Walgreens 1609 Kenwood Avenue, Duluth, MN 55811

"I just called the pharmacy at Walgreens to check on a prescription I have been waiting on for over a month now. As I was waiting to be transferred and for the phone to ring, I cleared my throat. ONCE. As I finish clearing my throat someone answers the phone, "Walgreens" and I say "Hello, I was just calling to check on a prescription" and she answers back, incredibly rudely, "If you're going to clear your throat like that, you absolutely need to pull the phone away from your mouth. You cleared your throat and not only was it just super loud, it was to the point of causing me physical pain to my ears. You can not ever do something like that again. Just a lesson you need to learn, word to the wise, but no hard feelings hopefully......" then pauses as I am supposed to take the conversation from there. I have not been treated that rudely by customer service in a long time and am very upset that she made this a priority and took the time to lecture me, when I was just calling for a prescription update. Very rude."

"I had the BEST experience printing pictures here. So good I needed to leave a review. They were so nice and incredibly fast and offered the best customer service. Joe (I believe was his name) was one of the best workers I’ve ever met. If Joe’s boss is reading this, he deserves a raise!! Keep that guy as long as you can!! Happy Holidays!"

"The pharmacy here is pathetic. My insurance was canceled by mistake by the morons at the county health office, and instead of trying to be helpful the pharmacy simply refused to give me the “free” vaccines they had advertised outside on a huge sandwich board. Not one bit helpful. Did zero to try and fix the problem. Will NEVER use Walgreens ever again. Trash company, trash employees."

"I went in to buy a few items, and walked up to the main check-out. The cashier (dressed in street clothes and no name tag) told me he was closing his register and that he wouldn't help me. I asked if the people in the pharmacy were open, and if they would ring me up. He ignored me and refused to speak. I went to the back and got great service. Upon walking out the front, I noticed the cashier was helping someone else. I said "Oh, you got your register working!" He said "Guess so and laughed." I asked him his name, and after thinking about it for a few minutes he came up with Ronald. I went back to the pharmacy to verify the teenagers name, and they had no idea. They grabbed me a "manager" and he refused to tell me the teens name, either. I said "Ronald," and then he said "Yeah that's his name." Incredible, absolutely incredible"