Walgreens

"I come in and out as this is the closet store I live too, great customer service, especially to the employees Corey Gracie and crista, Jeffery, possibly the best manager/shift lead ive met, amazing friends, great people they deserve a raise!"

"Way way way to slow! Needed my bp meds filled and even a day later they were still “running behind” which is ridiculous. Moving to CVS."

"Store is nice inside however I normally just pick up medicine in the drive thru and with kids and being a mom with 3 kids it's easy to swing past the drive thru but since the covid testing they stated we no longer can use the drive thru for prescriptions making it a challenge to drag out a double stroller and a toddler to go inside a stand until someone decides to assist us. And Everytime I have ever called this location I am on hold for ever or no one ever answers. I have always used cvs pharmacy but Walgreens is so much closer. Just moved all my stuff back to CVS."

"The Hurricane Walgreens provides excellent customer service! ...usually. I’m taking away one star because there are a few workers here who seem too preoccupied by other aspects of their lives to smile or greet the customers... Or perhaps they simply don’t like their jobs: I understand Walgreens makes their cashiers stock the shelves while waiting for non-pharmacy customers to check out. While I’m sure this saves the company labor costs by making one person do two jobs, it creates a negative environment for the customer, and I’m sure the employees aren’t big fans of it either. The customer usually needs to get the attention of another Walgreens associate or flag down the cashier/stocker who is generally less than pleased to see someone needs cashed out while they’re busy stocking. During slow hours (if those even exist—this location is constantly busy) I can understand cashiers stocking certain items, especially things behind the counter like cigarettes, but a cashier stocking candy and greeting cards 4 aisles away from the register is pretty ridiculous when you consider 99% of the time there’s only 1 cashier working. Clearly they’re stretching their help too thin. Not to mention the loss prevention issue at hand. I was standing at the front for around 5 minutes before searching for the cashier, which is not an issue to wait, but is certainly enough time for someone to walk out the front door without paying. Perhaps stop spreading your help so thin and they would have a more pleasant attitude about their job, you might have less stuff stolen off your shelves too."

"The pharmacy use to be amazing until they brought over the Rite Aid staff. They have slowed things down considerably and they don't remember you as a return customer where the Walgreen's staff does. If they tell you it will be an hour be prepared to wait 2 or 3."