Walgreens

"Pharmacist was a complete A-hole when they ran out of my prescription and was rude about me filling it at Walmart until they got it back in stock."

"Walgreens not only bought out and immediately closed our pharmacy, but they never gave clients any notice or directions in how to handle their prescriptions, gave every single person in a long line the run around on transferring medications to a preferred pharmacy, ignored phone calls and randomly closed pharmacy at random hours with no warning or heads up. The pharmacist was also extremely rude to talk to. They will NEVER receive any of mine or my families business, EVER."

"This place is an absolute joke, they were going to charge me 2000 dollars for my antipsychotic that costs 20 dollars elsewhere. Jason was super rude the pharmacy is not run by good people."

"one of the worst walgreens i have been to. this worker was very rude and completely ignored me and then continued to walk away and not answer my question. he got very disrespectful because i asked where i am supposed to pick up a pick up order because i was not sure if i was supposed to wait in the long line or pick it up next to the registers. then when i tried to ask if they stop doing curbside at certain times, he walked away and ignored me."

"Disrespectful staff and not much done about it. My father unexpectedly passed away last week, so I recently had many pictures of him printed here to use on picture boards at his funeral. When I went to pay for them I noticed that about 15 pictures were blurry with a red and blue tint on them. I said something to the employee and he proceeded to blame it on my phone and then on how the photos came into the “system.” After going back and forth, he agreed to reprint them. We waited there for 30 minutes without anyone saying anything to us about the reprints, but this was not the problem. The problem was when two other employees started talking about the reprints in front of us. Then one of them, named Emery, started looking through the blurry pictures and he rolled his eyes and shook his head as if I was causing such a big stink about asking for reprints. Mind you, I stayed silent while waiting and never gave any attitude about the blurry pictures. I then told them that I didn’t care about the reprints anymore and I asked to speak to a manager. A shift lead, named Jack, claimed to be the manager and somewhat laughed it off when I told him what Emery had just done. He said, “Okay, I will talk to him about his eyes.” Clearly Jack, the “manager,” was not too concerned about his employee’s behavior. All they did was partially refund me for the blurry pictures and send me on my way. I didn’t even want the refund- I just wanted decent pictures for my dad’s funeral. In summation, what a terrible customer service experience I had while still grieving the loss of my father. I was not mass printing photos of the same man for fun. The photos were being mass printed of the same man for his damn funeral, but apparently asking for reprints of 15 pictures was a little too demanding on my part."