“I cannot rave enough about Capstone Compounding Pharmacy. If you want the professionalism with a personal touch, where you can feel the care, then you go no further. I have two older, special-needs fur babies. Both of these beauties tend to have a goodly number of medication’s, that can change on a dime, depending on the specialist they’re seeing. Capstone Compounding Pharmacy has been an incredible part of the care team for both of my girls, for the past 7+ years. Whether it is finding a better price on a maintenance asthma inhaler for a baby—- or —going the extra 5 miles to find a way to get multiple medication’s for one of my sweet girls consolidated for a single auto ship, Q3 months, so that I can submit one invoice to my insurance company. If you are looking for a pharmacy that gives you the personal touch— Not the corporate adventure that we humans have come to know… This is the place I trust!!!!! To reiterate: If you want the professionalism with a personal touch, where you can feel the care, then you go no further. family. PS. If you have fur babies, insurance is the way to go. I know it can be expensive, and in these times, every $ matters. They will not cover any pre-existing conditions, but the earlier you can get it the less it costs it will go up every year, FYI. With insurance, everything is paid upfront, minus a deductible Although it might seem expensive upfront, I’ve had one of my kiddos have to have a $6000 procedure of which I had to pay upfront but because of the plan (expensive but I never changed it, a 90–10% plan, )I had $5000 was paid back to me within five days. Depending on what you pick, will determine what is covered, meds are part of that… If you select. Just sayin”
“I don't care what anybody says Weis Market has the best meats!!! And they have these cookies that are dipped halfway in chocolate and they are like the best!!!”
“The pharmacist was very friendly and took the time to share a wealth of knowledge about medications and nutrition with me. I really appreciated his expertise and helpful advice. It is so nice to have such a family-like pharmacist in the neighborhood. Highly recommended!”
“Great pharmacy, at least relative to the competition (low bar, I know). A little-known fact: if you do any travel and have crucial recurring prescriptions, you can pick them up at ANY target location around the country with absolutely ZERO advanced notice or planning to either Target or the subscribing physician -- I don't know of any other pharmacy that offers this type of flexibility and customer service!”
“I'm rarely impressed by a supermarket but this location of Weis Markets is an exception. Everything about the store was pretty impressive. The layout, the inventory level, the presentation, the friendliness of staff are all quite excellent. The store is clean and well organized. Handicap parking spots and maternity parking spots near the entrance. Automated doors for easy wheelchair access. They have all the standard departments (deli, seafood, butcher, bakery, etc) but this is where the presentation really shines. One can feel confident that they're getting good quality at any of these counters... They have a wine/beer section that includes a "make your own six pack" area that allows you to mix and match single cans or bottles to try different flavors. I'm a big fan of that concept and picked up an assortment of hard ciders.”
“Don't know what the negative reviews are about since my experience at this store was great! No complaints. Walmart, due to its lower prices, does seem to attract people who have little regard for themselves and consequently their appearance in public, but you can't fault Walmart for that. Right?”
Loblaw Companies Limited is putting serious money into its retail network this year. Canada's largest food and pharmacy retailer announced it will spend $2.4 billion in 2026 to open new stores, renovate existing locations and strengthen its supply chain. The company plans to open 70 new stores in 2026. That includes 34 Shoppers Drug Mart and Pharmaprix pharmacies and care clinics, along with 31 hard-discount No Frills and Maxi grocery stores. On top of the new openings, Loblaw will renovate another 191 stores and continue construction on a roughly 1.2 million-square-foot automated distribution center in Caledon, Ontario.
