Walgreens

Don’t go to this pharmacy if you need to use a coupon!
It’s a fancy looking Walgreens and the pharmacists seem nice enough, but the pharmacy manager refused to accept my coupon. This was a completely valid coupon that I have used in other Walgreens, it is in the system, and my prescription is recent and not one that is suspect for abuse.
I was sent from here to another pharmacy where the pharmacists were appalled to hear what had happened, especially considering that my prescription could not be transferred a second time. I was not trying to use a coupon that had any issues, or use a coupon with insurance. It’s just so frustrating. I spoke to the pharmacists here who, again, seemed like perfectly nice and helpful people who just didn’t want to get fired, and then when talking to the store manager was basically told that the pharmacies can do whatever they want by location. I wasn’t even able to speak to the pharmacy manager. I called the other pharmacy who said they would help and when they spoke to this Walgreens, the other pharmacy relayed to me that this Walgreens just passed the burden onto them, and now I have to wait for a new prescription.
Not taking valid coupons for prescriptions because of some vague «oh in the past the pharmacy manager was worried about people abusing them» excuse is nonsense. It’s worse that they didn’t warn me that I wouldn’t be able to transfer the prescription a second time (had to find that out after I drove to the next pharmacy) and there’s nothing posted online of in the pharmacy itself about this no coupon policy.
Get your meds elsewhere.
I recommend the Walgreens on main street.

Save time and find a different place if you use a goodRX discount card for certain generics. Pharmacists were nice and returned the script. The store is conveniently located near Stew Leonard.

People that work here are really nice! Sometimes if you buy too many items of something that’s on sale some cashiers and managers will limit you. Not here! She allowed me to buy the whole case of Arizona ! So many sale items that will give you points towards money off of your order! That’s what I really like about Walgreens every 5,000 points equals 5.00 off. I don’t think there’s a limit as to the points you can collect! But I like to let mine accumulate and get 10 bucks off! The tags tell you how many points your getting for just buying toothpaste. Walgreens beats Rite-​aid any day on savings!