South Bronx Pharmacy,

411 E 138th St, Bronx, NY 10454, United States

"Would give NEGATIVE stars if possible. Have four people working there and all FOUR people in the store with me were complaining. I called at least 15 minutes ahead (I was two minutes away). I was asked three times for the name. Then told there was no name or script. I read the paper the doctor gave us that had their address. All of a sudden, the patient is in their system and they received the scripts. I asked if they for sure got the script yesterday. Was told yes. Asked if it was filled. Was told yes. Asked if I could come in 5 minutes. Was told yes. Upon arriving, the wait so long, then he LIED about saying yes to the scripts being filled. Apparently they didn't have the meds and didn't bother to tell me. Idiots."

"My senior parents and I have been customers for over 6yrs. They staff is always friendly & profesional. The Pharamcist, Sam, always goes above and beyond for my parents & me. They provide an invaluable service of packaging our meds in blister packs. This is extremely helpful when one is responsible for administering meds to parents with Alzheimer's, the meds are packed individual for the day for each week. NO MORE wondering if the meds were taken or pills spilling all over the place. A millions thanks"

"Excellent Pharmacy and very nice helpful staff."

"What a pharmacy should be. Knowledgeable and friendly staff, helpful, caring. But I go mostly for the shaving products. It's shaving paradise. From the quotidian to the truly offbeat, you can find it here--creams, soaps, razors, aftershaves, from dirt cheap to pricey, all of it carefully chosen. I've been a customer for years and it's like going to the toy store. The owner is a great guy, and this is the kind of small business New York used to be known for. It's truly fantastic."

"This pharmacy is the worst. the workers down to the pharmacist is very rude don’t have no people skills in person & on the phone Go back to the drawing board take some classes to learn how to talk and deal with the public. If you’re having a bad day don’t take it out on the customers"