Walgreens

"Some were nice but most employees were very rude and unhelpful. Products were used and spilt."

"I go to Walgreens often and love the people who work there. They are great and always happy to see me. Both the store and pharmacy are great. I definitely recommend this store."

"Allowing a non working service dog into your store when it’s clearly stated only service dogs is not ok! It’s becoming a serious problem for those who need service dogs- this dog was dirty, pulling on the retractable leash and was not focusing on its owner. When I asked an employee what could be done they said dogs were allowed inside (not true) and that they couldn’t ask the women if it was a sd (also not true) you can ask is it a service dog and what tasks is it trained to perform. I’m beyond annoyed and upset stores keep letting people break the law and continue causing distractions for legitimate sd teams!"

"Over the summer in the middle of semi-lockdown, a nice way to get exercise and out of the house was to stroll to Walgreens. I probably bought as many calories (via Hershey's bars: I have a weakness for milk chocolate) as I burned, but boy, was out worth it! It's an okay Walgreens, at far as Walgreens go."

"Horrifying. Instead of addressing one simple question about over-the-counter medicine for a sick toddler they made me stand in line for 15 minutes and then turned me away because “we can’t answer any questions on what’s best for you”. They they showed me the “covid 19 vaccination” window and said someone will help me there. Another 15 minutes, no one showed up. I asked a store worker/cashier if anyone could answer a simple question or if I could talk to a supervisor, and the answer was “sorry, I don’t know, you can’t, no one can answer any questions.” Another 15 minutes in line because only one cashier was working. Paid my 9 bucks and left without the medicine I was looking for. The most terrible customer service I’ve had so far. But hard to argue with oligopolies like Walgreens and CVS. They own the pharmacy market."