Walgreens Pharmacy,

4468 Stone Way N, Seattle, WA 98103, United States

"just got off the phone and the pharmacist lied to me. said he did not have access to other location's stock. He tried to hang up and I had to say, Please, I am asking for help. Why was my normal walgreens able to refer me there due to the stock they saw on hand in their system. He put me on hold, came back and gave me numbers to call because the system was showing in stock. I said, to be clear, you were dishonest with me about your system. He said, no I just told you I couldn't guarantee it. He was rude. Showed zero empathy and should not be interacting with folks that need help."

"I come here for my Western Union transfers and the employees are always so nice and helpful, I go out of my way to come here just for the good customer service."

"Head pharmacist was acting like he was high on uppers. I was so sketched out that I almost walked out, but it was the only day I could afford to feel sick after getting the covid vaccine. I can't stop thinking about how strange he was acting, and how angry I was to be left in this position. He was extremely rude, jumpy, and unprofessional. Do not go here."

"Prescriptions are always delayed and we are told last minute (when we have already run out) when our prescription is out of stock. It seems like this isn't the fault of the people working there, rather Walgreens not staffing this location properly."

"I’ve been really upset with this Walgreens for some time now. They frequently miss the deadline for refilling my prescription. But recently, I ran into a problem that got me so angry, I had to write this review. Fellas: the pharmacists here straight up LIE. Scenario: my medication was out of stock due to a national backorder. They instruct me to call back to check every week or so. So I called. She checks the safe. She finds they have 3 doses left. Yay! I ask if I can pick it up. The person puts me on hold to ask the pharmacist. Then she comes back and says, “Actually we don’t have any.” She Refused to give me a reason why. I assume that she is telling a lie. A few days later, I call again, as instructed. The phone rings for 30 minutes. No one picks up. I’m experiencing severe withdrawal symptoms, so I’m desperate. I walk in in-person. When I asked if they had my medication in stock – any dosage would do – Ruby and the pharmacist insisted it was against protocol to “open the safe” unless I had an active prescription for that specific dosage. I know this is a lie because I called 15 other pharmacies –Walgreens included. All of them told me what they had in stock, even without an active prescription. To make matters worse, this conversation was handled very unprofessionally. Ruby was not able to articulate a coherent reason. She just said, “You can tell how this conversation is going,” or “You can imagine how this could be abused,” without actually telling me why. I don’t think it’s right for medical professionals to hand-wave away patient’s concerns. Walgreens, please restaff this branch. This pharmacy is centrally located in a high-traffic place. lots of people rely on these pharmacists to get medication they need. You can’t have people like this handling something so important."