Walgreens

"Came in for a photo order. Was told the photo person arrives at 8 and it would be ready at 810/815. Came in. And the photo person was not informed by the person who spoke with me that the order was waiting. And so when I got there it was not ready and then a sparky remark was made that it was ordered this morning or something when I ordered it last night. I was late for work due to having to wait longer. Terrible. The actual photo tech was nice but the other woman who helped me was not helpful at all and honestly rude about it."

"I don't understand all the low ratings. I've never had an issue at this Walgreens. My prescriptions are always on time, they always answer my questions and address my concerns, the people are friendly and very helpful; and, I can also pick up any last minute necessities here. Keep up the good work! Many mahalos."

"Cashier Eric at the Kailua Store was very friendly and helpful. Great Customer Service! He made my shopping a breeze being that I had to do a few transactions in order to use my coupons."

"As I was leaving the store with my reusable shopping tote bag, the cashier started shouting at me that I have to pay for what I am taking, that I am stealing. I was not stealing anything. I have made many purchases from Walgreens throughout Hawaii and online over the years & I (nor does anyone) deserve this type of treatment. I don't think this particular cashier works here anymore, but I would beware shopping here or else you could get falsely accused of a crime."

"I decided to change my review. Most of the employees at this Walgreens are so nice. They never treat me differently. They’re kind people however, the lack of empathy and compassion among medical professionals on this island is appalling. Not only do I have no control over the fact that I’m having a hard time getting my drivers license back there’s always something new but I have a picture of the front and the back of my current drivers license that is clearly meet the back of it and it can be scanned, I asked strangers, and I had to sit there and humiliate myself. When I finally found someone to help me, her drivers license was expired, and I pled with the pharmacist. It was clear he could not care less if I lived or died. That’s what staying sober is… life and death. He was just cold about it. Unfortunately I need help staying strong until I can do it on my own. I did find someone at the last minute but I am at war with people who think it’s OK to treat other human beings with such contempt prior to investigation I declare war."