This store is great. It is clean and organized not overwhelming at all. The salesperson Matthew was…read morereally great. He helped me figure out what i needed to get some relief from anxiety. He is very knowledgeable and easy to talk to. The prices seemed decent. They have different types of products for all different kinds of people and pets. They have lotion candies and the tinctures and water soluble drops. It was a positive experience going into the store.

They seem to have a very good selection of bodybuilding supplements. Abbey was very knowledgeable…read moreabout there products. I was very impressed. My new go to place. Bob in Parma

I love shopping at Foundation Rx. The store owners are very knowledgeable and helpful regarding…read moretheir supplements. The store also has a great selection!

Everytime I come here the workers are beyond friendly, feels like family except they're more…read morepositive at WPN. They're shakes are always amazing. The vibe is pretty street and the customers arre all easy to talk to. Clean facility, convenient location!

I was SO excited to stumble upon the "Nutrition" chain and landed on West Park because it was…read moreclose. I was excited to see the curbside option because I am still wary of going in establishments given the unpredictability with the pandemic. I will say my excitement went down with each leg of the experience and I will tell you why. The first thing I noticed was no prices or ingredients on the menu. I didn't think *too* much of this upfront because I expect a nutrient focused product to be more pricy then say a tea at a local chain. I was bothered by the lack of listed ingredients. I think they rely on the look of their product on instagram. They will post a delicious looking shake, call it half-baked, and rely on your mind wandering to delicious treats by the same name. When I seek something health conscious, the first thing. I look at is the ingredients. I did throw this out the window, though, and decided to try tea anyway because it was a super hot day. I called to place my order, like it says online, and someone answered the phone and said "hello?". No "West Park Nutrition" no "How can I help you?" nothing. This threw me off because I thought I called the wrong number. I said I wanted to place an order and she simply said "text me and I'll get it ready for you". Red flag number two, but I simply attributed this to being more of a young, new school kind of place. I texted my order and then texted the same number when I arrived. For all other curbside experiences I've done in the last few months you notify them when you get there. I got a response after about 5 minutes that said "did you come in? by the way, we don't have one of the flavors you ordered". This is a big red flag number three for me because I would not have ordered if I knew I had to go inside. I assumed curbside and carry out meant that curbside orders were brought out to you. Nevertheless, I went inside to follow through with my order. I adjusted my flavor and worked with the guy behind the counter who was very nice. He was apologetic about the miscommunication between flavors that were in stock and I assured him it was no big deal. He handed over my teas (I ordered 2 large teas) and I found out at check out that my total was almost $20. I will say I can't imagine any other instance where I would pay this much for 2 teas, let alone ones where I didn't know the ingredients. Our teas were tasty enough, but they were almost reminiscent of a pre-work out kind of taste. While those can ne "tasty" for a pre work out, they aren't something I sip on for enjoyment. I drink aloe daily, and that's not the flavor I was picking up. I wanted to love this place, and I may return in the future, but definitely not at this location. It was unclear if you order tea as a pair to a shake, or if they are priced separately. If they come together as a package, I was not advised of that when I ordered or when I said I had never been in before. The whole process was confusing, disjointed, and way over priced in my opinion. If you are looking for a potentially "healthier" option to like a traditional shake, this may be your place. It's hard to say given the lack of ingredients. I would say don't be drawn in by social media and the promise of curbside like I was. Go in, ask questions, and get the information before you go through with an order. I would do that differently knowing what I know now!

Vitamins here are much cheaper and they have a great selection!! It's pretty big too, so that can…read morebe a downfall if your in a hurry and only have a few minutes.

I wish I could give 10 stars. I've worked with Hunter and he is just wonderful. He remembers me…read moreevery time I come in and knows our situation and what would work best for my husband. He is so knowledgeable and incredibly helpful. If you need medical supplies, this is the place to go!

Good product and customer service went to buy a rollator andfound the perfect one. Sales person…read morevery helpful knows his merchandise.

Sold me an empty disposable. Wouldnt exchange it or refund me. I wouldn't go to any of them unless…read moreif you want empty disposables

Glad I have this place another chance after changing management. Have definitely had some bad…read moreservice here but tonight that changed! I walked in for my usual and was actually greeted and offered help. Ethan was courteous and knowledgeable! Definitely manager material!

I enrolled in Buderer Pharmacy's BHRT program because of its advertised customized approach managed…read moreby a pharmacist. Unfortunately, my experience did not produce the results I had hoped for. I remained on the same hormone dose for approximately 15 months with little improvement in my menopausal symptoms. When a saliva hormone test was finally recommended, it revealed significant hormone imbalances. Concerned about my lack of progress, I sought a second opinion from a physician at Cleveland Clinic. The physician ordered blood hormone testing and explained that regular hormone monitoring--typically every 3 months when starting hormone replacement therapy--is important to ensure both effectiveness and safety. This approach and ongoing monitoring were never discussed or offered during my consultations with the pharmacist. After switching to a new treatment plan under my physician's care, I experienced more than a 50% reduction in hot flashes and night sweats within the first month. This improvement highlighted that my previous treatment plan had not been adequately addressing my symptoms. For women seeking relief from menopausal symptoms, I strongly recommend working with a qualified healthcare provider to develop and monitor a treatment strategy. Pharmacists can be a valuable part of the care team, but in my case, remaining on the same dose for 15 months without meaningful improvement resulted in continued symptoms and worsening hormone imbalance.

There home office is in Perrysburg, Oh. Mostly a farming community and is a third generation…read moreownership. My presumption is everyone knows everyone. Grandson now runs the business! I love doing business with those kind of folk! They really care about folk!!!

I always perceived Drug Mart to be a lower tier convenience store. I'll never think that again…read moreafter visiting this store. It's the best Drug Mart in the area - very spacious, tidy, well lit, welcoming, and looking brand new/renovated. The best way to describe it is a combination of convenience store (regular Drug Mart) and grocery store. Employees are very pleasant, have friendly small talk with the customers, and answer any questions. Exemplary customer service! This store has HUGE assortment: -Fresh and vibrant produce that looks like it could have been at the farmers market. Quite a variety of veggies! Yams were 99 cents which is very budget friendly! -Variety of books. No trending reads, but a decent selection of various genres -Windshield wipers! I have never seen windshield wipers at a convenience store and loved this find! -Seeds for all your spring gardening! -Enough grocery aisles to avoid going to the grocery store! They have poultry, meats, and many aisles of food. There's even a decent global foods aisle! -Dollar aisle! It's more like discounts aisle, but still very useful! -OSU merch! Shirts and Championship Coke. No glass bottles yet, but for $1.99 I wouldn't mind owning this memorabilia! -Cough drops galore. I stopped in for cough drops and wasn't prepared to see so many choices. That was a pleasant surprise. My only criticism is that the store is not very logically organized. Plan for extra time to wander around and check off your shopping list. For instance, it took me several circles around the store to find baby wash that wasn't located by the diapers. Same with the bakery aisle. I was hoping to find famous Mama Jo's pies found at this location but it took me awhile to find baked goods at the back of the store. Other than that, I was very pleased with my shopping trip. Note: This store serves as an Amazon pickup location. Of course it does because it has everything!!!

Discount DrugMart (DDM) has never failed to disappoint in their FLORAL BOUQUET selection. They hold…read morelonger than any local store and are very affordable for a pick and purchase. I love seeing all the new seasonal varieties and they are very high quality. I even purchased some TROPICAL BOUQUETS this past summer!