Pharmacy

Edwards

(970) 569-7676

Edwards Pharmacy is located at Shaw Cancer Center

Monday to Friday: 9:00AM - 5:30PM
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Holidays: Closed    
Refill your Edwards prescription online
*Stop in to the Edwards Pharmacy during the month of January for your FREE Radon Test Kit. 

Vail

(970) 479-7253

Vail Pharmacy is located in Vail Health Hospital
181 W. Meadow Drive, Vail, CO 81657
 
Monday to Saturday: 9:00AM - 6:30PM 
Sunday: 10:00AM - 6:30PM
Holidays: Open all holidays except for Labor Day & Memorial Day we are Closed.
Refill your Vail Pharmacy prescription online

Free Radon Test Kits

Free Radon Test Kits
January is Radon Action Month. Radon is an odorless, colorless, and radioactive gas that forms through the natural breaking down of uranium in soil, water and rocks. The gas escapes from the ground through cracks and other holes in your home’s foundation. Your home traps the gas and with time, it builds up in plenty and can have adverse effects on those breathing it. Radon gas is said to decay into radioactive particles that can get trapped in the lungs leading to lung tissue damage and potential lung cancer.

50% of homes in Eagle County have high levels of Radon Gas.

Protect your home, your health and your family. Stop in to the Edwards Pharmacy during the month of January for your FREE Radon Test Kit. 

Safe Drug Dispensing

Safe Drug Dispensing
Vail Health takes a multifaceted approach to address the opioid epidemic locally. Patients are offered Safe Rx’s Locking Pill Bottles® for opioids and other controlled substances at no additional cost. Vail Health’s pharmacies including the Vail Pharmacy in Vail Health Hospital and Edwards Pharmacy in Shaw Cancer Center. are the first in Colorado to provide Locking Pill Bottles. This patient safety tool is proven to reduce pill theft and prevent drug abuse and initiation.  

Safe Drug Disposal Program

Vail Health has added safe disposal boxes in our pharmacies for both controlled and non-controlled medications. Bring items to Vail Pharmacy in Vail Health or Edwards Pharmacy in Shaw Cancer Center. In addition, patients are offered Deterra® drug deactivation pouches to deactivate and dispose of unused, expired or unneeded medications in their home. The goal of safe disposal is to keep people and pets safe from misuse of medications or accidental poisoning. It also reduces the amount of drugs in wastewater and helps protect Eagle County’s watershed.

Services

  • We accept multiple insurance plans. 
  • We accept prescription transfers from other pharmacies - in state or out of state
  • We take telephone prescriptions from out-of-state doctors
  • We sell assorted orthopaedic braces and crutches and specialty products like Burt's Bees and JOBST,
  • We rent wheelchairs (Vail location only).

We Administer Vaccinations

Flu vaccinations are now being administered at both Edwards Pharmacy and Vail Pharmacy. Available for ages 18 and over. Call us with questions.
 
Vaccines save lives. Our certified pharmacists administer vaccines. Drop in today, no appointment necessary. 
 
Flu: 4-strain flu shot. Covered by Medicare Part B & most prescription insurance
Tdap: Protects against whooping cough, diphtheria & tetanus
Pneumonia: Covered by Medicare Part B & most prescription insurance
Shingles: Covered by Medicare Part D
 

We Deliver

Our pharmacies deliver! Prescription delivery is available to any destination between East Vail and Cordillera for $15/delivery during the pharmacy's business hours. To place a delivery order, please call (970) 479-7253 or (970) 569-7676. Please note, orders placed after 4:30 p.m. will be delivered the following business day.

Your Monthly Prescriptions Refilled - Med Sync

Med Sync - a convenient and personalized way to refill your monthly prescriptions. Enroll at either location. Call Edwards (970) 569-7676 or Vail (970) 479-7253.
 
Free consultations with the pharmacist about your medications
Free home delivery option
No need to call the pharmacy for your prescription refills
Reminder phone calls so you never run out of your medications
Fewer trips to the pharmacy