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Tiffany Natural Pharmacy
1115 South Ave West, Westfield, NJ 07090
(908) 233-2200 - (908) 233-3975 Vaccine Appointment Portal

Tiffany Natural Pharmacy
1115 South Ave West, Westfield, NJ 07090
(908) 233-2200 - (908) 233-3975

Vaccine Appointment Portal

Your Westfield Pharmacy

At Tiffany Natural Pharmacy, your health is our priority. Whether you’re looking for compounded medicine to fit your
allergies and intolerances or want more information about general wellness, you can find what you need at our Westfield location.

Your health is our priority.

We take our role in your health very seriously. Come in today to see how we can help.

Personalized Attention

We’re not your average pharmacy. Our customers are like family — in fact, we’re family owned and operated and have been since we opened in 1957. Your health is our business, and we’re committed to empowering our neighbors to make informed decisions about their care.

Ask our pharmacists about your medication instructions and you’ll receive a detailed explanation; show interest in learning more about a particular condition or health topic and we’ll direct you to our patient resource library. For us, it’s not about the quantity of customers we see but the quality of the care we provide.

Compounded Pharmacy

While traditional pre-dosed, pre-packaged medications work for many people, patients with allergies, disabilities or an interest in exploring alternative dosing may benefit from compounded medications. We work in tandem with your doctor to tailor medications while adhering to the prescribed dosage and retaining efficacy. It takes special training and education to compound medication, and our staff has the experience necessary to create kid-friendly suspensions, topical alternatives and other high-quality options.

Your Other Services

In addition to traditional prescriptions and custom compounding, we offer Medicare Part D consulting, Wellevate vitamins, diabetic footwear and an exciting array of thoughtful gifts, including Yankee Candles. Add a bit of extra cheer to your get-well basket with a greeting card or stop by the photo kiosk and print out a few of your favorite images as a surprise for someone special. From local delivery to immunizations and vaccinations, we do everything we can to provide our customers with value and convenience.

Your Westfield Pharmacy

Finding a compounding pharmacy or important patient resource could mean the difference between getting the life-saving medication you need or suffering a medical crisis. Trust Tiffany Natural Pharmacy with your prescriptions and you’ll get reliable care, prompt assistance and a compassionate approach to customer service that puts your needs first. To fill your prescription, visit our Westfield pharmacy at 1115 South Avenue West or call us at (908) 233-2200.

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