Pharmacy
REFILL A PRESCRIPTION
Already filled it here? Call us. Same-day if it is in stock and you call at least 30 minutes before we close.
(910) 672-2080OTC PRICE LIST
What we stock without a prescription, and what it costs. No insurance needed.
See pricesBEFORE YOU COME
We close for lunch, we take cards but not cash, and you must collect your own prescription with photo ID.
Read this firstPHARMACY HOURS
Monday – Friday
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Closed for lunch, 12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
Closed Saturdays, Sundays and university holidays. These are the pharmacy's own hours — they are not the same as the clinic's.
WHERE WE ARE
Student Health Services Pharmacy
Student Health Center
Cook Hall, Lower Level
1200 Murchison Road
Fayetteville, NC 28314
Same building as the clinic, until we all move this fall.
Phone: (910) 672-2080
WHO WE CAN FILL FOR
Under the Umstead Act, which limits how state institutions compete with private business, we can only fill prescriptions for currently enrolled students and employed faculty and staff. We cannot fill for family members. You are also never obliged to use us — fill anywhere you like.
BRING PHOTO ID PICKING UP YOUR PRESCRIPTION tap to open or close
You need photo ID
Your Bronco ID card, or an unexpired government-issued photo ID — driver's licence, passport, military ID, or state ID card.
Nobody can collect it for you
You must pick up your own prescription in person. We cannot release it to a friend, a roommate, or a family member.
We do not deliver, and we cannot hold your mail order
Everything is collected from the pharmacy. If you use a mail-order pharmacy, have it sent to you directly — we cannot accept or store medication on your behalf, including anything that needs refrigerating.
Leaving for a break, or graduating?
Your eligible prescriptions can be transferred to any pharmacy you choose. Call us and we will start it — do it before you leave rather than after you run out.
NO PRESCRIPTION NEEDED OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDICATION what we stock and what it costs • tap to open or close
We carry a wide range of medicine that does not need a prescription — allergy, cough and cold, pain and fever, stomach, skin, sexual health, and vitamins. Over-the-counter medicine is safe to use without seeing a provider first, and it is not covered by insurance, so you pay the shelf price plus sales tax. We stock generics wherever they exist, which is where the savings are.
Download the price list (PDF)Prices are subject to change and do not include sales tax. If something is not on the list, ask at the counter — the list is not the whole shelf.
COMING THIS FALL
THE PHARMACY IS MOVING
The pharmacy moves with the rest of Student Health Services into the new Health and Wellness Center, which has its own pharmacy entrance. There is no firm date yet; it will be this fall, and the date will be posted before it happens.
Nothing changes until then. Your prescriptions and refills carry over.
Most third-party insurance plans are accepted. However, we are not currently contracted with any type of Medicaid or Medicaid Managed Care plan. Patients with Medicaid or a Medicaid Managed Care plan for pharmacy benefits will be required to pay for the cost of the medication. Please present your updated prescription insurance card to the pharmacy or upload a picture of the front and back of the card on your Student Patient Portal under the “Upload” tab.
- Over-The-Counter medication is not covered by insurance. See the list of available OTC Medications for pricing.
- If you have a private insurance plan, we will process the prescription to determine your co-pay.
A health insurance copay (or copayment) is a set fee you pay for a doctor visit or prescription. You typically pay it at your appointment or when you pick up a prescription.
You can pay in full at the time of your visit by credit card, debit card, HSA card, Google Pay, or Apple Pay. The pharmacy does not accept cash payments. You are responsible for your co-pay determined by your insurance plan for prescription medications and any fees/taxes associated with OTC products.
The pharmacy does not accept coupon/discount cards.
No problem! Let us know what medication you take by dropping off your prescription and we will order it for you. If there are no prescription concerns or medication delays, it will be ready for you by the next business day after 1:00 PM. The pharmacy carries most medications except for controlled medications.
- Students will need to present their Bronco ID Card or a government-issued, non-expired photographic identification card. You may use your Driver’s License, Passport, Military ID, or a state-issued ID card.
You must pick up your own prescription at the pharmacy. No one else will be allowed to pick up your prescription for you.
If you are filling prescriptions via mail order, you must have the prescription delivered to you directly. We are not able to accept or store medications on your behalf.
Fayetteville State University Student Health Services Pharmacy does not deliver. Medication will have to be picked up from the pharmacy.
Yes, upon semester breaks or graduation, you may have your eligible prescriptions transferred to a pharmacy of your choosing. Call us for more information.
Patients are not obligated to use the pharmacy at Student Health Services. Prescriptions may be filled at the pharmacy of the patient’s choice.
In accordance with the Umstead Act regarding pharmacy competition, we can only fill prescriptions for currently enrolled students and employed faculty/staff.
The pharmacy is not able to accept or store medications on your behalf.
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