Walgreens

Richard 8 months ago

I have been waiting 30 minutes!!!!! Horrible service! I bring in a prescription and tell them I am waiting. I go get a drink at I have been waiting nearly 30 minutes!!!!! Starbucks. When I come back the guy who was behind me in line gets his prescription. Then the pharmacist goes to give vaccine shots. The counter person says my prescription is almost ready the pharmacist needs to check. I have been waiting nearly 30 minutes!!!!! Still waiting…… this place is trash

Tamara M. 4 years ago

I waited for more than 45 minutes for my booster shot even though I had made the appointment online and filled out the paperwork online two weeks prior. At present, there are more than 15 people waiting to get access to the pharmacy to pick up medications. Also, there is no social distancing measures in place alAnd this is a place that is supposed to care about such things like COVID.

Renato Belouche a year ago

Had a long wait, over an hour, for a basic prescription at the pharmacy. The pharmacy staff could be more courteous and communicative. On the bright side, a few of the cashiers were friendly, but the store’s stock was remains low and highly variable.

Angeline Mutima 9 months ago

I had a critical RX delayed for over a month and no one let me know why or when it was available. I had to keep calling in order to find out the status. horrible experience especially for a medication I need daily.

Anneke Garcia a year ago

What is it about Walgreens that makes almost every pharmacy interaction a slow rolling dumpster fire? It's not the staff - I can tell they're stressed out to the max doing their best. Does management not pay enough? Do they not have enough staff on the schedule to meet demand? I'm here for a vaccine appointment that was 40 minutes ago, with a handful of people also here for vaccine appointments who are unsure and getting unclear direction on whether the QR code check-in checked us in or whether we are supposed to be talking to someone at the counter. We've been given conflicting instructions on where to stand to wait for vaccinations, so we're crowded into an aisle with the ten people in line for their prescriptions who aren't getting help either. The people standing at the window have been there for easily 15 minutes while the person helping them does endless tasks on the computer. Why did I make an appointment for a certain time if they weren't going to be prepared to take me at that time? Why is there a sign that says check in with the QR code if that's apparently insufficient? Why isn't there a manager here helping their frantic staff get through a crazy Saturday?