Your prescription
Four ways to get your prescription to the pharmacy. They all end the same: with a person who calls you by name.
Your doctor sends it
The most direct path. At your visit, ask them to send the prescription to the Farmacia Carimas in your town. Call us afterward to confirm it arrived.
You're holding the paper
Bring it to any of the four pharmacies. That paper signed by your doctor is the original prescription — you hand it in at the pharmacy when you pick up your medication.
You're switching from another pharmacy
Call us with your name, your current pharmacy's name, and the medications you pick up there. We make the call and handle the transfer.
You're refilling a medication
Call with the prescription number on the bottle label. If there are no refills left, call anyway — we can check with your doctor.
Controlled substances
Puerto Rico law is strict: these prescriptions only arrive as an e-prescription sent by your doctor or as the original signed paper. A photo or a copy doesn't work, no matter who sends it.
For now, your prescription reaches us by phone, in person, or straight from your doctor. Don't send prescriptions by email or social media — those channels aren't set up for health information.
Call your pharmacy
Toa Baja
(787) 784-5265