Walmart Supercenter

Walmart Pharmacy: you need to change your discriminatory practices towards recovering addicts ASAP. This cannot keep being tolerated. When patients come to fill their medication for medication assisted treatment, you are hassling them in the most intrusive and uncomfortable of ways. If you do not wish to fill these types of medications, why not just say so? Bullying people into being afraid to fill their prescriptions is despicable when these folks are trying so hard to get their lives on track and get better. Our monthly prescriptions cost between $ 250-​$ 1200 per month and we WILL boycott you and take our money elsewhere. You know what you’re doing is wrong and it’s time to fix it.
When Suboxone treatment patients are coming to fill their RX, they are being asked if they are going to counseling, when their next appointment is, their doctors info, if they are tapering and if not, why? Is this any of your business or all of the people listening in your overly crowded pharmacy’s business? Who’s the doctor here Walmart? I can assure you that it isn’t you. If you feel the person has a fraudulent RX or is selling their prescription or other unscrupulous or illegal behavior, please take reasonable and usual steps to report them and refuse them like every single other pharmacy. Addiction is not cured on your perfect idea of a taper schedule. Some people need to be on the medication for life — and if that’s what prevents them from overdosing, stealing, robbing, Doctor shopping or other addict behavior, who cares? It’s a way to put your chaotic life of addiction on pause to get your life together without being sick. Some of us take longer than others for the damage to be repaired in our lives. So Walmart wants all patients to taper so they can go back on opiates and risk dying? Is there anything your company actually does the right way? Do you know what the medical community calls your type of business practices Walmart? TREATMENT BARRIERS. You are going to kill people if you keep it up. What happens when the addict trying SO HARD to get clean need to fill their medication one day and their only option in their small town is Walmart and they just don’t have it in them to get interrogated that day? Relapse. Your company should be ashamed.

A largish Wal Mart Super center. The main drawback to this store is that they are quite busy and the parking lot is always full. I’m not docking them points for having a successful business though.

Like I said on my previous review, I don’t think anyone really cares if this place has negative stars. Sadly, how will their associates improve if no one cares?
I hate leaving bad reviews, but I hope this serves as a warning that not all of ther staff are knowledgeable about rollbacks, and there is a lack of training and system because I was told different things by different associates.
Before I purchased something today at the store, I asked an associate if their online rollback is same as the store’s rollback and he said yes. When I got to the register, I asked the cashier if the item is on rollback bc it is online. He said that he can’t give me the rollback price, which does not make sense because you can order at roll back price online, then pick up at the store on the same day anyway.
I decided to purchase the item online (since I was already at the store). Cashier asked his supervisor Matt what I should do and he sent me all the way back to pick up (eventhough I already have the item right in front of them at the register).
When I got to the pick up in the back, of course no one was there. Then I told the associate what the cashier and sup. told me in the front and she was surprised! Just like I thought, they could’ve taken care of everything in the front when I paid and changed the price on their register. Waiting 30 mins to purchase one item would’ve been avoidable. Not saying all the workers are bad, but the bad workers make all workers look bad.

I find the Walmarts so sad. Customer service varies with many not able to give service beyond what aisle a product can be found. They seem to be beaten down by the low pay and lack of benefits. I simply do not understand why a large successful company does not share it’s profits with the employees that have helped made it a success. I doubt that this review will change the behavior of those well paid executives who short change their workers.
AS with Sam’s Club, customers may feel that they are getting a bargain when in fact the local Giant Eagle and Costco are often considerably cheaper. As you can surmise, I am found in a Walmart only as a last resort. In this case my favorite mustard which is only available in Walmart’s Pittsburgh market (I load up). I have had to watch the «sell by» dates because in general, the store does not sort through it’s stock. However when dates are more than a few months past it’s suggested sell by dates, Walmart has been very good at issuing a refund plus a little something extra since I am not living close by. So 1 star for corporate, 3 stars for having odd ball stuff you cannot find elsewhere averages to 2 stars.

Come on people. It’s Walmart.
You don’t go there for the experience (unless you enjoy the «people of Walmart» experience, which sometimes, I do) but you go there to get groceries and other stuff you probably don’t need.
That said, this store happens to be one of the nicer ones. It seems pretty clean and their employees seem happy. One in particular, as another reviewer noted, is awesome. If you need help at all, go see Beverly.
What really bothers me about this store is the parking lot. Who designed that thing? He has to be slapping his forehead. Be careful.

I’m noticing a decline in product availability. Items I could readily purchase have been replaced with Great Value products. I’m not interested in generic products. Also I have found expired or close to expiring food on shelves. Twice I have had bread turn moldy within 2 days. I now check all expiration dates. Also, I really don’t want to hear the employees complaining about their jobs or other employees. As Customer, I was temped to say something but kept it to myself. I have found a few employees to be rude and expecting me to move out of their way as they walked side by side down the isle. Just recently a woman stocking a shelve saw me struggling to pick up a carton slightly behind her and would not move or even offer assistance but found time to stop and give me a dirty look. I walked away and counted to ten. I work in HR and understand employees can be disgruntled over company pay and policies. This stores manager needs to have management training in order to handle these problems and perhaps rethink leaving outdated products on the shelves before someone becomes ill. This store was once a great store now it appears to be one of cutting overhead, lack of products and overall decline. It’s now January and they are still selling Halloween Bounty napkins!

Composite review: Not all Walmart Supercenter’s are the same. Much depends on in-​store management, time of year, sales and such. This Walmart is also a grocery store and has all the «MacMedine» features too, e.g., eye glasses, RX. Walmart’s are part of the fabric of this country and everyone knows about them.
My only issue or concern with this one (and others) is the press to be their unpaid employee at time of checkout using self-​service. With this store and with others, there are often insufficient staff at the checkout lanes, but a dozen lanes are closed! One one occasion, the wait to buy 3 small items turned into nearly 10 minutes (yes…). So I left. I overcome this problem by picking the slowest times of the day to shop there. The instore management is not at fault as they are given parameters for staffing and have to work within it.
Grocery shopping is a much better experience in my area now that Shop’n’Save on Freedom Road came into being. Registers adequately staffed!
f8 and be there.