Walgreens

Katrina Baumeister

i called in a prescription refill and the automated system told me i could pick it up the next day. when i went to pick it up the man at the pharmacy told me he couldn’t refill it since it’s a controlled substance, and i was given a 90 day supply and it had only been about 60. i was definitely out, and i know almost for a fact i didn’t lose or accidentally double up on around 30 decently sized pills, so obviously they didn’t give me 90 (which is frustrating since i payed full price for 2/3 of the medication). i wasn’t expecting them to just give it to me anyways, but i do expect 1) an apology or even an acknowledgment that it could possibly be their fault, as opposed to the blank stare i got instead and 2) for them to fill it right in the first place. of course this happened on a saturday, so i wasn’t able to get a hold of my doctor until monday or get my prescription until tuesday, which makes 4 days of headaches and insomnia that could’ve been easily prevented if they just gave me the right amount right off the bat.

Dustin Gitzlaff

Unbearably slow service. Sometimes it can take nearly 10 minutes to check out when it isnt even busy. This place has caused me to miss the bus at the transfer point across the street many times when I come in the store with plenty of time to spare before the bus leaves. (or so I thought) Do not come here if you're in a hurry.

Brian Kalar

Here right now. *The pharmacy tech complained about my doctor “just sending it over” even though they had time to fill it. Is she trying to make me trust my doctor less? Why did I need to know this? *Then she quoted me a price over $500 without asking for my insurance first. Don’t I pay for health insurance so I don’t have to stress $500 pharmacy bills? *Finally, despite giving me all of this extra unnecessary and stressful info, she failed to realize that my address is hundreds of miles away and doesn’t match my wife’s local address (where she copied the insurance info from). So now I have prescriptions with an address that I haven’t lived at for over 5 years. I managed restaurants before Covid. Maybe my standards are too high. But a little consideration would go a long way here.

Brian Kalar

Here right now. *The pharmacy tech complained about my doctor “just sending it over” even though they had time to fill it. Is she trying to make me trust my doctor less? Why did I need to know this? *Then she quoted me a price over $500 without asking for my insurance first. Don’t I pay for health insurance so I don’t have to stress $500 pharmacy bills? *Finally, despite giving me all of this extra unnecessary and stressful info, she failed to realize that my address is hundreds of miles away and doesn’t match my wife’s local address (where she copied the insurance info from). So now I have prescriptions with an address that I haven’t lived at for over 5 years. I managed restaurants before Covid. Maybe my standards are too high. But a little consideration would go a long way here.