Prescriptions
New scripts filled while you wait, most in under twenty minutes. We check interactions against everything you take, not just the bottles we fill.
Mortar & Pestle has filled prescriptions at 118 Main Street since 1962. Walter Brandt opened it. His granddaughter Hannah runs it now, compounds in the back room, and still answers the phone herself.

One counter, two pharmacists, no phone tree. If you need something that isn't on this list, ask. The answer is usually yes, and if it's no, we'll tell you who to call instead.
New scripts filled while you wait, most in under twenty minutes. We check interactions against everything you take, not just the bottles we fill.
Made on site, to the dose your prescriber writes, in a form you can actually take. Liquids, creams, capsules, lozenges, and things that don't have a name yet.
Flu, COVID, shingles, pneumonia and Tdap, no appointment. Bring your insurance card; most are covered in full, and you leave with a record for your doctor.
Monday through Friday afternoons, to your door, in a paper bag with your name on it. Anything that needs the fridge rides in a cooler.
We line up every refill to one pickup a month and call you the day before. Fewer trips, and no more running out on a Sunday night.
Dogs, cats, the occasional horse. Chicken-flavored liquids, transdermal gels for cats who refuse pills, and vet-strength doses at pharmacy prices.
Bring in a bottle, or just tell us the name of your current pharmacy. Your insurance, your refills remaining, the whole file comes with you. Nothing starts over.
Your name, your date of birth, and the pharmacy you're leaving. A bottle with a label on it is perfect. A phone call is fine. So is an email at 11 pm.
You don't call anyone. We do the transfer pharmacist to pharmacist, and we run your insurance so there are no surprises at the counter.
Most transfers are ready the next business day. We text or call when they are, and if you're inside eight miles, we'll bring them to you for free.
The part people don't believe until it happens: you never have to call your old pharmacy. We do. That's the whole point of us.
No appointment for the everyday ones. Bring your insurance card; most vaccines are covered in full, and we'll tell you the cash price before we open anything.
Either pharmacist can give them, and you'll leave with a record for your doctor and your own files.
| Vaccine | Who it's for | Appointment |
|---|---|---|
| Flu, seasonal | Everyone six months and up; high-dose for 65 and over | Walk in |
| COVID-19 | Updated formula each fall; ages 12 and up here | Walk in |
| Shingles | Two doses, two to six months apart, from age 50 | Walk in |
| Pneumonia | 50 and over, or younger with a chronic condition | Walk in |
| Tdap | Tetanus and whooping cough; every ten years, and every pregnancy | Walk in |
| RSV | 75 and over, 60 and over with a risk factor, and late pregnancy | Book ahead |
| Hepatitis A and B | Two- or three-dose series; travel, work, or catching up | Book ahead |
| Travel | Typhoid and friends; come in two weeks before you fly | Book ahead |
Under 18? Call first so we can check what we're allowed to give at that age. Walk-in shots stop thirty minutes before close.
Hannah trained in sterile and non-sterile compounding and built the lab in the back room in 2016. Send the script from any prescriber. If the dose needs a conversation, we'll call them, not you.
Most compounds are ready in two days. Refills you phone ahead are same day, and we'll text when it's on the shelf.
Owner and pharmacist in charge · RPh 21-04412 · Compounding certified
Walter's granddaughter. Grew up counting to thirty behind this counter, left for pharmacy school and a hospital residency, came back in 2014 and bought the store from her grandfather in 2019. Ask her about the compounding lab only if you have the afternoon free.
Staff pharmacist · RPh 21-09877 · Certified immunizer
Twelve years in a hospital pharmacy before he decided he wanted to know his patients' names. Runs the vaccine clinic and the med-sync program, and will tell you plainly whether the supplement in your hand does anything.
Fifteen-minute consults are free and don't need an appointment. Bring every bottle you take, the vitamins included, and we'll go through the lot at the end of the counter.
Open six days, closed Sunday. Free delivery inside eight miles on weekday afternoons. The fax number is here because every doctor's office still asks.
A pharmacist answers the phone whenever the lights are on.
Press 1, read the Rx number off your bottle, and it's in the queue. Ready by the next morning at the latest.

Within 8 miles of the store, Monday to Friday, between 1 and 5 pm. Order by 11 am for same-day. No minimum, no fee, and anything refrigerated rides in a cooler with your name on it.
Outside the radius? We mail most maintenance medications for the cost of postage.

Park out front. There's a ramp at the side door on Larch.