Safeway Pharmacy

3.3
17 reviews

About

PharmacyDrug StoreVitamin & Supplements Store
Visit your local Safeway pharmacy located near you at 1530 Hamilton Ave, San Jose, CA. You will find our knowledgeable and professional pharmacy staff ready to help transfer or fill your prescriptions and answer any of your pharmaceutical questions. Additionally, we have a variety of services from flu vaccinations, shingles shots, back-to-school vaccines and more! Schedule your shot today or walk-ins are welcome. Find Safeway pharmacy near you for safe drug disposal or get your pet prescriptions filled while you shop. Safeway accepts most forms of insurance. For more information, stop by or call (408) 264-5391 today!

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Location

Safeway Pharmacy
1530 Hamilton Ave, San Jose, CA
95125, United States

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Reviews

3.3
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  • TE
    Todd Evjenth
    Sep 10, 2025
    1.0
    There is always a long wait in line and there’s multiple people behind and no one wants to help.
  • MM
    Miguel
    Jul 15, 2025
    1.0
    edit - switched to CureAll pharmacy two blocks up the street and they've been great, highly recommended. This is the slowest and rudest excuse for a pharmacy I've ever been to. Had my prescriptions automatically transferred here when Rite Aid closed, been here twice and each experience was exactly the same: it took forever and the pharmacist was exceptionally rude. While standing in line I watched them be rude to some of the people ahead of me for no reason. Among other issues, the pharmacist LIED TO MY FACE about why one of my prescriptions was "rejected" by my insurance when it hadn't been, apparently he just didn't feel like refilling it because he forgot to refill it with my others and it would've been more work. Imagine my surprise hearing it had never been rejected from my insurance company after spending a half hour on the phone with them. All the bad reviews here say the same thing because it's simply the reality. This pharmacy is truly awful. Plenty of other pharmacies in the area that deserve your money. This one does not. Please do not waste your time coming here.
  • RP
    RT Player
    Jun 17, 2025
    1.0
    Staff is rude and are not good listeners before making comments or remarks. I’ve been with another pharmacy for many years and have not had any issues but just started using this pharmacy the person who answered my call did not give me a chance to fully ask my question before giving me an answer to a question that he did not listen to fully. He was rude, unprofessional and mocking. Unacceptable for someone working in this job.
  • RB
    Robyn B.
    Jan 24, 2024
    1.0
    A couple of the pharmacists at this location are so terse, unhelpful, and plain rude. I have had multiple terrible experiences at this location and it is very unfortunate as this is my neighborhood pharmacy location. I'm hopeful management steps in and changes things here.

Frequently Asked Questions About Safeway Pharmacy

Does Safeway Pharmacy offer vaccinations, and which ones are available?

Yes! Safeway Pharmacy provides a wide range of vaccinations for children, teens, and adults. Popular vaccines available include pneumonia, flu (influenza), COVID-19, shingles (Shingrix), and Tdap. Whether you need a routine immunization, a back-to-school shot, or a travel vaccine, Safeway Pharmacy makes it easy with walk-in availability and online appointment scheduling. Visit Safeway Pharmacy for convenient and reliable vaccination services near you.

Who should get the shingles shot?

Safeway Pharmacy offers the Shingrix shingles vaccine for adults aged 50 and older, as well as for adults 19 and older with weakened immune systems. The CDC recommends two doses, spaced 2 to 6 months apart, to protect against shingles and its complications. You can get vaccinated at Safeway Pharmacy even if you've had shingles before, received the Zostavax vaccine, or are unsure if you had chickenpox.