Walgreens Pharmacy

"I went in to get a decongestant/expectorant. The pharmacy aide tried her best to help me find one, but she didn't know the inventory. She did a smart thing in most circumstances, she asked the pharmacist for help. He had been standing there on the phone while his employee and a customer, standing in the store, were trying to find something. He pointed out that the only thing they had was a $25 pack of a brand name items. He never offered other generic medications which could be used. He never even spoke to me other than to say that's all they had. I left. The aide tried her best, but not knowing the inventory like the pharmacist, she didn't want to recommend the wrong items. Nor could she confidently suggest other substitutes. If the Walgreens prefers NOT to deal with customers in store and doesn't want my business, no problem. There are MANY other places I, and others, can go."

"Pharmacy is always at lunch or closes early. I don’t know about you but I work for living and can’t come during normal business hours."

"Worse than horrible customer service and wait times. Dismal depressing dark corner where ppl line up down an entire aisle blocking shoppers."

"The pharmacy at this location is known to defraud insurance carriers and customers alike, as it charges for COVID tests that it doesn't actually perform. 0 stars. Also very rude. I got the 2 hour test. It has now been 1500 hours. No follow-up or anything from anyone. But they remembered to bill my insurance right away. See how that works?"

"Pharmacist tries to take and throw away my medicine after a drug recall where instead I should be sending it back and getting $60 a box refund so the pharmacist would have thrown away $120 had I listened to her advice. Walgreens didn’t notify me other than a random phone call and then when I went in to tell them my medicine was recalled they said I should’ve been receiving a letter. No letters were sent out by Walgreens I did get a letter from CVS which I brought in to show them and the only compensation they said was that they would take the medicine back and throw it away for me. So I called the number on the CVS letter to the company that manufactures the drug And they told me to send the drug back and I’ll get $60 per 30 day supply. I had four boxes so that’s $120 refund that Walgreens told me nothing about. The pharmacist was going to take the medicine from me and throw it away. So if you have a medicine recall I would contact the manufacture because Walgreens is terrible and will not help you at all."