Walgreens

"OMG!! How can I order copies of these pictures"

"The pharmacy tech with black hair always remembers me and always make my life a little easier, She is a amazing employee and deserves a raise!"

"I like this store but there app is HORRIBLE. You can not get reception in the store so when you try to use digital coupons you can’t bring them up on your phone! So what’s the use?? The store is always clean and good deals on reduced items. The pharmacist was very helpful."

"Stopped into the store to get something for my sore leg muscle. A kind lady showed me where I needed to look and suggested that if I needed help to ask the pharmacist, so I did. The pharmacist, black hair and glasses(didn’t get her name) asked what meds I was on. I pulled out a list and she pointed to one and said that’s why I asked. Most of the muscle ointments have aspirin in them. Who knew!! She was very kind, helpful and knowledgeable! She got what I needed and I was on my way. 10 stars for her!"

"The female pharmacist with glasses and black hair is rude and unhelpful. Went to get a flu shot, mandated by work. I explained at the front desk I would need a lot number and expiration date annotated on the receipt. Check in was with a different person who was very courteous. The technician who administered the shot became paranoid and said I should fill out a form if I want the two numbers I asked for. She did eventually write down the info but made sure to tell me that if THEY (my workplace) ever send anyone else over for a vaccine she would not write down any info for them. Why is a lot number something that shouldn’t be disclosed? I did get the flu vaccine, right? Or should I not ask about what’s injected in my body? I was puzzled by how snippy she became just because I asked for something that took 5 seconds. She had the info on the tray she was holding. Very disappointed in the treatment. I was wearing a service uniform and didn’t expect special treatment for it but it’s almost as if my uniform ticked her off. Many apologies for inconveniencing you so terribly, ma’am!"