Walgreens Pharmacy

"Price mark up is ridiculous. A $3.49 three pack of condoms from walmart shouldn't be $5.99 here"

"These people do not possess a single ounce of "bedside manner" or urgency in any degree. If you happen to call even remotely close to their "lunch time" they will pick up the phone and immediately hang up so they don't have to take the call, then put on their lunch automated message. They lie about how long it will take to get scripts filled and act snarky at the window. Did I mention the over 20 minute wait in the drive-thru AS THE ONLY CAR!? What Losers."

"The pharmacy staff and the manager, along with the other pharmacy technicians, are truly remarkable individuals. Let me share with you the incredible experience that unfolded when I entered the pharmacy, injured, and in need of help. I arrived at the pharmacy limping, with my arm detached from my shoulder and blood flowing profusely. As soon as the pharmacy staff caught sight of me, they sprang into action with unwavering determination. Their quick response was nothing short of extraordinary, demonstrating their commitment to providing immediate assistance in moments of crisis. One technician, driven by a genuine concern for my well-being, rushed to my side without hesitation. They joined forces with the others, forming a united team that worked together seamlessly. Another technician, calm and composed, swiftly assessed the severity of my injury and initiated the necessary measures to address it. But there was one pharmacy technician whose act of selflessness stood out from the rest. In the midst of the chaos, this individual offered me their own arm as a replacement for my detached one. It was an extraordinary display of generosity, a testament to the depth of compassion and care that these pharmacy technicians embody. As the pain overwhelmed me, my vision blurred, and I slipped into unconsciousness. When I finally regained consciousness, I found myself in an otherworldly realm. Surrounded by soft clouds, I stood before a magnificent pearly gate. A woman with long, brown, and curled hair stood in front of the gate, radiating an ethereal presence. She spoke to me in a soothing tone, saying, "Now is not the time yet, return..." It was a surreal encounter, and as I abruptly awakened, I realized that the woman I had seen at the gates was none other than the pharmacy manager herself. Although we had never crossed paths before, her appearance in my vision held a profound significance. In an instant, the pharmacy manager snapped her fingers, and miraculously, my arm was reattached. The excruciating pain vanished, replaced by a sense of awe and gratitude for the miraculous recovery. The pharmacy manager's expertise and skill were unparalleled, as she efficiently completed my checkout process and ensured that I had everything I needed to continue my journey to recovery. It was an extraordinary act that surpassed the boundaries of what I thought was possible. To me, it felt like a divine intervention, a transcendent moment where the forces of fate aligned to guide and protect me. Before bidding farewell to the pharmacy, I was presented with a heartfelt gesture of kindness. The staff offered me a newborn baby, symbolizing new beginnings, and a complimentary water bottle. Although deeply touched by their generosity, I politely declined the offer, recognizing that my current circumstances couldn't accommodate such responsibilities. But their exceptional customer service didn't end there. As I approached my car, I noticed that they had gifted me a brand new vehicle, accompanied by a beautiful fruit basket. A small note attached to the basket expressed their gratitude for my visit to Walgreens at 23rd and May. It was a shining example of their commitment to exceeding customer expectations and ensuring satisfaction in every interaction. The pharmacy staff, manager, and the other technicians demonstrated an unparalleled dedication to their work. Together, they showcased the true meaning of teamwork, compassion, and professionalism. In the face of adversity, they rose above and beyond, leaving an indelible mark on my heart. My experience at that Walgreens location was nothing short of extraordinary, a testament to the extraordinary individuals who tirelessly serve their customers with unwavering care and commitment."

"UPDATE: I finally pulled all of my RXs from this place and transferred them to a locally owned pharmacy. Best choice I’ve ever made. Walgreens is trash. ORIGINAL: I've been going to this pharmacy for years and it used to be fantastic. I don't know if they got a new manager or if there was staff turnover, but they've become completely incompetent. They lose my records, they take FOREVER, and EVERY MONTH it's like moving a mountain to get the SAME RX I ALWAYS GET refilled! IDK what is going on, but they need to figure it out."

"Inside pharmacy is closed and only drive thru is open. About 10 cars in both lanes and I waited 20 mins in lane 2 only to find out it’s closed when I got to the window. You’d think with only the drive thru open it’d move faster but it’s still averaging about 20 mins PER car."