I'm destitute. I'm worth negative $250,000. But V always says to take the absolute value and then I have lots of money! I went to PharMor because the Rite Aid down the block didn't carry peak flow meters (a home device used to monitor daily asthma). I knew this place existed and it carried medical supplies. That's how I met Sammi, Chief Pharmacist, of this particular PharMor Pharmacy (which is a Detroit owned independent pharmacy). Let me explain: despite living very close two both a CVS and a Rite Aid BOTH do not seem to have the meds I need in stock all the time. Which is shocking, or ought to be shocking. One day, I ran out of medications and I went down Woodward stopping at nearly every CVS/Rite Aid to get a perscription filled. The closest pharmacy that would consistently have the medications I needed? Yeah, the CVS on 13 mile and Woodward (so, about 13 miles from where I live). And CVS was charging me my first born to fill my scripts (more than $100). Side note: has anyone felt like they only build CVS and Rite Aids anymore? They are everywhere! One one every block, and more coming! I told Sammi this sad story. He looks a little shocked, but asks what meds I needed regularly that I couldn't find in Detroit. I told him and one by one, he shows me that yes, they actually really do carry my meds. I also lamented that I was in between insurances and I couldn't pay out of pocket $100+ despite the fact I needed my prescription refilled. Sammi said no problem, $30. My jaw dropped to the floor, folks. I thought he was totally pulling my leg. Teasing me to come in and get the script refilled by him. Sure enough a day later, and just as broke, I came back to have my prescription filled -- he was true to his word and charged me only $30. I seriously almost cried. I never ever had someone go out of their way at a pharmacy to help me out before. I have never been treated with so much respect from the pharmacy staff. I never thought I would go to an independent pharmacy! *AND* I never thought an independent pharmacy would be cheaper than CVS (it just never occurred to me that different places could charge a different amount for the same drug). The pros of going to PharMor over CVS or Rite Aid: - because of it's independence the pharmacist can and WILL find a way to make your prescriptions affordable - they have a great referral program (refer a friend, get $25 off) - they have almost any med you would need in stock - their generics aren't "crap" generics (there is a debating difference between generic manufacturers) - you are supporting a local business and what I thought was for sure dead: local pharmacies - you won't get told "oh, it'll be 15 minutes" and it ends up being a half an hour -- they will fill it in 10 minutes or less - although not 24 hours, they ARE open on Saturday (open, on a Saturday? In Detroit?! Whoa.) - you can email your pharmacist (just look them up on the website) I'm quite sure Sammi is just as good of a business man as he is a pharmacist -- because I'm hooked. No more long hauls up Woodward just to get my scripts filled. Salvation! There's more than the 1 location that I am writing about, there are quite a few surrounding the DMC -- and several more out in the suburbs: http://mypharmor.com/My_PharMor/Locations.html read more

Nikita, Al, Matt and Billy are all very kind and patient. The clientele is diverse and can be challenging, but this crew treats everyone with class, dignity and genuine care. They value their clients health and their time. They are just great people. read more

I found PharMor through Yelp, and after reading Kristen and Dea's experiences I thought I would support a local business, and check out if PharMor really does live up to it's 5-star rating. Conclusion: IT DOES! The first time I went in to PharMor I happened to have a tear/mascara stained face. Instead of giving me a hard time for not having my drivers license, sweet Salina just took my script and social security number, and the pharmacist Sammi filled my anti-depressant. When I asked a question he glanced down at the script so he could answer me by name. I was charmed, and it made me feel better. I asked them if they sold a pill splitter, and after he thoroughly examined the entire cadre of merchandise only to come up empty-handed, he offered to give me the pharmacy's, from behind the counter. Don't worry, Sammi said, I'll wipe it off with alcohol! Next time I went in, they ordered me boric acid powder which arrived the next day (google boric acid for yeast infection, ladies!), and unscented baby wipes, which they didn't stock and I didn't feel like paying a million bucks for at our local rip off pharmacies. Sweet Salina even mentioned she could get a small carrying case so I could take them with. PharMor seriously goes out of their way for you, scripts take no longer than 10 mins to fill, and you leave in a better mood than you came in, no matter what illness you're afflicted with! I can not recommend them highly enough - it's a very different pharmacy experience than we're used to these days. I typically dread my monthly pharmacy visits, but since I switched to PharMor I almost look forward to them! I encourage you to stop in, there's plenty of metered street parking out front and you'll surely find what you need inside! read more

I send most of my patients to pharmor pharmacies. I know that they have over 20 locations. Plus they deliver to my senior patients for free. When I have a question about drug coverage for any insurance they are prompt and professional. I love what they do for me and my patients. I have also tried the compounded pain cream that comes from their sister company. Amazing relief. read more

I first went to PharMor because the prices were so much better than the chain pharmacies. I continue to go because of the service and the way every person on the staff treats me. Every one there greets me by name in the store, they even know my voice on the phone! Not just me, on my first visit I saw the manager, Ali, give a client their medication who didn't have enough money to pay for it and I was so impressed. The neighborhood around the pharmacy is low-income and all the customers are treated with warmth, respect, and sincere concern. The pharmacist, Nikita, always takes the time to explain medications and address any concerns I may have. I went in one day not feeling well--they insisted on me sitting down, taking my blood pressure, giving me water and waiting to relax and taking it again. I got there one day with my car over heated and Ali came out , checked my radiator and filled it so I could make it to the repair shop. The manager, Ali, delivered my Mom's meds to me when they were closing because I couldn't make it to the pharmacy. All in all, I wouldn't change pharmacies for anything, I feel like family at PharMor on Alexandrine and nothing could be better than that. I wish I could give them 100******************************* read more

I won't go anywhere else! This is what a pharmacy should be. After one or two trips they know you by name, and know your prescriptions. They will have them for you in just a few minutes. If you haven't gone in to get your prescriptions they will call you to check and then deliver them to your home if you want. I don't know of any other pharmacy that will do that. They obviously care about their clients and are far and away the best pharmacy I have ever dealt with. One of my prescriptions has to be special ordered when I need it and then they will deliver it at no charge. If you are looking for a great, personal pharmacy I can't recommend this one enough. read more