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TFC Pharmacy
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Refill, transfer, or just ask.

Your neighborhood pharmacy on Slauson Avenue. Medi-Cal, Medicare Part D, and most commercial plans accepted. Hablamos español, խոսում ենք հայերեն, говорим по-русски.

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(323) 348-4205
Refills

Refill a prescription

Call us with your Rx number, or walk in — most refills are ready the same day. Online refills are coming soon; today it's phone or in person.

(323) 348-4205
Transfers

Transfer to TFC

Bring your bottle or just the pharmacy's name — we handle the transfer call for you, from CVS, Walgreens, or any pharmacy.

Start a transfer
In store

Supplies & OTC

Medical supplies, DME, and over-the-counter medications — with a pharmacist nearby to answer questions before you buy.

Visit us on Slauson
Patient FAQ

Common questions.

Do you take my insurance?

We accept Medi-Cal, Medicare Part D, and most major commercial plans. Call us with your card and we'll check your coverage before you fill — (323) 348-4205.

How do I transfer my prescriptions to TFC?

Bring in your prescription bottle, or just tell us the name and phone number of your current pharmacy. We make the transfer call for you.

Do you deliver?

We offer local delivery — call to confirm availability for your address and prescription.

Do you offer immunizations?

Yes — our pharmacists administer immunizations at the pharmacy. Call ahead to confirm availability and what to bring — (323) 348-4205.

What languages does your team speak?

English, Spanish, Armenian, and Russian, in-house.

What is a compounded medication?

A medication prepared from individual ingredients to match your specific prescription — for example a custom strength, a dye-free version, or a liquid form. See our 'What is compounding?' page for details. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved drug products.

Can I talk to a pharmacist without an appointment?

Yes. Walk in or call — no appointment needed.

Talk to a pharmacist today.