Publix Pharmacy

The pharmacy at my local Publix has stayed open when other pharmacies have closed when we were expecting a bad storm or hurricane and have continued to serve thru COVID pandemic without delays.

I switched to Publix years ago because a Walgreens pharmacist said to me, he was very busy and did not have time to speak to me about my meds, I switched to Publix at Jamestown Plaza.

I was going to CVS until I found out I was paying the highest prices there. When I started using Good Rx I saw Publix was the lowest cost. Prescriptions are ready quickly and I never have to wait on a

I find their pricing to pretty much match that of other pharmacies and it is also where I do most of my grocery shopping making it even more convenient.

All the people were there are very helpful. They are efficient and follow up with questions and concerns. They deliver RX when necessary and pursue calls to doctors when it's important.

I've been using Publix pharmacy for well over 6 yrs. I love the fast track service they offer in getting your Rx filled and Excellent customer service they offer with every visit.

We are relatively satisfied with the service at Publix although the staff seems to change frequently for some reason and I feel that they could improve and streamline refills a bit.

I was able to save over $1,000 on one prescription drug for a month using a "Prescription Drug Savings Card" that my 'Medicare Part D' would not cover.

Well a couple of months ago my dr. called in my script to Publix pharmacy. When I went to pick it up they said we don't have it. Total shock. So I just called them now to see if they will have it this time and got the most mumbo jumbo explanation you can imagine. I can't even explain it, it was so nonsensical. Just terrible service!

I was purchasing my 2 High Pressure Medications from Wal-mart for $300.00 for a 90 days supply. My Doctor said go to Publix Pharmacy and your 90 day supply is free. That was 5 years ago.

Publix Pharmacy has always been convenient and friendly for my prescriptions. I get my flu shots there every year as well and never have an issue. Plus they give you a $10 Publix gift card!

The pharmacy techs and workers are so great at my Publix. They are friendly and call me by name and remember clients. I can get answers and feel comfortable there.

Outstanding personal relationship. They know our family members of 5 very well and cared our medicines and helped getting lowest price via online.

Service is efficient and friendly. Rarely a line to wait. If medication isn’t available or will be delayed, always contact me which other pharmacies do not do.

Publix overall is known for their personal and professional attributes. But they go a step further offering reduced pricing for certain drug prescriptions. You can always count on the best experience.

Publix Pharmacy always has items in stock, they maintain all records of my scripts and potential interaction. They maintain up-to-date insurance information and coordinate my meds for refill.

Publix exceeds any possible expectations today & tomorrow's shopper would need. Excellent staff & superior in cleanliness of store with best quality and variety of merchandise.

I had used previously Walgreens, not very helpful not very friendly. I switched to Publix recently. They were extremely nice and helpful and gave friendly tips that will help in the future.

Publix is efficient. They also offer free antibiotics! Not to mention you can get your shopping done while you wait. Publix hires very friendly and educated staff in their pharmacy.

I am very pleased with Publix Pharmacy. They are always on time all of the auto calls and all of the auto-fills are always filled to the correct specifications. The staff and clientele are very very kn...

The employees at Publix seem to be so happy with their work based on the attitudes they give customers. Also, GoodRx is accepted which I refer clients to them on a daily basis.

I am shocked, disgusted and completely outraged to have been treated with such disrespect, being accused of being a junkie all based on “DISTANCE” issue being the ONLY reason! This is how Publix treats US military veterans who return home changed through no fault of their own! Pathetic, unprofessional and wreaks of discrimination based on the RX Assistant Manager's informed knowledge of Doctor and patient’s geographical separation of 54 miles! According to him, if you move to another county which borders the same county you moved to you must find a new doctor! Otherwise, you chance being told Publix as a whole will not fill your prescriptions any longer; even though they've been filling since 2019.

Doctor prescribed eye drops but Publix did not have in stock. Pharmacist called every pharmacy within a 25 mile radius to locate the eyedrops. They were not available.

Publix pharmacists remind me of the corner pharmacy from when I was young. They never seem hurried or rushed. They seem to have a low turnover; I happily get a chance to know them and they too know me.

I have used Publix Pharmacy in Lynn Haven Florida for over 20 years. They have started doing auto refills in the last few years. Recently they initiated a refill to my physician who turned it around and they subsequently filled. The product was the same but they used an old Mg making it half the dosage. I received the text and went in and picked up the prescription which was double bagged. Upon arrival at home I found out the milligrams was wrong but the pharmacy was closed. The next day I called and spoke to two people including the manager Trey who said they could not take it back.

Turned in my prescription at pharmacy opening time, representative asked me when I would like to pick up the medication, I responded around noon, she said fine. I returned the same day about 2 in the afternoon, the prescription was not filled, I was told that 90 pills were unavailable until 2 days later, I was given the option to purchase a 30 day supply, that was in stock at the time, I said fine, I will purchase the 30 day supply now. Rather than fill the prescription then, considering the fact that I handed in the prescription 5 hours earlier, I was told that the wait was at least 35 minutes, maybe more because they were "Busy". They refused to accommodate me, they were not receptive to my complaint, particularly one of the pharmacists herself, the young woman was unprofessional, unreasonable and frankly rude.

I received a call from Publix Pharmacy saying my scripts were ready for pickup. The scripts were called in by my doctors staff with whom I had a procedure. I did not drop off a paper script. The address given by the pharmacist and not the tech was Courtyard Shops at Wellington. I went to pick up my scripts and the tech stated my scripts were filled and located at the Wellington Trace location. So tell me how's that happen?? Yes I received my scripts but didn't need to drive from one store to another. I believe it was a really stupid mistake on the pharmacists part. It doesn't take much to turn me off from a store but with human stupidity taking the lead can you blame me. God knows if I got the right meds!!!!

Two months in a row pharmacy cheated my husband's controlled substance medication by 30 pills then 8 pills. Admitted to having the extra pills in inventory & saying that “it’s not like we’re taking them because we have them right here; we have them for you in this labeled bottle”. No problem sir.

Is it Publix policy for the store manager to call the Police because the pharmacy manager would not answer a question? I have been a Publix customer for the past 29 years. I am a 64 year old disabled man. I have been in constant back pain. I have had back surgery but still have 6 damaged discs. I have been in constant pain for the past 17 years. I use a cane to walk usually but when I can hold onto a shopping cart I can get around easier. I have to wear special sneakers to reduce the pain I get with each step. I have 2 prescriptions for **. One is IR and one is ER. Every month when I go to pick them up they only fill one of them. I guess they think one is a duplicate. I have to call every month and ask them to fill the one they forgot. Over the course of time the 2 prescriptions that were filled together now are filled about 8 days apart.

I went to the Publix in Ocala Florida Churchill Square to pick up my prescription the next day after my doctor sent an E script. The prescription was not ready and I was told they put E prescriptions on hold back and fill them in 24 to 36 hours. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. Needless to say, I now use Walgreens.