Walgreens 225 East Roosevelt Road, Lombard, IL 60148

"Called the pharmacy a few times to ask if they had a medication in stock. Each time I call and wait through the stupid phone tree messages, they don’t answer the phone or say anything. The just put the call directly on hold. What the hell kind of service is that?"

"The pharmacy’s hours, closing at 8pm on weekdays and 5pm weekends, are incredibly inconvenient and a major problem when needing to quickly fill prescriptions that get sent here. It would be better to not have a pharmacy than one with such limited hours."

"I use the pharmacy here. The staff is wonderful but they need more people on each shift. I have a question and I was on hold for over 10 minutes. I hung up. Walgreens Management get them more help."

"I got in line for the pharmacy at 7:30 and got to the window at 8:03. The lady said they were closed and I said I’ve been waiting in line for 30 minutes. She rolled her eyes and asked for my last name. I have a two part last name, I said the first one and she responded with “it’s not ready for pick up yet” like maam how would u possibly know that if I hadn’t finished telling you my last name. I swear to god all Walgreens employees hate their lives. Maybe if you guys didn’t take 30 minutes to get three peoples medication you wouldn’t be rushing to leave on time. This is your job you get paid to be there do better. Save yourself the time and go to the cvs down the block"

"Title: Shockingly Disrespectful Experience – A New Low for Walgreens I recently had an experience at Walgreens that I simply cannot keep to myself. Let me walk you through the circus that unfolded during my attempt to purchase a few simple items – eye drops, to be precise. Now, before you think this is just another run-of-the-mill review, let me assure you, it's anything but ordinary. I waltzed into the store with a sense of optimism, ready to grab my three eye drops and make use of a $2 coupon on each. You'd think this would be a straightforward transaction, right? Oh, how wrong I was. The coupon, mind you, didn't whisper a single word about any limits. And the shelf? It didn't bother to mention any restrictions either. But brace yourself for the punchline – the store personnel, in their infinite wisdom, decided that they didn't feel like honoring the coupon for all three items. What a novel interpretation of the word "coupon"! But hold on, it gets better. I mustered the courage to approach the "manager," a title that apparently comes with a bonus package of rudeness and loud disrespect. I showed him the coupon, the very same one that seemed to have undergone a magical transformation in his eyes. Suddenly, there was a limit, hidden away in the fine print of a parallel dimension, I suppose. When I showed him the digital version of the coupon – surprise, surprise – no mention of any restrictions there either. You'd think logic and evidence would be my allies, right? But no, not in Walgreens Wonderland. Our hero of a manager, in all his wisdom, offered me a choice – I could either pay full price or escalate the matter to the corporate office. Such grace, such finesse, such an exemplary representation of customer service! I'm torn between applauding his sheer audacity and shaking my head at the sheer absurdity of it all. You know, I wasn't after the $2 discount as much as I was after a sliver of respect and a sprinkle of professionalism. But I guess that's just too much to ask from this particular Walgreens outpost. If you're searching for an unforgettable shopping experience that leaves you questioning your life choices, I implore you, look no further. Walgreens has truly outdone themselves. In conclusion, dear readers, if you're seeking a good laugh or a profound lesson in how not to treat customers, make a beeline for Walgreens. Their employees have clearly been trained in the art of turning a routine transaction into a cringe-worthy spectacle. As for me, I'll be taking my business – and my sanity – elsewhere. Kudos, Walgreens, for setting a new standard in customer dissatisfaction. Bravo!"