As I looked up directions to this pharmacy, I of course noted a few reviews of a critical nature…read moreand I wanted to put in my two cents. Amina, the Pharmacist my mother and I interacted with was kind, compassionate and caring. She spent time helping us navigate through a difficult ordeal. I feel confident in her as a person and a professional, and I would go back to her in a heartbeat.

This Pharmacist, that I truly trusted for nearly two years with my mental health and other…read moremedications cost me nearly $500.00 by refusing to resubmit two overides that my Health Insurance Company and my Physician had already approved a week earlier (I was going to visit friends in another state, after not being able to leave my house for a year due to my disability) I am on a fixed income and this Pharmacist refused to resubmit my over rides. I basically visited my friends without the $500 that I saved for months for this trip. I am submitting the claims as per my insurance company and will eventually be reimbursed but the damage is done. I apologize to anyone in our community that I previously referred to this Pharmacist.

Pharmacist George and staff are very very helpful, knowledgeable, and they all offer personal…read moreservice.

The ladies at Washington Pharmacy are awesome they wish rest of the store hade the same customer…read moreservice experience.

Finding a good pharmacy is always a lengthy search. Most of the big box pharmacies such a CVS,…read moreRight Aid and Walgreens do you have such cheaper prices it almost makes going through with the continuous frustration and hardships just to achieve the simplest tasks. From being short staffed to feeling way too many prescriptions they always seem to give you the worst looks when they ask when you plan on picking up your prescription and you have the "nerve" to tell them you'd be waiting for it. If there ever is any sort of problem that they might have to call the insurance company the doctor or something might be out of stock it will take you 30 to 45 minutes easily before they call you to the counter to tell you you have to go elsewhere. That's why I was glad to find out that the ShopRite pharmacy in Phillipsburg New Jersey is the best alternative to dealing with the headaches and frustration that you will undoubtably encounter in all of these "super" drugstores. The prices are fair while they may be a little bit more expensive than the big box of chains there definitely reasonable the staff is friendly and they're always well supplied with enough people working behind the counter so that your wait time is greatly diminished. I don't think I've ever encountered a situation where they were out of stock of any medicine nor have I had any issues with them needing to contact someone from my insurance company or doctors office either. I still remember the first time I used their pharmacy they gave me a 20 to 30 minute wait time for my prescription refilled and then I added bonus to be inside a grocery store I took the time to go pick up a few items within five minutes they are calling my name in the loudspeaker I was sure it was to tell me something without a stocker there was some issue but no my order was ready and I was out the door faster than I've been at any of the bigger chains. I advise anyone that has prescriptions to fill especially on a regular basis plan it around your shopping trips and just drop them off and by the time you're finished getting your groceries you will be pleasantly surprised :-)

Sadly, Far Hills Pharmacy appears to be closed for good. I found out about it in a local…read morenewsletter. If you look on-line, it says they're "temporarily closed." Unfortunately, my instincts are that that "temporarily" is destined to stretch on into "eternity." I can't say I've had a whole lot of experience with this place, but it's the epitome of an old-fashioned, small-town pharmacy, and the fact that it's gone is not good. As I've mentioned, the 1st time I came here was with my old friend for a milkshake, and I remember it being a damn good one. The next time was a year or 2 ago. My nose was running like a sieve, and I just felt crummy. This usually happens at least once every winter, and my usual remedy was Day-quil and Ny-quil. After a few days, they tended to work, but I was always left with a splitting headache, and it always took a few days before I was cured. Fed up, I decided to come to Far Hills for new medication, and the pharmacist was very helpful, much more so than in large chains like Walgreens or CVS. He asked me a few questions about my overall health, then recommended Coricidin "Cold & Flu" pills, plus a supplement designed to boost my immune system. The price was very reasonable. He cautioned that it might make me sleepy. I went home, took the pills as directed, and the next day I was vastly improved. I returned again sometime later for a milkshake and learned that they didn't make them anymore. Sad, but I got an ominous feeling from that. My last visit was a few weeks ago. There was no one at the front counter, and the 2 men working were on the phones, having in-depth conversations about the perilous state of the pharmacy's finances. The pharmacist was polite, apologized to me for the long wait, and rang me up without further distractions, but that ominous feeling had become a commanding sense of dark foreboding that the pharmacy was not long for the world. It's really too bad. I hate to see small, independent businesses fail, whether they're bookstores or pharmacies. Not too long after that last visit, I went to my local Walgreen's to pick up my prescription headache medication (yeah, I feel guilty about it, but I've been coming here for decades and only became aware of the Far Hills Pharmacy during the past few years) and couldn't help but reflect on the differences. Walgreens was larger, had more aisles, was more densely stocked with everything from Unisom pills to cough syrup to paper towels to vaccinations. But I for one will miss the homey, hands-on touch of the Far Hills Pharmacy, despite my limited experiences with it. I don't know how long they were in business, but it just feels very sad. Another independent bites the dust. Not good.

I've been coming to this pharmacy for a long time and getting the same prescription from Robert…read more Now the new owners are charging me a surcharge of $20.00 for the same prescription because it's a better quality generic drug. We all know that generic substitutes are not all the same but now we have to pay more?

This is one of the best pharmacies around. I cannot say enough about the excellent in store and…read moredelivery service we get in Whitehouse Station. Quality pharmaceuticals (a great value) and customer service like customers used to get. Thank you RVP for such service and respect.

February 3, 2020 I…read moream writing this letter to publicly recognize the extraordinary service provided to the residents of Branchburg and surrounding communities by the owner and personnel of the Raritan Valley Pharmacy. My family and I have resided in Branchburg for more than thirty years until recently moving, and we have used the Raritan Valley Pharmacy exclusively for longer than I can remember. During this time, and because of the particular circumstances that I will explain in greater detail later, we have developed a close and enduring relationship with the pharmacists and staff of the Raritan Valley Pharmacy. My wife was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis shortly after we moved to Branchburg. Since then, her condition has worsened significantly. She is required to see many different physicians and must take a variety of medications. Understandably, navigating between physicians, insurance companies, and the pharmacy has become an incredibly daunting task. It is for these reasons that I cannot overstate the importance of having an advocate who represents my wife's best interests. We have also learned that kindness and compassion are the most valuable qualities that any health care professional can possess. Experiencing illness or infirmity is stressful enough for patients and caregivers. I cannot imagine dealing with the many issues involved with my wife's disease without the benefit of knowledgeable, caring professionals who provide the required valuable advice and counsel. The professionals at the Raritan Valley Pharmacy have done precisely that. All of the pharmacists, from Sager, the owner, to Tom and Henry, have consistently displayed incredible kindness and compassion over the years. They are patient and understanding and have gone above and beyond in assisting us when problems arose with our insurance company or with a physician's office. They have saved us thousands of dollars over the years by researching and identifying different coupons and offers for medications that were available to us and that we were unaware of. They are diligent in reviewing all of the medications my wife takes to ensure that none of her medicines interact improperly. The staff, including the delivery personnel, are always polite, friendly, and efficient. While I am known more for my verbosity than my brevity, there are no words I can find that could adequately express my sincere gratitude for everything that the caring professionals at the Raritan Valley Pharmacy have done for us over the years. I hope that I have adequately conveyed how much the Raritan Valley Pharmacy means to our family and the families of all they serve. I unconditionally recommend them to anyone who requires a pharmacy for whatever reason and I am confident that they will be as satisfied as we are.

I've been shopping at this Pharmacy for over 40 years. The best of home town Pharmacy's…read more Excellent staff and service.

This pharmacy will go above and beyond for every customer and offers very competitive prices…read morecompared to the nearby chain pharmacies. The service is always personalized where as at a chain you are treating as nothing more than a customer. You can come in and have an Rx filled in 5 - 10 mins vs. waiting hours.

It's closed, empty, finito, kapoot, ceases to exist. Although the name remains above the door, the…read morespace is empty. Likely best to take down the listing so as not to confuse out-of-towners in need, such as I was.

Recently purchased a unique birthday card at this pharmacy. Made a special trip (40 minutes) to go…read moreback and buy another as its the perfect card. Unfortunately, I couldn't find it. The clerk, Pat Kirlin, proactively offered to help me find. No luck out of stock. I left and sat on nearby bench searching through Google, hoping to find online. Pat came out to fund me and provide the contact number and item number of the card manufacturer. Upon calling, they were able to help me find a website to order online! Outstanding customer service provided to me today and other customers at the store! Worth traveling to. Miss the mom and pop pharmacies and need to start going back to support! Thank you!

This place is great. I was in town and wanted to get some 35mm film developed and popped in the…read morestore. I dropped off my roll and three hours later not only was my film developed but they also post it in your account on their website which makes is super easy to download right away! The place I go to back home in LA not only costs more but usually takes a week to develop and just gives it to you on a CD. They also have a great selection of film etc. in store to purchase. Friendly staff and overall impress - will be back!

A great and nice professional place to do business with, for all your photo (photography) needs;…read morefilm, film development, cameras, supplies and accessory items. The pricing is reasonable, a good quality of service is given, all developments are done very quickly. And everyone has a very personable, courteous, and pleasant attitude, will certainly recommend.