they don't have something…read morein stock but they always special order. But they do have LOTS OF stuff!

Many years of efficient personal service at Keyes Drugs in Auburndale. We keep going to them…read moredespite pleas from the big chains to switch to them. No one could be more attentive than Keyes, a local pharmacy in the best old fashioned sense.

This pharmacy sent me into a hypertensive crisis when they denied doctors orders on a medication…read morethat was due. I had to call the ER and should have had INSQPH foot the bill. The owner is disrespectful and rude. The pharmacist s were kind and accommodating until they had orders not to, and a supposed head pharmacist accused me on arguing with staff, which was certainly not true. Stay away from this place if you have complex needs. After interacting with them, my systolic pressure was over 180.

Some wonderful pharmacists and good counter personnel. But…read morethere is one woman who's always terribly rude. I don't know why she still works there!

This is a great pharmacy that's like the pharmacies back when they weren't warehouses selling…read moreeverything! The employees/ pharmacists are top notch. They're friendly, very accessible and happy to help! Delivery is available for a nominal fee. They're quite good at giving vaccines. Also, they sell a variety of products that are made locally. I've been shop at Theatre Pharmacy for years and I wouldn't go anywhere else.

They couldn't be more. accommodating and pleasant. They will call your doctor if you need a…read morerefill. They text you when your script is ready. No long lines or wait times. Pharmacist is lovely. I wouldn't go anywhere else.

Highly recommend this locally owned pharmacy! I'm SO glad I…read moreleft CVS to become a customer here. I left a local CVS that I had been going to for years. I used to have to wait 25 minutes in line on a regular basis, and sometimes the prescriptions weren't even ready girl even if we got texts saying they were ready. Calling CVS on the phone was an exercise in frustration. Sometimes I used to joke that they should give out something to relax customers since they were stressing them out so much by making them wait. I just want to mention I know they were short staffed, and I have some compassion for that often. Their phones were just rang and rang for 25 minutes. You would be waiting in line and just see that they never answered their phones, so being shortstaffed is one thing, but one of the pharmacist was rude on a regular basis, and made a mistake that caused a lot of stress and inconvenience. Versus--The customer service at WCP is night and day compared to CVS. They also do local deliveries on the house. It's a clean well lit place. It's not like a huge Walgreens or CVS. This is a smaller local place that could be your cheers ( in the arena a pharmacies:) Here you'll be welcomed by name. When I had Covid Narik even called me to see how I was! You're not going to get that kind of service at a corporate pharmacy!

Watch City Pharmacy is very nice and the people they are wonderful. The only problem I've had is…read morethey don't tell you that their medical equipment is not returnable if there's a problem. I am now stuck with a very expensive walker that I can't use and no one ever told me that I wouldn't be able to do anything. If this problem came up it was just bought two weeks ago. I think that's a shame.