Walmart Pharmacy

Guy Bradshaw

These folks are the best. They take time to explain things to you if you have any questions. Friendly and fast service.

Rebecca Woodruff

The pharmacy department said they closed for lunch at 1:30. I got there at 1:15. The pharmacy is closed. Ok I came 40 mins away to wait another 30 mins or so?? I have a lot going with health issues and trying to work 2 jobs. I'm just trying to help someone that lives 3 mins away that is very sick.

Steven Bullard

Called to refill medication my 85 year old father is out of (he is in Charlotte and unable to refil his meds and I am in Washington) 10 minutes before close at 700. Tech is kindly going over his other 4 medicines with me so can refil the other meds he is eligible to refil to prevent him from running out of one that could potentially cause him to stroke out if he runs out. By time done it is 706 and I am then informed that is now too late to place the order and pay for the refills . Apparently the pharmacist turned off the computer (perhaps it automatically cut off but sounded like it was volitional on part of pharmacist). Asked me to call back tomorrow. As I am usually working without lunch or other break from between 9 and 7 Monday through Friday, I am not certain when i will be able to call back. I am a physician taking care of patients and don’t have the luxury of punching out at a given minute - I have to take care of the patients. As someone in healthcare who has spent as much as 132 hours per week in the hospital awake and taking care of patients (there are only 168 hours in a week), and who probably got paid less per hour than the pharmacist, I have little sympathy for a pharmacist who wants to shut down at 700 pm especially when my interaction with his pharmacy started at 6:50. Shamefully unprofessional behavior by this pharmacist or the pharmacy if the pharmacist was not given control over the situation.

Tyler Whitaker

Love this pharmacy everyone always has my medication in stock and on time. They’re always checking up on me to make sure I’m feeling well and the medicine is working great.