Walgreens

Mamapoo a month ago

I’ve gone to this pharmacy for over 20 years. Most of the techs here are friendly and efficient. I especially love Trang she is the best and always takes her time to answer any questions I may have and Joseph has been very helpful and taken the time to help me reduce the cost of my RX’s. This store is overworked and and understaffed at times. My only complaint would be the inconsistent hours that frequently change from time to time.

Houston Ward 7 months ago

I've never been in a place as much as I've been in here and mostly not as a customer. Of course I've purchased items as well but the point I'm trying to make is this staff of people are the greatest. They are full of joy, knowledgeable about where to find the items or item you are looking for and seems to never get tired of helping you. They almost will do the shopping for you. Instead of point to a aisle they walk you to it and read the box to make sure it's exactly what you are looking for before you buy it. One second leads to one day and as they say one day at a time and live life one life's terms.

Thomson Chemmanoor a year ago

I stopped by to drop off a prescription, but the pharmacy was temporarily closed. However, I was still able to deposit cash to my Chime account. The lady who assisted me was polite and provided great customer service. The store also had a wide selection of items. Overall, a positive experience despite the pharmacy being closed.

Bee Fulson a month ago

Cancel pickup orders when they don’t want to fulfill them. Twice now I have had my pickup order “cancelled by customer” minutes after placing it. Very inconvenient and it’s almost like they don’t want my business so I will go to another location.

Jessica Truby 2 years ago

On December 4th at 5:50pm, I went inside Walgreens to browse to kill some time while waiting for someone to arrive in the parking lot to sell an item to them from the Facebook Marketplace. I had my purse zipped up, as I always do to protect my prescription medications and wallet, and I spent around 4 to 5 minutes browsing inside the store before they arrived. As I was leaving, a cashier named Anthonesha (sp?), who was up front next to the ATM, was checking out customers, and asked me if I was leaving. I said yes. She told me to leave, get out and to not return. I was confused, and asked her why she was saying this. She repeated herself in a rude, demeaning tone. I asked her if she could please tell me what I had done wrong, and she continued to tell me to leave and get out immediately and to not come back. She still did not give any explanation why. I was only maybe 5-6 feet away from her, but she spoke very loudly, making a scene. There were several people in line being checked out by this woman and several in line to use the ATM, about 6 people. They all turned to stare at me. I promptly left the store immediately as she instructed me to do. I had not been in this particular Walgreens since 2014, and I have never been banned from any Walgreens. I did not go inside with the intention to steal nor did I steal anything. I was dressed nicely and well groomed. I was not intoxicated in any way and wasn’t acting suspicious, unless looking for a Christmas present for a friend is considered suspicious. I had my fiancé go inside to ask for the manager or supervisor. Nicole Hill, the shift supervisor, came outside where I was standing near the doors, as I didn’t want to go back inside and be threatened with the police being called on me. I explained to her what happened, and asked why I was treated in such an uncalled, mean, disrespectful manner. She explained that ever since the CVS across the street closed in October, shoplifting incidents have increased. She commented that the cashier treated me in that manner most likely due to my purse. I offered to dump my purse out and let the contents be searched. My purse isn’t very large, I measured it when I got home, and it measures 13 inches across and 12 inches tall. I pointed out to her that I saw 2 other women in the store with bags the same size as mine or bigger. As we were talking, I pointed out that a woman was walking out with the same size purse as me. I explained to her that if I was told that my medium size Coach purse would not be allowed, I would have gladly left it in the vehicle with my fiancé. There wasn’t a sign banning an average sized purse. I asked her if my purse wasn’t allowed, then what size purse would be appropriate. She didn’t have an answer. She agreed that Anthonesha’s behavior was inappropriate and that she would speak to her about the incident: I asked for the name of the store manager and let her know I intended to report what happened to more than just the manager. Nicole was very pleasant, understanding, and treated me very respectfully. I let her know that I worked in retail, at both CVS and Walgreens as a pharmacy technician and at Walmart as a cashier, and I could never imagine treating a customer in that manner. I’m including a picture of my purse that I wore on my shoulder while inside. I can understand a tote bag, backpack or duffel bag not being allowed, but I have never had trouble bringing it into a store before, including Walgreens. I want them to understand that you should treat others with kindness as you don’t know what they may be suffering from.