Pharmacies in Palm Bay, FL

“This was an absolute game changer. When Noone else could fill a script I needed they had what I needed even made the call to my docotor to make the transaction easier. Marina was awesome and her new technician very helpful even offered a 10 dollar referral for new clients. I refer into the pharmacy as a client to sign up. I will be sharing this pharmacy with anyone who's in need of one! They went above and beyond. She is knowledgeable and helpful and filled my prescriptions in a matter of minutes. I would recommend Palm Bay Pharmacy over Walgreens or CVS you feel like they actually care about your well being. That's important these days !?? love the green bottles added touch for the holidays. Prices were great as well and takes many types of insurance. Well stocked shelves as well for things like bandaid or first aid vitamins things of that nature. Also while you wait a drink case stocked with water and soda. I was impressed it had good traffic flow of clients all seemed happy with there service.”

“A bit more expensive but you do get a clean store with less people, full shelves, helpful staff and check out Lanes as well as self-checkout Lanes. Lanes. Sometimes the convenience is worth a little extra money. How much money is your time worth to you?”

“Friendly and patient staff! I left my phone in the water aisle! A kind shopper found it and turned it into the customer service desk. The supervisor came to me in the check out line and asked if I had a Pitbull - I was like Yes! How did you know? He replied with a smile, you left your phone on the water aisle and we checked the Screensaver and knew it was you!

Thank you again Publix for your honesty and that kind young man who found my phone ☺️”

“Bayside makes family pharmacy is the best! They care about their customers and work very hard to accommodate you! This is the only pharmacy I am willing to use! I highly recommend”

“Customer service is great! After CVS refused to give them my profile with my record of medications, they were able to get my latest prescriptions transferred and delivered. I am homebound and cannot pick up my medications so I highly recommend them for anyone that cannot or does not drive. Very competitive prices also. Thank you, pharmacy staff.”

“Hot Bar #1 yes - they have the best hot bar / wing bar with ribs of all - ever.Not all wd bars are created equal - they are all pretty good but this one is the best - very great and little ribs!!!The groceries are awesome too its a big Winn Dixie probably my favorite if I am in the neighbor hood yes”

“I had a pleasant time today shopping at Winn-Dixie but what really made my day was Mark. He was collecting the carts and made sure to say good morning and ask if I needed a cart. Not only did he give me a cart and said happy Memorial Day, when I came out he was quick to help me at my car and collect my cart and shut my trunk for me. Wishing me a great holiday weekend even though he is working through it. Not only was he kind but he was in such great spirit to be working for Winn-Dixie. It is always a pleasure seeing employees who value their job. I hope Mark is recognized for his exceptional work performance and over all genuine happy spirit.”

“I would definitely recommend this pharmacy to anyone in the area. They truly go above and beyond for their patients. Especially Maria, she is sooo helpful and kind. She is always making sure I get everything I need in a timely manner. Thank you for being such a kind pharmacy! Always a pleasant experience when speaking to anyone that works there!”

“I cannot recommend Family Discount Pharmacy highly enough! From the moment I stepped through their doors, I was greeted with warmth and professionalism. The staff here goes above and beyond to ensure that every customer feels valued and taken care of.Not only is the customer service exceptional, but the prices are unbeatable. As a family on a budget, finding affordable medications is crucial for us, and Family Discount Pharmacy delivers on that front without sacrificing quality. Their wide range of products ensures that we can find everything we need in one convenient location.The pharmacists are knowledgeable and always willing to answer any questions we have about our medications. They take the time to explain dosage instructions and potential side effects, which gives us peace of mind knowing that we're in good hands.Furthermore, the convenience of their drive-thru service and fast prescription refills has made our lives so much easier. We no longer have to wait in long lines or deal with unnecessary hassle when picking up our medications.Overall, Family Discount Pharmacy has exceeded our expectations in every way possible. If you're looking for a pharmacy that truly cares about its customers and offers affordable prices, look no further than Family Discount Pharmacy. They have earned our loyalty, and we will continue to be loyal customers for years to come!”

“This is the best pharmacy I've ever had the pleasure of doing business with! Dan, the pharmacist goes above and beyond. Everyone here has always been very professional and helpful! Highly recommend!”

“This pharmacy on Malabar Rd has the best employees, from the pharmacist who is very knowledgeable and makes sure he explains any new medications and it's affects..to the employee who helps you when you drop off your medication who will help with any issues regarding insurance and refilling medications...to the employees who fill your medication, most time if the medication is in stock you can get it same day....to the cashier's who check your medication to make sure it's correct and helps the checkout process be quick...these people treat you like family...not a better pharmacy anywhere....”

“Walgreens began in 1901, with a small food front store on the corner of Bowen and Cottage Grove Avenues in Chicago, owned by Dixon, Illinois native Charles R. Walgreen.[6] By 1913, Walgreens had grown to four stores on Chicago's South Side. It opened its fifth in 1915 and four more in 1916. By 1919, there were 20 stores in the chain.As a result of alcohol prohibition, the 1920s were a successful time for Walgreens. Although alcohol was illegal, Walgreens sold prescription whiskey.[7] This prescribed alcohol was sold at inflated price, which was much higher than the pricing at the bathtub or the speakeasy.[8] In 1922, the company introduced a malted milkshake, which led to its establishing ice cream manufacturing plants.[9] A Walgreens employee called Ivar Coulson modified the basic malted milk recipe by adding scoops of vanilla ice cream.[10][11] The milkshake was sold at $0.20 and Walgreens became the place to "hang out".[9] The next year, Walgreens began opening stores away from residential areas. In the mid-1920s, there were 44 stores with annual sales of $1,200,000 combined. Walgreens had also expanded by then into Minnesota, Missouri, and Wisconsin. By 1930, it had 397 stores with annual sales of $4,000,000. This expansion partly was attributed to selling prescribed alcohol, mainly whiskey, which Walgreen often stocked under the counter, as accounted in Daniel Okrent's Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition.[12]The stock market crash in October 1929 and subsequent Great Depression did not greatly affect the company. By 1934, Walgreens was operating 601 stores in 30 states. After Walgreen died in 1939, his son Charles R. Walgreen Jr. took over the chain until his retirement. The Charles R. Walgreen Jr. years were relatively prosperous but lacked the massive expansion seen in the early part of the century. In 1946, Walgreens purchased Sanborns, one of Mexico's largest pharmacy and department store chains, from Frank Sanborn (Walgreens sold Sanborns to Grupo Carso in 1982).[13] Charles "Cork" R. Walgreen III took over after Walgreen Jr.'s retirement in the early 1950s and modernized the company by switching to barcode scanning. The company also created larger-sized Walgreens Superstores and purchased the Globe Discount City chain of big-box stores from United Mercantile, Inc. in the 1960s. The Walgreen family was not involved in senior management of the company for a short time after Walgreen III retired. In the 1980s Walgreens owned and operated a chain of casual family restaurants/pancake houses called Wag's. Walgreens sold most of these to Marriott Corp. in 1988,[14] and by 1991 the chain was out of business. In 1986, Walgreens acquired the MediMart chain from Stop & Shop.[15] Kevin P. Walgreen was made a vice-president in 1995 and promoted to senior vice president of store operations in 2006.[16]”

“I love this pharmacy and their staff.Very helpful and attentive.They actually answer their phone unlike Walgreens or CVS. I’m a very happy new customer that has moved all my scripts here.”

“The assortment of cold food and package food is not much. It's ok for being a pharmacy if you need to pick up something quick to eat. The cashier was helpful specifically explaining their coupon policy. The store was clean and well as the bathrooms. Also nice and quiet.”

“Friendly staff inside to assist with any issues or of course answer questions. Relatively low cost for today's world around us. I'm glad I went here. Five Stars.”

“What I ordered vs what I got This is my first hit and miss. I ordered a Publix Philly Whole sub. First of all Al was under the impression that a Philly sandwich was made with steak as opposed to roast beef. However, this sandwich was just meat bread and veggies. There was no provolone cheese to be found. Needless to say that when I went to eat the sandwich, it was dry, and my taste buds were not happy. Next time I will make the trek up the road and get an original Philly Cheesesteak sandwich”

“I have to say that I am impressed with the improvements that Winn-Dixie has made and I am pleased to make the announcement that Winn-Dixie has made a comeback.Winn-Dixie had seemingly lost its way several years ago and I noticed that the overall quality of the supermarket had slipped dramatically. I guess that the corporate bigwigs at Southeast Grocers (the parent company of Winn-Dixie and, by the way, based in Jacksonville, Florida) noticed this decline (or probably more appropriately the decline in sales) and took action. In my opinion, the most significant improvement that Winn-Dixie made was making their meat department shine. At one point, Winn-Dixie probably called itself the Beef People, but the quality had declined in their meat department over the years. Well, I am happy to say that Winn-Dixie has put an emphasis on their USDA Choice graded beef and it certainly has made a difference. Overall, I am extremely pleased that Winn-Dixie has made these changes and I give it five stars.”

“I don't understand why walgreens doesn't sell walgreens brand tension medicine anymore. It was very good priced and it worked very well for my tension headaches and my headaches from my epileptic seizures.”

“The store is fine. Friendly, efficient employees. The pharmacy is another matter entirely. Long waits for prescriptions and lack of decent customer service is off-putting. Worse is their vaccination record. Of the 3 appt. attempts for a Covid booster, none were successful. Once their computer system was down, twice I was advised that even though it had been 6+ mos since my last, I didn't really need one. One pneumonia vaxx appt, the pharmacist himself said I didn't need it, despite a CDC recommendation.

Of those vaccinations denied by Walgreen's, CVS was happy to oblige. A longer drive to CVS but I'll never go to Walgreen's to waste my time again for any shot.”

“Sandy in the pharmacy helped me locate a medication I have been unable to fill for many months. She directed me to the store in Melbourne at Babcock and Nasa that happened to have gotten a shipment in. It was much appreciated. There has been a shortage of it and no matter where I went it was out of stock.”

“Well my meds where $66 . If I use my insurance half that. But Good RX would be $4.14. well I showed her Good RX coupon on my phone. Well the product had changed so coupon wouldn't work. She kept at it,went to manager,and got me the discount without me pushing her. She did the right thing. Good job ? thanks”

“Great variety of products of high quality. Customer Service Leader Jessica , Pharmacist Lee, and Store Associates Nigel and Tracey always go the extra mile for the customer. They are professional, knowledgeable and gracious. I am a senior and fine these qualities a rarity to find today. Much gratitude.”

“The woman, who always seems to be there is awesome and so friendly. I walked in at 8am today and she was happy as can be. I hope she is the manager. I would love to work with her. I am the guy who buys the nicotine mini lozenges. This was on Sunday Feb 21st. You are awesome!!!! And again came in today to pick up medications on 4/5/23 and the woman up front is the best!”

“Cvs has everything you need from last minute gift ideas to emergency meds. I'm from down south and it's not as cold (85) as it is here (46). I needed cough drops and pain meds and I asked someone to help me and instead of telling me the isle he took me and made suggestions. Even though I knew what I wanted it was nice that he took the time to make suggestions.”

“Efficient, friendly cashiers & a great pharmacist. I used to go the CVS on Malabar, much closer to my home but the Mgr of many yrs was replaced and no one in my family likes shopping there any longer.

This CVS on Emerson is worth the additional miles. 5 stars and thank you!”

“I just wanted to recognize Diego at the Walmart in Palm Bay on 399 Emerson Drive NW. My husband needed a prescription urgently as he was about to get on a plane. Diego made that happen and we are so grateful. He provided amazing service. I hope he will be recognized!”