Walgreens

Despite this location’s large size and awesome location in the middle of all the dining and hotel options on International Drive, one particular employee always stands out for the wrong reasons.
On multiple visits late evening on my way back to the hotel, this young male was the only choice for cashier and is a royal pain in the ass.
Not only does he fail to speak clearly, he apparently does not understand how to listen either as his incessant suggestive sales practices for items I do not need are flat out annoying.
Add to this how on my most recent visit, he mocked me as I left the store itself as if this was some big joke to keep him entertained while he worked his shift.
This is yet another reason why CVS gets increasingly more of my business when I have a tangible choice, and it is not solely based on convenience of location.
I dread this particular employee so much, I won’t be visiting here again.

This is your local Walgreens. They have a good selection of the things you need for a local pharmacy. I found the service to be ok, and the staffing level increased to fill the demand during my visit.

Everything is great! I. Just wish they’d be a little more accurate on wait times for prescriptions

Bad Walgreens. The Walgreens & CVS stores where I live have travel sized sunscreens for two bucks. I buy loads if them. We were going to Universal today and my husband went it to get a travel sized one. Being a typical husband, he returns with a 16 oz. bottle. After announcing I wasn’t carrying that thing around, I went in side to exchange.
I looked everywhere — travel sized section, sunscreen section, promotional area, registers — nada. Wtf Walgreens? I bought the smallest one I could find.
The employee at the register was super rude. I gave him the receipt, and explained I needed to exchange; we just purchased a few minutes ago. He looked at me and said, «what?» Again, let’s explain again. He just stared at me for a second then began expecting the bottle I brought back. I repeated that we bought it a couple of minutes ago. Then he took his sweet time doing the return. Literally, he only said one word to me the whole time: «what?»
Boo. I wish I could have seen his name on his tag but it was turned around. But — Dear Walgreens, tell your 50 something cashier with a beard that worked on May 25 at 8:00 a.m. that he needs some damn customer service training.

DO NOT GO TO THE CLINIC HERE!
They will charge you at the door, and then send you a bill for the service. This is a total scam to get people to double pay. It has happened twice — the first time I was told it was a mess up in the system. The second time? No mess up — a deliberate way to rip you off!

I came here for the take care clinic. I made an appointment online and signed in using the touch screen.
I was seen by a nurse practitioner that was personable and took her time. The office is very compact and offers several services. I got the flu shot, simply because I got that nasty summer flu that was horrendous.
Don’t’ get sick people – just don’t do it.
I was given educational information to take with me after the visit. I used my insurance to cover the costs, and apparently they accept a lot of different types.

So I’m a huge sucker for a well organized, clean, professional looking and run drugstore.
I work in the area and a lot of the gas stations or little shops in the area are hit or miss. Its really nice to walk in here and know what your getting.
They also have a big selection of souvenirs in case you forgot to grab your boss that weird alligator foot back scratcher he’s always wanted.

Esta farmacia é quase um supermercado. Tem de tudo. Muito boa. recomendo.

Super close to Clarion, can walk here! Pretty big, quite clean, fully staffed, friendly people here. Would recommend here.

I am surprised they don’t know me here. This is the Walgreens of choice when I have one. A choice I mean.
Its large, has a good sized parking lot, is clean, well stocked, need I say more? Of course I needed something this weekend, I never actually make it to Orlando without forgetting something, so we ended up making the Walgreens run — got what we needed, no crowd in this store on the busiest weekend in Orlando ever.
I was happy. My achy hip needed some anti inflammatory goodness.
At the cashier, she was a young girl in training who did an excellent job. Kudos!

5 Zyrtec is $ 7.99 (14 for $ 15.99). I couldn’t decide which allergy medication to buy and there are only a few employees. 20 water-​block band-​aids for fingers or knuckles are $ 4.99. In front is an I-​trolley stop. There is usually a taxi waiting at the curb too. This store is open for 24 hours.
I bought a couple of travel-​sized bottles of mouthwash and Caladryl. 24 reditabs of Claritin is $ 12.99. 15 tablets is $ 11.99. 60 Alavert is $ 27.99. There are Walgreens on both ends of International Drive but this is north of the convention center.