About Carrs Pharmacy
At Carrs Pharmacy, your local Pharmacy in Anchorage, AK, we focus on friendly service, reliable support, and everyday health needs. Backed by a 2.70 rating from 55 reviews, we’re here to help with great service and quality in a welcoming space with accessible facilities.
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Customer Reviews
Staff are incredibly kind and helpful, 10/10 experience
Wonderful pharmacists and pharmacy technician staff!
The pharmacy staff are wonderful and will continue to fill my prescriptions here
The pharmacy wasn't that busy in the mornings.
The best and hardest working pharmacy!!
These guys are great—thanks for helping fill my vyvanse script, with it having a shortage and what not. Super compassionate, very personable, helpful, and friendly. Thank you!
Carr’s Pharmacy on Gamble is the best pharmacy I’ve ever been to. They remember your name and they’ve gone to great lengths to make sure I’m able to fill my prescriptions. They have them ready within 20 minutes at the most. Ben and Emily are great, very professional and also very friendly. You get the feeling like you’re more than …
I gave a poor previous review based on a couple of very bad experiences I had. I am upgrading my review as my last experience there was excellent. The pharmacist made sure I had a full explanation of a new medication and was extremely helpful, professional and at the same time friendly. He was a great representative for what a …
The only reason I'm giving this pharmacy a 5-star rating is because of one person… Lilyana. She is the lone pharmacist, and the only person behind the counter, yet she operates like a machine. She kept the line moving smoothly and the customers all seemed satisfied. Her efforts are truly commendable
Both female pharmacists at this location are kind, intelligent, and compassionate. I have had vaccinations, advice, and recommendations at this location, but the fact that the person on duty last night was willing to stop in the middle of a busy run and help me with a decision about an over-the-counter medication, and then offer some extra compassionate words was …