King Soopers Pharmacy 9551 South University Boulevard, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126

"Pharmacist Victoria is amazing. She always gives me tips on on my medicine or any injuries. They reach out to me as needed to inform me of medications. Off all the pharmacies I have used they have been the most useful and knowledgable. They truly seam to care."

"My husband and I moved to Highlands Ranch in Sept, 2023. On average we fill 4 prescriptions monthly. We’ve never had a problem. All the staff have been consistently professional & friendly. An example is Molly. Given how busy this pharmacy is, it is very possible that what customers deem as rudeness is more likely a quick response from the staff to questions rather than a patient and lengthy explanation."

"worst pharmacy ever. pharmacist are rude and have you waiting around without saying anything. never have the prescriptions you need and try to get you to go to the hospital pharmacy which i know that’s not the case for a canker sore medicine. will never be taking my prescriptions to them. i should’ve learned the first time. THEY SUCK"

"The staff at this pharmacy have been consistently rude any time I have filled a prescription. I have had rude comments made about my prescriptions. I have been cut off mid sentence while explaining why I am calling. I have been blatantly ignored by all staff while waiting to get my prescription. Truely, remarkably terrible service. For a team of people there to help others it is clear they have no interest in doing so."

"I deal with doctors, medical assistants and healthcare professionals on a weekly basis due to having rheumatoid arthritis, two different forms of lupus, Raynaud’s disease, Sjogren’s, scoliosis and a rare neurological disorder that makes basic day-to-day activities sometimes difficult. There is an employee at this pharmacy location named Shelby who enjoys playing a bully to the battered and who holds an uncanny skill of making customers feel even worse than before, when they’re already unwell. She is in a state of perpetual exasperation when asked to refill a bottle of pills and has treated me and my husband the same way—both on the phone and in person. The friendlier team members who work at the same location are unfortunately overshadowed by the unprofessional and unwelcoming nature of this particular individual. When a person is sick, sleep deprived, in pain, or anxious for possible upcoming scans and tests, kindness from a pharmacy team member can make all the difference in the world. Anyone who’s been sick in their life can tell you it’s a lonely experience, and that feeling of being ostracized is even more pronounced when dealing with workers like Shelby who make one feel not only like an inconvenience but a blurred number among many. No one chooses a life of disease or disability. And what if someone grappling with a new diagnosis calls in and happens to be struggling with suicidal thoughts? Where is the grace and compassion for hurting humans in need of help? I would strongly recommend members of the ranch community in need of a safe dependable pharmacy to look elsewhere and save themselves the grief or any hurt feelings. Kindness is free but priceless. And so powerful."