Hammer Pharmacy

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Hammer delivers to the Greater Des Moines area, including Ankeny, West Des Moines, and Altoona.

Hammer Pharmacy, Iowa's oldest pharmacy, has been helping customers in Des Moines since 1872. Were proud to be known as one of the last great independent pharmacies in town. Youll find every member of our staff to be knowledgeable and accessible. At Hammer, our commitment to personal service is still the most important aspect of our business.

ONLINE EXPRESS REFILLS NOW AVAILABLE 24HOUR/DAY
Justclick onthe orange "Express Refills" button down below and you can enter your refill numbersimmediately. We will have your refills ready for pickup, delivery, or mailout according to your preference.

If you want to build an entirepatient profile online, you can choose the "Prescriptions" tab up above, and then select "Refill Prescriptions". You can add all your personal and prescription information so that it will be saved for quick access at any time.

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