Phone: (336) 292-6888 Fax: (336) 294-9329
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Welcome to Gate City Pharmacy
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Gate City Pharmacy is located in Greensboro North Carolina in the original part of Friendly Shopping Center. The family-owned pharmacy has been serving families and physicians since 1967 and continues to expand the services offered to its customers. The experienced pharmacy staff includes a number of pharmacists and an extensive support staff, most of whom are board certified technicians. Some of the services offered by Gate City Pharmacy are prescription compounding, delivery service, medication management, administration of the shingles vaccine and complimentary blood pressure checks. Ostomy and diabetic supplies are also included in our inventory of unique items. We accept all third party insurance, Medicare Part D plans, and workers compensation. The compounding of prescriptions is done in our laboratory and includes specialty topical preparations, hormone replacement therapies, veterinary compounds, liquid preparations, and other unique dosage forms. In addition to our pharmacy services, Gate City Pharmacy has an extensive selection of over-the-counter items and many hard-to-find apothecary products. A complete line of greeting cards, Russell Stover chocolates, candies, gifts, and seasonal merchandise makes Gate City Pharmacy an ideal one-stop shopping destination right in the heart of Greensboro. |
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