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Suba Pharmaceuticals
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citysearch c.
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I've never been to a more disorganized pharmacy than Suba. If you like the feeling of returning to the 1940s, when every neighborhood had stores like this, you may like Suba. Otherwise go to a chain.
Many people work at Suba, but each seems to do only one thing. Mr. Suba is the only person who knows what's going on, and everyone standing in the crowd at the counter - there's always a crowd - is trying to get his attention.
Suba never had a prescription ready when I came to pick it up. (It was always ""Come back in 20 minutes"" and even then I had to wait.) They gave me someone else's prescription and someone else my prescription. (Someone I knew, actually, who I didn't appreciate seeing what I was taking.)
Lots of people consider chain stores a blight. If you're one of them, go to Suba. If not, enjoy the websites and automated phone services that the chains offer.
Pros: Pro: The last independent pharmacy in the 'hood.
Cons: Con: Disorganized, crowded and dirty
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