Address: 911 Duluth Hwy, Lawrenceville, GA 30043, USA
Phone: +17703395606
Sunday: 11AM–6PM
Monday: 9AM–9PM
Tuesday: 9AM–9PM
Wednesday: 9AM–9PM
Thursday: 9AM–9PM
Friday: 9AM–9PM
Saturday: 9AM–7PM
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This is a big example for medical malpractice as well as poor customer service. I dropped off the doctor’s prescription and was told to come back in an hour to pick up my med. And then i were notified my med was currently out of stock and I had to comeback after 3pm tomorrow to pick it up. I came back at 4:30pm in the next day and the med hasn’t there and would take another day to arrive. And guess what, NO ANY NOTICE WAS MADE, no phone call no message no notification email was sent to me. I had to wait to get treated with an very uncomfortable symptoms for a day and now they expect me to wait for another day( could be longer) to get my med.I’m totally upset because I’m pregnant and delayed taking med will have a significant affect to my unborn child’s health. Who will take a responsibility if my unborn child got affected? I already provided my phone number and they should have checked and called to notify me so I could have called my provider to get my prescription transferred to another Pharmacy locations. Patient’s health is not a joke, they should have been more mindful about that.
Victoria Bender
I came to this Publix on a recent Friday morning to purchase my lunch for the day. I mistakenly left my physical wallet home. The Assistant Manager, Chris, assisted me with my payment by a digital wallet. I had no idea Publix took Apple Pay. I guess because I always just use my physical card, I usually don’t do digital. He was very kind and accommodating at 7 am and I really appreciate the time he took to assist me. Thanks Chris!!!!!
Kerry Jenrette
Just purchased some expired Jimmy Dean sausage. It says use by July 18,2020. Unfortunately it's August 17th. Thank goodness I looked at the expiration date before preparing.
Jacki Wilson
Pharmacy Gives great shots everyone there has always been pleasant and will help you fi d what you are looking for. The pharmist is very knowledgeable.
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