Harris Teeter Pharmacy 1201 First Street Northeast, Washington, District of Columbia 20002

"Extremely unreliable pharmacy. Dealing with mental health concerns is difficult enough without having to deal with such a poorly run pharmacy. Calls are never answered and it is always a process to get any medication filled."

"If I could give zero stars, I would. Called to ask if an Rx was in stock, the pharmacist said, "potentially" saying he could not confirm it for some reason, but told me to walk over to their store "they might still have some when I walk over". Walked over...there was none in stock... he just wanted to plug in my insurance card number in person... he didn't even bother to check before I walked in. Turns out he admitted that when I called, he hadn't actually checked if any was in stock..."

"There’s a female pharmacist that shouldn’t be in the medical profession, that’s working here, as many others noted. The other pharmacists are mostly ok (1, is pleasant & understanding). If you try and call to have a question answered you need to dedicate 20+ mins & a glass of wine to keep you patient. Avoid unless absolutely necessary. If you come here on the weekends — forget about it!! - save yourself the struggle."

"Update: was on hold for over an hour. Called back to try and connect again and they hung up on me. I will be using a different pharmacy from here on out. DO NOT UTILIZE THIS PHARMACY IF YOU NEED MEDICATION IN A TIMELY MANNER! I use this pharmacy as it is the nearest one to where I live and also is my grocery store. But, I have found it increasingly more and more difficult to ever get a pharmacist to answer the phone. It's very difficult to re-order my prescriptions and I have also found that the last three times I've gone to pick up my prescription, despite having made a note that I need the name brand product, they don't tell me until I arrive that it's the generic. They then tell me that it will be multiple days before they can get the correct item so they've had to send me elsewhere to pick up the correct medication. I think I may need to just switch pharmacies altogether to avoid this cycle."

"Unreliable service. I recommend people use a different pharmacy service. They never have prescriptions or vaccines ready. This includes situations when making an appointment for a vaccine."