Walgreens,

515 Carlyle Ave, Belleville, IL 62221, United States

"Always a hard time to get my medication they never have it in stock and its always a hassel to get it when i need my meds within a few days they go over getting it and its so hard to get the medicine because theres always a line"

"Doctor called a prescription in to this location and we waited two days for it. We finally got a call saying it was ready for pick up. We drove 30 minutes there just for them to say that they ordered too much of it and therefore can give us any because it’s more than what the doctor ordered. This forced us to have to drive 20 minutes to another Walgreens and wait in their queue for almost an hour. This should be an extremely simple process and has been terrible for us who need it for our one year old."

"Regardless of how busy the pharmacy is, they're always kind, caring, and compassionate and have my meds ready. Super thankful for them! Never fail me. Went in last night after forgetting my medicine right at closing time and the sweet girl working drive thru took me anyway:)"

"I like to shop here. I gave 4 stars this time just because a few aisles were difficult to go through. It seemed like they were stocking shelves and stopped but left the items in the way. The store offers a lot of services, fair prices and fast, friendly service. If it isnt cluttered next time I go, I will give a 5 star rating."

"Pharmacy doesn't close for lunch or have a window to shut on peoples faces. 90 days prescription are preferred by some insurances and they will ask for it to be filled as such or do mail order. Only time anyone is asked to go to the 24 hour store is if a prescription is dropped of two minutes before close or a doctor calls it in that late. Also some issues that happen aren't because the pharmacy is too busy or unhelpful. Their hands are tied but doctors offices and insurance. They are just the middle man, folks don't understand that and blame the people behind the counter. They cant make meds appear out of thin air. And just for the record. Think ahead before you run out of meds Don't you blame others for your mistake or no fault of their own."