Fairhope Pharmacy is a pharmacy in Fairhope, Alabama, serving the community with full prescription services, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, first aid supplies, and a selection of fine gifts and collectibles. Located at 398 Fairhope Ave, the pharmacy has been a local landmark since the early 20th century, maintaining a legacy of excellence and accuracy in service through four generations of ownership and enduring challenges such as Hurricane Frederick in 1979. It offers convenient features including online refill requests, medication reminders, and local delivery, with a strong reputation reflected in its 4.60 rating and positive customer reviews praising its professional and friendly staff. The pharmacy is situated in the heart of Fairhope’s historic district, near key local institutions.
The pharmacy has deep roots in the community, originally established in 1916 by C.L. Mershon and later led by Ben Barnhill, who owned it for 59 years. It has operated continuously at the same location, which was once the site of a bank building that now houses Christmas 'Round the Corner. The current team includes pharmacists Mike Rodgers, Byron Howell, Gretchen Dunlap, and LouAnne B. Harrell, along with pharmacy technicians and support staff who ensure personalized care. The pharmacy provides private consultations, medication synchronization, and health-related information through its weekly newsletter, focusing on topics like blood pressure, immunity-boosting supplements, and safe sunscreen use for children.
Fairhope Pharmacy sits on Fairhope Avenue, just a short walk from the Fairhope Public Library, Fairhope Museum of History, and Johnson School, all within a quarter-mile radius. It is also located near the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation and North Section Street, placing it at the center of the city’s civic and cultural life.
With a long-standing commitment to service and community, Fairhope Pharmacy remains a trusted destination for health and wellness in the region, known for its reliability, knowledgeable staff, and enduring presence. Its consistent care and local heritage make it a vital part of Fairhope’s everyday life.