Walgreens

"The main issue with this store is that it's understaffed. Online orders more often than not end up getting cancelled, likely because the staff doesn't fill them in time, and they run out of stock. A couple of cashiers are extremely grumpy and inept; there are also others who make up for it by being dilligent. It's the luck of the draw whom you get to help with your order."

"I’m epileptic, and they have screwed up on my dosage for Ativan twice now. And I’ve noticed only because I’ve started to check the pill code. Who knows how many other times they’ve messed it up. When I go to get my klonopin, they only have the .5mg dosage ready and literally forget about the .25mg when my medication list clearly states what I need. I’ve had panic attacks that wouldn’t stop due to how they gave me half the dosage my neurologist wrote of Ativan. They give me .5mg instead of 1mg of Ativan. I shouldn’t have to count my meds and check the code to double check the dosage they give me. From being on anti epileptic meds for 23 years, this pharmacy is THE WORST!"

"Went into the pharmacy for my Covid booster + flu shot. Honestly, I understand that times are hard, and many places are short staffed. The staff behind the pharmacy counter were clearly doing the best they could with them obviously being short staffed. With that being said, the wait time was pretty outrageous. For my appointment at 12:30, I wasn't seen until ~1:15. On top of that, the "Doctor" (not sure if that was her actual title) that administered the vaccines was quite unprofessional. Upon exiting the pharmacy, she announced "I don't know who is first" while holding the containers holding what I assume to be all of the vaccines that were to be delivered to those of us waiting. Since I had been waiting there the longest, I said myself. I was then brought to the little box where the vaccine would be administered. The door was not shut, and the Doctor did not change her gloves through the process of exiting the pharmacy to the point of my leaving- I'm getting ahead of myself. The first shot was fine, however the second made an audible air bubbling noise as it came to the end of the shot. The Doctor then made an audible "Oop!" and quickly removed the needle from my arm. Now, I am not a medical personnel, but I do know that air is not meant to do anywhere in the body that isn't the lungs. Thankfully it seems that a blood vessel was not hit, as that would be quite concerning. Overall, I am more than certain that I will be sticking to getting my vaccines at Safeway or CVS. Don't waste your time getting one here, as you will be spending more time then you expect and possibly getting air in your arm."

"I came here to test out the photo printing and the clerk was super helpful and on the ball. The rest of the store seemed a bit scarce (maybe due to Covid?), and a little out of sorts. There is a bunch of yellow tags on discounted goods. And you can find much of what you might need at a typical Walgreens. It’s a bit hard to find the store because the Walgreens sign is hidden behind a gas station depending on which direction you are driving. Here’s some pics!"