Walgreens

This is the worst Walgreens location I have ever had to use. The staff is slow to respond to questions or needs. The volume in this store is very high and I have had multiple difficulties getting scripts filled correctly. No one will assume responsibility for their own mistakes. It is less than 1 mile from my new home and I am transferring everything to a different pharmacy. This company has really struggled the past few years, I’m sad to say it is affecting my choices as a consumer now.

Waited in line 30 minutes to drop off the prescriptions I just got at urgent care only to find that they were not filling prescriptions. They «closed» at 5 but I was in line at 4:30. Great.

Pharmacy is worthless. Thank you for nothing, not caring, nor helping. My 4 month old who needed the medicine also thanks you …
I am updating my review and adding two stars. The last couple of times I have used the store has been pleasant. I printed some photos and the gentleman who helped me was very kind and helpful.

Tried to pay using apple pay and they wouldn’t let me process the transaction without my id. What a joke what’s the point of having apple pay available

This Walgreens pharmacy did their job, and properly when the CVS across the street did not (again and again). The pharmacist, I wish I would have gotten his name, was great. I love the employees of the CVS on 51^st and Baseline. It’s not their fault, they should all quit and go to the Walgreens across the street.

It’s a Walgreen’s, same as any other in town… but this one boasts a certain special quality in its staff. Here were my last three experiences checking out:
Visit #1:
Clerk: «How are you?»
Me: «Good»
Clerk: «How have you been?»
Me: «Good»
Clerk: «I mean, what have you been up to?»
Me: «Same old, same old… thanks, bye» (rushed out of store, wondering why this guy thought I seemed so familiar)
Seems trivial as a manuscript, but it was rather awkward.
Visit #2:
A different clerk explains that «This is Walgreen’s, not Wal-​Mart,» when I inquired about something out of stock. He then went on to tell me about his friend at Wal-​Mart who went to jail for stealing stereos and putting them in marked produce boxes for his friends to pick up. Not sure why I deserved such an interesting story…
Visit #3:
Same clerk as visit #1 says, «You’re Irish, I’m assuming?» I said, «Yeah, I guess,» not really sure where this was headed… «I could tell by your hat.» (Green baseball cap from my profile pic; forgot I was wearing it). «Ah, good eye,» I said. And then he went on to tell me about his friend who was definitely not Irish. How did he know? Simple, his friend is a recovering alcoholic, and if he were Irish, he couldn’t be recovering.
Yes, I shall dub this Walgreen’s as the TMI drugstore. I cannot wait to see what the next visit brings.