Walgreens

I really like walgreens. I buy my vitamin and make up there. I like that of I but a product use it and decide I don’t like it they will give my money back.

plan your day around a visit. these people make sloths look like Speedy Gonzales .
two speeds… slow and stopped

This Walgreens doesn’t measure up to my usual Walgreens (in Vancouver, on Mill Plain and 136^th). But it did have a pleasant woman at the check-​out counter, thus the generous 2 stars.
I went in with the intention of getting a flu vaccine, possibly one for Pirate Grrl. When I asked the pharmacist about single dose vs. multi-​dose vaccinations, she had no clue about what I was talking about, even when I explained that for my daughter I wanted to avoid the extra preservatives that come in the multi-​dose vial. She didn’t think there was any such thing as a single dose flu vaccine. If she hadn’t been so unpleasant, I would have got my flu vaccine anyway, but I decided that her attitude didn’t bode well for my tender skin.
When I got home, I checked the CDC website on flu vaccines to make sure that I hadn’t lost my mind. It states «The single-​dose units are made without thimerosal as a preservative because they are intended to be opened and used only once. Additionally, the live-​attenuated version of the vaccine (the nasal spray vaccine), is produced in single-​dose units and does not contain thimerosal.»
You’d think that any pharmacist worth her salt would have known this.

Went here on a Saturday afternoon to pick up some 30mg Sudafed from behind the pharmacy counter. The place was pretty dead, but I was greeted by two different store personnel, which was nice. The Pharmacist was nice and checked me out with zero hassle.