Big on the grocery list, kombucha. A friend said to check here at Food Emporium for plenty of…read moreflavors. Large variety of kombucha flavors at a decent price. SO so many GF products. Plenty of cool trinkets at checkout counter. This month, ornaments are the main item. Great stocking stuffers.

Wow, this place was pretty impressive. In the time I have been in Amarillo I have gone from…read morethinking there was only one, maybe two places where people could buy health related items like vitamins and essential oils, protein drinks Etc. to realizing that there are lots of stores that sell these products. Drug Emporium is my most recent discovery. I just popped in here because I was over at Scott's Oyster Bar having lunch and had seen Drug Emporium. The name caught my attention because you don't see the word Emporium much anymore. It look like a drug store about the size of CVS or Walgreen from the outside but as soon as you walk in you realize that the place is huge like a large grocery store. I wonder if the location used to be a grocery store in fact. The first thing I noticed was hundreds of bottles of hair shampoo and conditioner in the first aisle I went in. I don't think I had ever seen so many choices in one store before. As I progressed through the aisles I saw that this was typical for every category, be it laundry soaps and dishwashing liquid, vitamins, essential oils, cosmetics, lotions and more. That being said, I started looking for some products that I know to be very hard to find and did not find most of them. I did happen onto a couple of items that I had already found previously and purchased or else I would have bought them in here. I just didn't need duplicates. Some of the hard to find items that I did not find were anything in the Wondercide brand, based in Austin, specializing in natural ingredient insect repellents for pets and people, Kirk's Castile lotion, hand soap, shampoo or conditioner which I have only found in one store ever and that's in the small town of Pendleton Indiana, Premier Protein bars which I was told by someone knowledgeable are only sold at Walmarts and Walgreens although I could have sworn I found them at a Meijer store in Michigan and bought some on sale. I don't know if Meijer is affiliated with Walmart or not but I didn't think so. I can't remember what the other items were offhand. They do carry some grocery items but a much smaller selection of them because that is not their specialty. I thought their pricing was very fair. They were less expensive on some items and higher-priced on others. I think I spent about $14 on the few items I bought. I'm traveling so I didn't need much. I spent much longer in here than I expected to because there was so much to look at it and I have to say it was an enjoyable trip. If I lived in town permanently I'm pretty sure I would be shopping in here.

Ozzy is the best tech! Rotech scored big time when they hired him. He's friendly, knowledgeable,…read moreand takes the time to explain everything and answers all my questions. He's also very respectful.

From the owner: We are dedicated to working with healthcare professionals to help you manage your health and…read moremedical treatment in the comfort of your own home. We offer a comprehensive selection of home medical equipment and services including respiratory devices, home oxygen, PAP therapy and supplies, wound care, airway clearance therapy, and home medical equipment. Our goal is to enable you to manage your care at home and live a more comfortable and productive life, every day.