Walgreens

Run, don’t walk from this horrible pharmacy. Not only are they understaffed, it doesn’t even open until 9 am. Expect at least a 15 minute wait just to get someone to come to the drive through window. No sense of urgency. Go elsewhere because you’ll die waiting for prescrips.

Buyer beware… filling prescriptions here is three times as expensive as Fry’s. I challenged them on their price but they didn’t care.

Pharmacy closes to early :-(

What an excellent example of bottom-​tier medicine. It sounds like a bargain until you’re in the door. Then they’ve got you. I truly feel for the folks who feel they must utilize these so-​called clinics.
I went to the take care clinic because I was feeling really lousy. My doctor (now ex-​doc) didn’t have any appointments for a week and since I’d already felt awful for a couple of days I decided, on the suggestion of someone I knew, to try this clinic.
The wait was 45 minutes, even though I was the only one waiting. Once I got in the door I got a cursory examination from a nurse (might have been a nurse practitioner, I don’t know). She gave me four prescriptions — antibiotics, nasal spray, two other pills — which she sent to the pharmacy conveniently located just outside her door. Out-​of-​pocket to the clinic, $ 25. Out-​of-​pocket at the pharmacy, $ 100. Ouch! I felt sicker than when I went in.
A week later, still sick as a dog, I got in to see a new doctor (I’d given up on my old one for a number of reasons). It turns out that what I had was viral so the antibiotics were unnecessary. Of the three other meds she prescribed, all were unnecessary but one probably made me more comfortable.
So, all told, I was out of pocket $ 150 (when you include my doctor visit) and $ 125 was a waste of money. In my opinion it’s quite a racket Walgreens has going — practitioners on-​site to over-​prescribe medications that they will happily fill. Avoid them if you can.