Walgreens

The prices are decent-​no better or worse than the other chains. BUT I am only giving them one star because of their idiotic questions-​do you want candy today (not if I didn’t put it on the counter), do you want to give to X charity (if I do, I will do so at home), have you had a flu shot (that’s between me & my doctor and none of your business or the business of everyone in line behind me).Lately they have ended every transaction with «be well». As a woman who uses a walker I find this insensitive and mean. I complained to a manager who said it is required by corporate. I called corporate and they said it is not required for customers with walkers, wheelchairs portable oxygen, canes, crutches, etc. I told this to the manager– he said corporate never told him that. I don’t think it should be said to anyone-​how do they know the person they are waiting on doesn’t have cancer, heart problems or is a woman who just had a miscarriage? They don’t. I ONLY go there because it is walking distance from my house (I don’t drive). When I am able to get a ride with a friend to CVS or Rite Aid I go to those stores.
If they got rid of the stupid questions-​which make them look like robots and hold up the line and delay people-​I would give them a 4 or 5.

Walgreens is one of the few places you can get Juven, a protein supplement, and not all Walgreens’ have it. This one does. I like the fact that you can see from the website whether or not a particular Walgreens has it in stock and the folks in this store will tell you what aisle it is in. Thanks Springfield Walgreens!

Pharmacy staff are quick and curteous.