Walgreens

"ATTN: Google users Disgraceful crowdsourced ratings don’t lie! 2.3/5 is embarrassingly low, but unfortunately it is an overstatement of the service quality that you can expect from contracting with this business. My experience over a 5 year period with hundreds of prescriptions filled for family members of various ages (1-40) with many different medical conditions has been a constant and utter disappointment. I doubt that you can find a worse rated pharmacy in a 100 mile radius. If you care about your health or the health of your children, you should avoid this pharmacy."

"Best experience I have had at a Walgreens pharmacy. Instead of the typical it will be a few hours to count 30 pills. The lady smiled and said she thinks we can count those really quickly. Within 2 minutes I was out the door with my script."

"I recently was diagnosed diabetic, and had to spend a couple of days in ICU. Upon being discharged, my doc called in my prescriptions to this Walgreens. Being newly diagnosed I was extremely nervous about having my prescriptions on time specifically my insulin. We gave them all day long as I was discharged around 11 AM. Finally, I had a good friend advise me to switch over to Collier’s. I called ahead and Collier’s confirmed that they could fill my prescription immediately. I pulled back through Walgreens window, letting them know I would need to switch over my prescriptions to Collier’s and the tech looked at me and said “ok, whatever, it’s only going to take you longer to get your prescriptions”. I’m not sure what’s going on at this pharmacy but it’s pretty obvious that everyone is miserable."

"The pharmacy is completely understaffed and needs two pharmacists instead of one along with the techs that come with another pharmacist. Apparently they work through their lunches and management knows it's an issue but corporate is the bottleneck to fix this. That's bananas! You can't overwork someone that fills your medications, take days to fill them and expect the customer to trust their prescriptions are filled and monitored safely. This is not just an issue for the employees but the patients! It's faster to just request a medication transfer to a different pharmacy. But not Walgreens apparently because it's not just this store. Just go to a different company."

"The pharmacy is not worth your time. I had to call for days to make sure my meds were filled. The pharmacy staff, which only has one pharmacist at a time and they noted that as a daily issue because they only hire more support staff if there's another doctor on duty, have to do drive-thru and in store COVID tests along with their daily duties. My meds took 4 days to fill and I waited over an hour and a half in line to get my meds when they were ready. I asked what I can do to get my meds faster next time and the store recommended getting my meds transferred to a different company. Other patients apparently tried transferring prescriptions to this store because the other Walgreens they tried were going through the same thing. Apparently it's not just an issue at this Walgreens store but across the country through some research of my own. If I can't trust my meds to be filled pretty like a normal pharmacy, how can I trust there not to be mistakes made regarding my and other people's healthcare?"