Patients Please Call: 314-638-3535

Meet Your Pharmacist

  • Jamie Wang, Pharm.D.
  • Specializes in medication therapy management, diabetes, asthma, allergy, and more
  • She is dedicated to your health and wellness

“When people are really sick, our knowledge and our concern really help.” - Learn More »

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Have you been impacted by high drug prices or additional barriers to receiving medical and/or pharmaceutical care?

We are here to help and there is nothing more valuable than contact with your legislators.

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Story: March against PBM Business Model

Story: Protesters gather to speak out against PBMs

There is still time to immunize!

Thanksgiving is around the corner and it is important to protect ourselves. Getting appropriate vaccinations is part of that. Flu shots are available in store, and curbside at the Affton Medicine Shoppe. Please call ahead if possible, but walk ins are welcome. We have Flu (high dose and Regular), Pneumonia, Shingles, Tdap, and Meningitis vaccines available. Monday thru Friday 9:30-6, and Saturday 9:30-1.

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    Monthly Specials

Voltaren 50 gm - OTC

  • $11.19

Thermometers

  • $10.99

Please ask about any other item you need. We will be happy to “shop” our store for you.

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Worried About the Corona Virus?

We have options!

Visit our convenient pharmacy drive up window and utilize our delivery services to best navigate your symptoms.

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Currently welcoming new patients!

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What our patients say:

  • " I am SO grateful to this shoppe and the team members that work here. They willingly take my phone call orders and deliver to my father's retirement community. THANK YOU! You take customer service to the moon and back for us. I would give you 10 STARS if I could! " - Jeannie C.
  • Our pharmacy supports legislation to regulate Pharmacy Benefit Managers. Contact your state legislators and ask for their support of this important bill.
  • Click here to learn more!

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