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Filling
Walk in or call. New prescriptions and remaining refills go through the doctor or the paper script — not a box on this site.
The shop
Everything a neighborhood pharmacy is supposed to do, on a wide avenue where people still walk in.

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Walk in or call. New prescriptions and remaining refills go through the doctor or the paper script — not a box on this site.
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Free prescription and diabetic-supply delivery for most of North Philadelphia. Afternoon runs. The address stays on file by phone.
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Medicaid, Keystone First, Health Partners, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Access, and VIP Choice. If the card is not here, call before the trip.
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Ask before you pay. The shop has long offered generous cash prices and a match against a competitor’s price.
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Ask about free vitamins. That offer has been on the shop’s own notice since the corner opened to the block.
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Cough, cold, first aid, and everyday supplies. The pharmacist is a few steps past the shelf.
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Timing, food, and interactions, explained at the window or on the phone. Not a chatbot, and not a form.
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Give us the other pharmacy’s name — Rite Aid, Walgreens, CVS, or anyone else. We request what is left. Fax (267) 687-2707.
Directories go stale. The person at the counter will tell you whether we can do it today.
Cards we already bill
Call (267) 687-2702. If you do not see your plan, ask us.