Walgreens

"Pharmacy tech couldn't have been any ruder. I've not had terrible experiences there, but after the way Andrew (claimed to be the pharmacy manager) treated me there today I will not be back. I transferred my prescription while still in line. The store employees are nice, just not the pharmacy."

"If I could give this location less than 0 stars I would. You wait for over 15 minutes for someone to answer. No one in the entire pharmacy unit is competent, whatsoever. Nor is anyone friendly or remotely interested in pretending to enjoy their job. They let me go over a week without a medication, claiming it was out of stock and have done so many times. I usually use independently owned pharmacies since I was a licensed technician in one before, but since moving I used bigger chains for easier access. However, this Walgreens did it in for me. Never again."

"The service was terrible it was about six technicians and a pharmacist all they doing was playing joking around. Took my 83 year Mother’s ER prescriptions there @ around about 11am still didn’t have it ready before they closed now my mother has to suffer through her illness longer due the lack of concern of this pharmacy I will never use them again. And I will be contacting management. They were also are very unprofessional!"

"Do not fill your prescriptions here unless you wanted to be spoken to like a dog. I understand being understaffed, but the day I tried to fill a prescription they had FIVE people behind the counter and were still incredibly rude. I had to come inside and sit and wait with mother who had been released from the hospital and hour before. I have NEVER encountered the level of rudeness at a drug store that the woman working the window managed to achieve."

"This location is horrendously understaffed. It was bad enough a few years ago when the Rite Aid across the street closed down, now the CVS on Govt/Broad has closed down. At this point you may need to clear hours from your schedule if you need a refill or just have a question. FORGET about calling; you will not get through, and if you go in person wear comfortable shoes because you will be in line a LONG time. Then expect rude treatment because the too-small pharmacy team is clearly overwhelmed. I don't blame them for being stressed but at the same time it's stressful being worried about having your family's medical needs in question and having a frowning face snapping at you and showing no empathy whatsoever. By the way, the influx of prescription patients from the other stores shutting down also means there are more people buying snacks, household goods etc., and there's another long line, because there is almost always just one cashier (despite multiple registers). YOU'RE GETTING TONS OF BUSINESS, STORE OWNER. CONSIDER OFFERING A DECENT-ENOUGH WAGE TO ATTRACT SOME APPLICANTS FOR POSITIONS THAT NEED FILLING."