QFC Pharmacy,

4550 42nd Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98116, United States

"After another horrible encounter I am now switching pharmacies. Do yourself a favor and take your business elsewhere. The staff have become rude and unprofessional! This location’s pharmacy has really gone down hill. Trying to get someone on the line is almost impossible and then when you do they don’t want to help. They are rude, miscommunicate, there’s delays, long waits, constantly out of meds and take several delivery cycles before they actually get it in, asking for id when not needed for the type of med. I’ve also even been overcharged for meds when none of my info or coverage has changed and then I’m charged normal the next time. Not sure what’s happening here but management needs to get it under control. This impacts people’s health."

"At drop off station A.R. lack customer services skills by talking at me, demanding my answers to black or white so much she corrected what my response was to fit how she wanted to hear it. Gave 2 stars bc I thought her purple hair was cool. Wonder if she is new to this store, this was a first with how I was treated at this pharmacy. Overall, as a poc, I have been watched as well when I shop at this location. Going to switch for next prescription to be filled."

"Watched a pharmacy tech walk through the store without a mask on. She proceeded to go back to the pharmacy, behind the counter, and start working, without a mask. I asked the pharmacist what was up with that, and the pharmacist literally just said nothing. If this place cares so little about employees taking 5 seconds to put a mask on inside a grocery store, around medication that may be for sensitive people, what does that say about the quality and care of the rest of their work."

"This is the BEST pharmacy team you can ever hope for! Michael will have you memorized the 2nd time you come in for your prescription, and Alex can do about 50 things at once. I am so grateful to have found these folks! Thank you!"

"Be Careful And Check Your Prescriptions I usually have a simple enough time going here, but the last time I filled my prescription, the pharmacist mixed my pills up with someone else's and nearly sent me home with something which could have seriously harmed me; the only thing which prevented this was that the computer wouldn't allow her to complete the sale, realizing that the pills didn't match the ticket. "Oh! Someone must have put the wrong medication under your label" isn't acceptable when it comes to medications. Sorry, but I only get one body (until we replace our aging husks with cybernetic endoskeletons). It's not like pharmacists make minimum wage and are treated poorly. If my health is in your hands, I really do expect more from you."