A new branch of this treasure opened recently in Phoenicia, where I went to get a prescription…read morefilled. Ed Ullmann, the pharmacist, spoke to us as people -- he walked around the counter to be face to face, rather than stay behind the counter -- and was tremendously helpful. The Rx wasn't in the Phoenicia pharmacy, and I asked to pick it up in the Tannersville pharmacy; it was done seamlessly. Up in Tannersville I was helped by the pharmacist (Jennifer B, I believe), who was as helpful and kind as I needed. This is the way health care should work. Not a corporate profit point, but a place to get help from a human being who is caring and kind. I'm a believer, and I HIGHLY recommend Well ess Rx.

What a cute little pharmacy even as a living room couch if you want to hang out. The pharmacist…read morewears a White jacket like the old days and it looks like it's a therapist because he's giving well-being advice.

I will never go back to a big box pharmacy where the employees are disengaged, lines long, and…read morefrequently the orders aren't complete. Not so with Dedericks in New Paltz; they are very proactive and actually call to tell you is an order has been delayed. Calling? With the big box pharmacies you may wait in a circuitous voice-activated system that is hardly what I'd consider good customer service. in contrast, calling Dedericks and with one button push you're talking to a live person within 15 seconds. if you're getting your prescriptions at a big box chain, you're missing out on a much more pleasant experience from ordering to pickup. Highly recommend supporting your local pharmacy especially when they do everything right!

Dan, the pharmacist, is really nice and friendly. I can't say the same for the others. They weren't…read moreso pleasant on the phone. Also, due to the fact that they are a small chain they may not have the medicine in stock if it is uncommon or non-generic and will need to order it. I do love the fact that they have curbside pick up and it has been quick and seamless each time.

This place is poorly run. I've been given the wrong quantity of medication on more than one…read moreoccasion. It's just incredibly careless for them not be able to distinguish between 30 and 90. If you make an appointment for a vaccination, the times are aspirational, at best. Be prepared to waste a lot of time waiting here.

The lady at the register in the front was very nice however the employee at the photo stand named…read moreNicole was very rude. She was a heavy set woman with blue hair. I had to get a picture printed and when I went to pick it up there was no one at the stand. I then went to the front register and the nice lady called over the employee Nicole. She took about 10 more minutes to come and then proceeded to ask me "what do you want" in a rude tone. I told her I ordered a print under my name and she then scoffed and said it's not ready. Then 1 minute later she came back with the picture. And basically threw it at me and mumbled something under her breath. If you have the misfortune of meeting this employee I feel sorry for you. This happened at the walgreens on freedom plains road in the same plaza as ready coffee.

When I got on Medicare Walgreens was so so much better than then cvs in Marlboro. Walgreens was top…read more Then all of a sudden I believe when they got a new manager it collapsed. Can't count days and pills anymore First a prescription was out of date when it was only 30 days old. So I got a new one in.50 dosage but the didn't have it either. Too much to explain. They have one teenager handling all the windows and drive thru. She was overwhelmed. The manager a Jamaican women who said it was out of date was screaming across three aisles in front of 10-15 customers about my medication. Then a guy whose been there awhile put the original prescription one in that was out of date and lo and behold it went thru medication 3 days late which was clonopin who's has bad withdrawal symptoms. No apology or anything. I have to use Walgreens so now I will go to the one in highland.only difference was the manager.

12/10/21: If I could give this pharmacy four rotten tomatoes that would be justified. I've been on…read morehold for 1 hour 20 minutes now; calling on behalf of a doctor's office. Worst customer service ever.

Each department of this store is efficient and the staff from the pharmacy, photo department, and…read morecashiers are all friendly and very helpful!

Great run pharmacy neat and clean with a wide variety of items . Had my covid vaccine there and…read moreeveryone was very friendly and accommodating. Its just great a community pharmacy could offer the vaccine. I'm thankful I got an appointment

The store is fine and the people that work there are great but, it's absolutely outrageous that the…read morepharmacy closes for lunch. Have they never heard of a staggered lunch? If you need a prescription after getting out of the hospital and arrive at the pharmacy and it's closed for lunch then have to come back. Or the same after a doctor's appointment. The sad thing is where else can you go? It's the only pharmacy in town.

Place is an absolute joke what pharmacy isn't open for people who are sick or who can't find a…read morepharmacist they shouldn't even have one there wasted two trips backs and forth two separate times

Is it just me or do we feel like drugstores are gouging us again? This time of year you could…read moretypically find heavily reduced prices on Halloween candy while the stores made room for the Hanukkah and Christmas items. 33% off the elevated and artificially hiked candy prices was a bit of a joke. I actually went in there to pick up a prescription which the online service said was refillable. Made the trip over, waited on the line, which is always long, reached a seemingly disgruntled associate only to find my prescription required doctor approval. So I guess I need to be skeptical of the online information in the future. Nevertheless, while I was there, I filled my shopping cart with some sale items - a good value on brand-name cereal which in our house is a real treat, not a daily consumed item The consumable aisles are outrageously priced thanks to the tariff taxes on the American public, I suppose. Allegedly. Add that to opportunistic price gouging and you've got a dwindling number of super pharmacies, taking advantage of the public. I didn't come by the CVS decision, thoughtfully, in fact when Rite Aid closed other shops and went belly up, my prescription was transferred to CVS and it's close to my home. I'm rethinking that decision, but meanwhile, they managed to get over $200 from me for what amounted to two bags of consumables. My three star review reflects my disappointment and discussed how not just CVS but their partners in crime are gouging the American public - Gillette razors, artificially inflates their regular price and then offers you some kind of "special deal if you buy two so you wind up paying the same thing you would've paid a year ago Only you have some false sense of emotional gratitude Forgive the snarky review, but three stars is generous. My suggestion to CVS is to put more pressure on their suppliers to tone down the pricing while we get through this financial crisis we're in.

They open at 8. It's 8:05 and all the screens at the drive thru and inside are closed. Tells you…read morehow important customer service is.

I've been a customer of medicine shoppe in Fishkill for many years now-…read moreI can count on them,and when I didn't have insurance they were very fair in pricing- They open Monday through Saturday- I believe in supporting small business -they stand out among the chains- Amire,Jeff,Greg,and Ben are the pharmacists-they've great and the techs are helpful and kind- I really appreciate the whole gang! Keep up the good work!

Besides being a pharmacy and a location for vaccines they carry durable medical equipment DME's and…read moreancillary home aid items, at reasonable prices. While I was waiting to pay for an item; I observed that the staff seemed to personably know their customers.