Everything people ask before switching to us

Every doctor can send prescriptions to Mega Health Rx. They can call us at (516) 304-5038 or send us a prescription electronically. Once it’s ready, we’ll give you a call or text to set up a pickup or delivery.

No. We time the transfer so your new medication(s) are ready before your current one runs out. If you’re running low right now, give us a call and we’ll prioritize it — in most cases we can get you covered as soon as a new refill is sent in.

Let us handle it. You give us the name of your current pharmacy and we handle every phone call and fax from there.

Usually the same day. We call your current pharmacy, request your prescription refills, and confirm everything with you before anything is filled. Occasionally it takes a little longer if there are no refills remaining and we need to reach your doctor — we’ll keep you posted either way.

We contact your doctor's office and request a renewal on your behalf. You don't have to chase anyone. This is one of the most common reasons people end up without their medication, and it's exactly the kind of thing we take off your plate.

Of course. We prefer to have all your refills ready on time, but you may start with one or two and move the rest at another time. There’s no requirement to bring everything at once.

No. Transferring is free, and your copay is set by your insurance plan, not by us.

Sometimes. Controlled medications follow stricter federal rules than ordinary prescriptions, and some cannot be transferred between pharmacies at all. Call us with the medication name and we'll tell you straight away what's possible in your case.

We accept most plans, including patients currently filling at CVS, Walgreens, Duane Reade and Vivo Health Pharmacy. If you’re not sure, call us with your card in hand and we’ll check it.

Your copay is set by your insurance plan, not the pharmacy, so for most medications it will be the same amount you're paying now.

We accept most Medicare Part D and Medicaid plans. Call us to confirm your specific plan before you transfer, so there are no surprises.

Generics start as low as $4.99. Discount programs and cash pricing vary by medication, but our patients come first, so we’ll make sure non-insured patients receive the best deals.

Yes. Free delivery anywhere in New York City, with no minimum order, no delivery fee and no membership.

Same day in most of the city. When you place a refill we'll tell you when to expect it.

We hand deliver your medications to you. There just needs to be someone — a friend, doorman or colleague — to sign and receive the medication when it arrives. Controlled substance medications require a signature.

Of course. Delivery is an option, not a requirement — pick up at the counter whenever you prefer.

We use smart refills so our patients never have to worry about their medications being sent on time. Our patients can use the refill form on this site, text us, or call us to request a refill.

Yes. We track your refill dates and reach out to your doctor before you run out, so you're not the one keeping the calendar.

Call us. Say that you're out rather than low, and we'll treat it as urgent.

Yes. We have a private consultation room with a door that closes — not a window with a line behind you. Ask at the counter any time, no appointment needed.

No. Walk in for flu, COVID-19, shingles, pneumonia, RSV, TDAP and more.

Blood pressure checks, blood sugar testing, flu and COVID testing, medical supplies, DMV vision tests, notary public, money orders, bill pay and the OTC Network benefit card.

Yes — exclusive to our patients, we offer a direct line to text our pharmacist.

Your information is safe with us, both inside the pharmacy and on our website. Your data is held in an encrypted, HIPAA-compliant environment.