In addition to a weekly rental charge, they also charge a $65 fee for drop off and another $65…read morecollection (of a high chair) which seems very pricey (although they were transparent about this cost up front). However they failed to tell me that they start billing from the day you make the reservation and pay the deposit, NOT from when they deliver the chair. In my case that meant paying an extra week's rental. This was not mentioned to me until i was returning the chair and settling the payment. Their employee just quoted "policy" to me and insisted they told me) (100% they didn't). In addition, the chair supplied was old and uncomfortable.

Have used them many times. Walked in today, prepared to spend $$$. Said that I would first need…read moreto use restroom. Manager said it's only for employees, according to the super, because they had a few "incidents". I asked to speak with super but they were not there. I offered to lv my purse with the mgr. He said that he is following orders. I am 75 years old, and would not have any incidents. He persisted in his adherence to the "rules". I asked if they sold incontinence products: of course they do. What an irony! I walked out, he lost a nice sale and got a bad review. So pee before u go and don't expect any support for being older. Funny, since that's their business! Bad policy. Their merch may be good but this policy sucks.

There is a pandemic that has now killed 399,000 Americans. Wealth of Health may have a sign posted…read moreon the door directing shoppers to wear a facemask--but on multiple visits the cashier-manager has refused to wear his mask correctly covering nose and mouth. It is especially rich that a store is the "health" niche should refuse this most basic safety requirement during this crisis. We shopped there regularly before the pandemic, but they have now lost our business and do not deserve yours.

Very good selection of food and vitamins for organic searchers. There are cereal items priced low…read moreand they have very small amounts of sugar.

On Thursday May 1st 2025, approximately closing time. I've never shopped there, so I'm only…read morecriticizing the inept employee who I spoke to on phone about my friend who suffers from dementia. I was looking for my friend and was able to reach him via cellphone, I told him to go into the closest store for help which happened to be health food & vitamin city. I asked my friend to hand over the phone to the only employee there so I could get a bearing on his location, I was coming from Glendale Queens NY to try and get him. I tried to explain to the employee that my friend suffers from mental issues, to please keep him there while I arrived. When I got to the store about 15 minutes later, my friend was gone. The store employee said he wanted to get to 14 st subway, so he let him go. He was found by the police in LI CITY Queens the following morning. The employee's Humanitarianism wasn't present. The store was closing, not his problem

If you've lived as long as I have in Chelsea, a walk down any block prompts memories for what used…read moreto be in any given storefront. That used to be a long-loved video rental! This used to be sweet bistro where many days and nights were shared with friends. This particular storefront is even more rare because it's not a chain and is open late, for the way working folk have needed to live here for a long time. It's not Whole Foods or Vitamin Shoppe (or whatever that chain's named), but a humble spot where the selection of vitamins, herbs, topicals and a few pantry staples probably contains exactly what you're looking for. Ask any of my neighbors what they think about your cough, sniffle or dry skin, and they'll tell you, "Go see the vitamin guy on 23rd." And you should. Because for years, he's dispensed sound counsel to a number of us whose needs aren't easily addressed by either of those aforementioned chains or that chain pharmacy who makes you summon a worker to unlock some dental floss. I'd been recovering from RSV when my husband stopped by the Vitamin Guy and told him about my lingering cough and shallow breathing. He brought home some Olbas syrup and a tincture containing a melange of herbs, half of which I was familiar as a TCM patient for a number of years. Within week one I was feeling great relief. A neighbor who'd been hit with the same condition went and had his own chat and relief success story a week after me, and unprompted, said, "Vitamin Guy saved me again!" This is but one of many ways Vitamin Guy's helped me, my husband and many neighbors over 18 years. Go see him the next time you're wondering what you can do about whatever's ailing you; he probably has some sound advice to share, and you'd be keeping the lights on amid the many otherwise darkened storefronts that don't exactly inspire confidence around greater Chelsea.

Great customer service, but the smell inside is overwhelming. It's a mix of bakery scents and…read morestrong perfume that makes it hard to be in there.

They drop the prices dramatically on plnt cbd oil...because it's OUT OF STOCK in all their storesread more

Simply the best pharmacy on the UWS. The staff are wonderful and always provide excellent service…read moreand guidance. This is exactly the kind of retail business we need in NYC. Customer oriented with an educated and pleasant staff. If you've only visited the big name pharmacies and are tired of the indifference, rudeness and poor service then try Chateau Pharmacy, it's like a breath of fresh air. I don't understand the recent negative reviews about impolite service, I have not experienced this once in 31 years of visiting Chateau for all of my pharmacy needs. Recommended without reservation.

I have been a customer at Chateau for over 5 years, and I can't recommend them enough. It's a…read moresmall, neighborhood pharmacy where you're treated like a person, not just another customer. I know everyone by name and they know mine. I've never had to wait long, and the staff is always friendly, patient, and incredibly helpful.

I having been using Kratom for about 4 years now. I've tried many different vendors. I will say the…read more"red devil's " kratom is sketchy. It comes packaged in a zip lock bag with a business card attached to it. I threw it away! I'd suggest not getting your kratom from them! It's way overpriced and absolutely sketchy .buyer beware

I googled Kratom and Reddit and I read reviews for weeks before buying in the hopes I would get a…read morehigh quality product. I ended up throwing it away because of the effect and because it triggered Asthma. Roughly a year later I decided to reach out to Red Devil because the seller lives a few minutes from me in Brooklyn. The quality and the effect redefined the Kratom experience for me. I had no idea what I was missing out on. Highly recommended local seller that I can deal with face to face.

They're racist and thought my sister and I were gonna steal because we said we were gonna take a…read morelook at the products. I walked in stating that I was looking for CBD products for anxiety and pain management. As soon as I said we'll take a look, and turned to browse in the store, the white lady said WE SHOULD LOCK THE DOOR to the man. The man came over maybe 10 seconds later and asked what we wanted, I told him I'm looking for strong cbd for anxiety. He recommended a few items and started off by saying "this is super expensive, it's $145" um.. ? They had pipettes there for testing but he didn't offer anything. All he kept repeating was THIS IS SUPER EXPENSIVE. My sister was carrying a large Dominique Ansel bag (6 cronuts) and I was carrying a reusable tote with groceries from Sunrise. Two takeaways: they assumed we were gonna steal as WOC, and assumed we couldn't afford their items. They can shove their CBD products. Realize that you live in NYC and not only white people will come into your store. I'll take my money elsewhere.

WASTE OF MONEY!!! I…read morecame in two weeks ago and asked for CBD oil to support sleep. I was advised to purchase a product which the associate herself uses and said it would leave me feeling refreshed in the morning and not drowsy. She said it was the best product to support sleep. This was appealing and I purchased the larger bottle. I was shocked that it cost $270 and the bottle itself is quite small but thought if it works then it is worth it. I was also advised to use a quarter of the dropper every night. After consistent use over two weeks, I can say with confidence that this product DOES NOT WORK! It feels like a placebo. I also gradually increased dose slowly to three quarters of a dropper and whilst this helped a little, it was no different a sleep experience compared to when I wasn't using the product. I have used products that are a third of the price and more effective. Unfortunately the store I used to purchase those products from closed down and thought I'd try this place. Also, I was told the bottle would last 4-6 months. No chance! Two months at most. But it just does not work and I feel robbed.

Excellent Pharmacy... personal service! Owners Ivan & Carmen…read moreare very competent . All staff are polite and helpful. Vaccines... usually no wait even if it isn't one of their regularly scheduled vaccine days. Nice selection of French/European soaps. Reasonable prices, personal service! Open Monday to Saturday.

For years I knew Ivan Jourdain because he lived in my building. People said he could be a jerk but…read moreI had never seen it until I had a Covid booster in the pharmacy. Handed him my Medicare cards (original and supplement) to allow hime to make copies for billing. A couple of days laters I got a call and he was yelling that he billed and the claim was rejected. I asked what insurance he'd billed, and it was only the supplement. Clearly he knew nothing about billing Medicare, because the nature of a supplement is that it's secondary! He yelled that he got a letter that told him to do that, and when I tried to tell him it didn't make sense for original Medicare, he was rude and yelled that he didn't have time for this. I should have hung up the phone.