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GetRxHelp

Visit our new website www.getrxhelppharmacy.com Sign up for specials. Purchase high quality vitamins from our online store. Why are we different? It is not.

Call us or stop in for all your health care needs. Located in Old Tappan, Bergen County, we at "Get Rx Help" want to practice True Healthcare. In order to accomplish this we offer vitamins, nutritional supplements, meal replacement, disease support for heart disease, diabetes, weight loss, exercise supplementation, stress nutrition, cholesterol support and more. Health improvements through Lifestyle changes works best. Chronic illness and widespread medication consumption are two major factors contributing to the healthcare crisis. The term “Sick-Care” refers to the ongoing state of chronic illnesses plaguing society. Treatment with medication regulates or controls chronic illness, but it does not cure it. Hence, the majority of healthcare is practiced on individuals whose bodies exist in a "state of sickness". If you remove the medication the condition or symptoms return. The fact that chronic illness deaths and medication consumption are at all time highs does not make sense. Disease awareness and treatment should be reducing the amount of
chronic disease occurrences and deaths. The human physiology is based in individuality. Every person may respond differently to substances introduced into the human body. The real potential exists that poor lifestyle practices of nutritionally compromised individuals can lead to the escalation of chronic disease and the excessive use of medication. Prescription medication data makes obvious the fact that medication has toxicities and can cause many adverse drug reactions that can mimic other diseases or trigger additional medical problems. Medication also has the likelihood to place further burdens on the physiologically compromised individual.

10/31/2025

Wishing a very happy Halloween to our friends and neighbors! 🎃👻 Whether you’re dressed as your favorite character, indulging in sweet treats, or enjoying spooky movies, we hope your night is filled with more delights than frights!

10/27/2025

Halloween is just around the corner, which means winter is quickly approaching! Let us help you get ready for the changing season with guidance on keeping your immunity strong. Speak with our pharmacist to learn more.

10/24/2025

Protect your family and your community this season with these tips to prevent pneumonia! Washing your hands, staying home, and getting vaccinated can all play a role in keeping you safe.

10/22/2025

Happy National Pharmacy Week! This week, we celebrate the vital role pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and all pharmacy team members play in improving health and wellness in our community. Thank you for your expertise, care, and dedication—you make a difference every day! Join us in showing appreciation for these essential members of our team. 🙌

10/17/2025

Urinary incontinence affects nearly 13 million adults in the U.S., which is why it's important to know treatment options are available. Here are some simple lifestyle changes to try.

10/13/2025

During cold and flu season, pneumonia may also be on the rise. Watch for these signs and symptoms, especially if you or a loved one is at risk for serious complications.

10/10/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a great time to brush up on education regarding breast cancer screening and prevention. If you've had a mammogram and received a result that you have "dense breast tissue," you may wonder what that means, especially if it's your first. Here are a few key things to know.

10/06/2025

As cold and flu season approaches, there's another respiratory illness you should watch for: pneumonia. Like the flu, pneumonia can pose serious health risks and can even be life threatening. Here’s what you need to know about pneumonia to keep yourself and your loved ones safe.

10/03/2025

October is American Pharmacists Month! This month, we celebrate all the ways pharmacists go above and beyond to keep their communities healthy, happy, and well. Help us acknowledge our amazing pharmacists with a thank you in the comments below (or the next time you stop by the pharmacy!)

09/29/2025

If you think your child might have ADHD, it's important to know that early diagnosis and the right support can help them thrive. Here's how to take the first steps.

09/26/2025

Trying to decide between buying a private label or brand-name over-the-counter product? You should know that private label products often offer better value. National brands spend more money on marketing their products, and this cost is passed onto you, the consumer, through higher prices. Next time you're shopping, save money and get great value by shopping private label!

09/25/2025

Visit our July-September Vitamin BOGO Sale! Available at Get Rx Help Pharmacy https://wm-bogo.webflow.io/wm/wm18062 -

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688 Westwood Avenue Ste 3
River Vale, NJ
07675

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 7pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm

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http://www.getrxhelp.com/

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Located in Old Tappan, Bergen County, we at "Get Rx Help" want to practice True Healthcare. In order to accomplish this we offer vitamins, nutritional supplements, meal replacement, disease support for heart disease, diabetes, weight loss, exercise supplementation, stress nutrition, cholesterol support and more. Health improvements through Lifestyle changes works best. Why are we different? Chronic illness and widespread medication consumption are two major factors contributing to the healthcare crisis. The term “Sick-Care” refers to the ongoing state of chronic illnesses plaguing society. Treatment with medication regulates or controls chronic illness, but it does not cure it. Hence, the majority of healthcare is practiced on individuals whose bodies exist in a "state of sickness". If you remove the medication the condition or symptoms return. The fact that chronic illness deaths and medication consumption are at all time highs does not make sense. Disease awareness and treatment should be reducing the amount of chronic disease occurrences and deaths. It is not. The human physiology is based in individuality. Every person may respond differently to substances introduced into the human body. The real potential exists that poor lifestyle practices of nutritionally compromised individuals can lead to the escalation of chronic disease and the excessive use of medication. Prescription medication data makes obvious the fact that medication has toxicities and can cause many adverse drug reactions that can mimic other diseases or trigger additional medical problems. Medication also has the likelihood to place further burdens on the physiologically compromised individual.