I am very much at the point of moving to online ordering as local Walgreens pharmacy just keeps…read morefailing. Last 4 issues a) misleading or wrong directions/answers to question about insurance, 2) incorrect incomplete prescriptions, 3) constant out of stock on specific prescriptions which the delays delivery for weeks at times. 4) today.... Simple prescription provided and accepted before lunch break .. still not available by closing time on Sunday so with any luck may get it Monday.. glad it's not a MAJOR problem, simple breathing issue...

Don't use this pharmacy if you want your prescriptions within a reasonable time. There are not…read moreenough staff to fulfill the drive thru and in person pick up. Longest wait I've had was 45 minutes before getting to the window. Find a different Walgreens, trust me.

Looking for snack items at Rite Aid on Ballinger Way Northeast this morning, Friday 18 July 2025, I…read morewas pleased to find a score on protein bars. Parking was filling up as it was nearing noon on a weekday though the store interior was calm. Parts of the shelving areas were empty, merchandise had been consolidated to shelving closer to the front of the store. One bin in particular caught my attention, it held an assortment of protein bars that were nearing their expiration dates (the ones I got were August/September 2025). The price tag communicated they were marked down, with a price of $0.99 each, as the expiration date was close. I grabbed six and made my way to check-out. The cashier was friendly, payment went quickly, and my total was less than $6. I was happy with my experience.

Been going here for years, and while the staff has always been friendly and I've always found what…read moreI need, things are going downhill quick. I don't know if they're planning on closing or just don't care anymore, but the shelves are bare every time I go in. I got to speak to one manager a few weeks back and he said that they only order products once a week and get one delivery. This is a terrible business practice. I'm a manager in another business and am responsible for product ordering, and to keep shelves full you need multiple orders per week. It's just bad business and whoever implemented this new rule needs to be talked to. How are you supposed to have a business with almost no products on the shelves? Either fix the ordering issues or shut up shop and let a business in there who knows how to do things.

I wish they did not hide behind a AI. I cannot reach anyone to even ask a simple question. It is…read morekind of frustrating.

Martha killed it today while filling a prescription. She was able to figure out a coupon to help…read morereduce the price. Can't thank her enough. This Bartell's location - and probably all of their other stores - absolutely blow Walgreens out of the water in every way shape and form when it comes to customer service.

I was there looking for something, I searched but I didn't find it :) expectation was vice versa,…read morestill bought few other things, why I'm writing is because of two employees over there, the gentleman "JASON "and the lady "OCEAN". Super nice people willing to help, positive attitudes or you can say best customer service from two employees. I like to add that management should take one step more to include other products of daily use to their inventory, at last it's a business and once you return a customer for any reason you lose a business and a potential buyer. I can talk one hour on this topic but I will just leave and recommend for Managers to study strategic marketing.

If you are actually sick, do not come to this minute clinic. The Nurse Practitioners will not…read moreprescribe antibiotics for you. I came in with swollen tonsils and chest congestion and was told to keep taking my at home meds, and take Tylenol. My husband has severe cough, congestion, and shortness of breath and she told him to keep talking his art home meds. She was convinced this virus would be out of his system in one more day. She was so fixated on the day it started, and what our blood pressure is. Amy Huynh was terrible, would not see her again. Should have gone to a regular doctor.

After moving to Edmonds and seeing the positive reviews I was looking forward to being a customer…read moreof a local establishment. I really wanted to like this place but unfortunately I've been extremely disappointed. One of my meds they told me they do not have in stock and will not be ordering it. When I asked why not or if they'd ever order it they said not many of their patients request it. Other times when I've asked about it they said there is often a shortage because it's being over-prescribed which seems like the opposite issue then no one needing it. Still they never offered to carry it so I had to go to a separate pharmacy just for that med. My other meds became more expensive at Edmonds Pharmacy than the other pharmacies so I ended up transitioning them elsewhere. There is never a notification of meds being ready via text/phone or any other method so sometimes I'd go and they'd not have gotten the order or they had something waiting for me for a long time that I didnt know they filled. Today was the last straw though, I tested positive for Covid after having severe symptoms and wanted to get the prescription for Paxlovid filled nearby but when the provider contacted Edmonds Pharmacy they were told that they don't carry Paxlovid. My provider called me shocked and told me it was unbelievable they dont carry this of all things. Please think about the community you're serving and re-evaluate the decision to carry meds your customers are requesting.

After dealing with Rite Aid for years, and having them make a large, costly error on my…read moreprescription (and not owning up to it), I switched over to Edmonds Family Pharmacy. There is a world of difference between these two pharmacies! Edmonds Family Pharmacy is always friendly, prompt and texts me about my prescription being ready, even before I've contacted them for a refill! They are on top of their game and I would give them ten stars, if possible! The other benefit is that I like supporting smaller local businesses. I hope that Edmonds Family Pharmacy continues to thrive in our ever-changing market!

Easily located on 185th and Aurora easily located lots of parking, but the store is really gone…read moredownhill despite them attempting to do a remodel a few years back the people in the store the crime rate Security walking around everywhere. It just doesn't feel like a safe comfortable place. Yes, they do have a lot of yummy options but I just don't feel safe and comfortable walking around here anymore at this store. It used to be a nice neighborhood and a nicer store. Even the person begging. I asked him how their day was and they said it wasn't that good and they didn't get paid well enough to even lie. I had to laugh because I appreciated the honesty.

Fred Meyer's was clean and the clerks were nice. We found everything we needed. We recommend…read moreshopping here.

I spoke with Thomas, I don't know if that's how you spell it. But I asked him to speak with the…read morepharmacist, and he was willing to do that for me. He didn't put me off. He was actually going to connect me to the pharmacist. For this, this is a big deal. He told the truth he did not lie. This is a great pharmacist technician. Rite Aid,. Give him a raise. He is the first person I called at Rite Aid that said the truth, and was actually genuine and did not cover up for the pharmacist. Give this man a raise! Do you hear me give him a raise. He needs to be the one that trains the team! i'm telling you this is your guy Rite Aid, he is a trainer! Listen to me you need people like him that teach your technicians how to work He is kind he is gentle and he is fantastic. He needs to be your trainer. Thank you so much, for being so kind. We old people need just need that little bit of loving kindness, thank you to Thomas not Rite Aid. Because Rite Aid, you're doing a bad job at every other pharmacist technician that your training. thank you Thomas for your kindness. You're so kind. And for all the old people out there, we love you.

I've beeen using Tiffany as my pharmacist for about 20 years. I followed her from Target to Rite…read moreAid. I may not fill many prescriptions, but I fully trust her and her team so I have her take care of me. She has also been great with my vaccines. She is incredibly knowledgeable and professional.

This is the best pharmacy I have ever had. It's conveniently located in the Virginia Mason medical…read morecenter and the lines are usually really short. Generally takes about 5 minutes to get my medication. Today I was in there and the customer in front of me couldn't afford their medication. The employee went into the back, came out and told her the staff would be paying for it. Pretty cool.

Discovering Family Pharmacy has been such a relief from our endless frustrations with Walgreens!…read more"Mo" and his team are so lovely to deal with - always going the extra mile to ensure our prescriptions, however specific, are filled quickly, with timely text notifications to follow. Indeed our Regence representative cited Family as her choice over Walgreens or other chains hands down. We agree! Thank you FP - we're so grateful!

I've been a Costco member since the early 1990s, however, this was my first experience using their…read moreonsite pharmacy (3/7/26). With various insurance coverage, I've used onsite services from Bartell Drugs (pre Rite Aid), Walgreens, Safeway, CVS, and Express Scripts (mail order). After receiving word from my medical provider that my new prescriptions were approved. With my new insurance, I decided them to be filled and picked up at the Costco pharmacy in Shoreline. I dreaded showing up on a Saturday early evening, but the line was not too bad. Plus this pharmacy is not open on Sundays. Once at the pick up counter, I identified myself, provided my date of birth and insurance card. I was then told to go another line (drop off) where another staff member went over my prescriptions and cost. Thankfully, the overall amount for 90 day quantities wasn't too bad considering I had a high deductible. I was handed back my insurance card, then told to hang out near the registers again until my name was called. The original line at this time sure had grown longer. After my name was called, again I identified myself, provided my DOB, Costco card scanned, and transaction payment were completed. Then I was told to go to another line for a pharmacist consultation. I told the pharmacist that these were all medications I had taken before. The bag containing the meds and documentation was stapled shut with the final receipt attached. Any further drug information is also available via QR code on the documentation provided. I did not do any additional warehouse shopping or visit the food court. This entire process took me approximately 45 minutes. I did pick up a flyer that discussed how to do refills with payment completed ahead of time. I don't see how this would be any advantage though since there is just one main line at the counter. All I can say after being spoiled having mail order prescription refills for the past two years, this was not too bad. Pro tips though: plan accordingly, pack your patience, and be nice to the hard working pharmacy techs and pharmacists onsite. I photographed and posted the pharmacy hours as seen on 3/7/26, hope that helps!

If I'm picking up medication for someone I am with, and the person is wearing CONSTRUCTION GRADE…read moreEAR PROTECTION OVER THEIR EARS, I give you their name and birthday-- Take the VISUAL CUES you are given AND DO NOT TRY AND TALK TO THEM / ASK THEM FOR INFORMATION!!! I had a pharmacist who I gave the name and date of birth of the person I was with-- Look to my person and ask "What's your name?" 1. I gave you their name and birthday. 2. They are wearing EAR PROTECTION ( clearly Costco was overstimulating for them / they needed as much quiet as possible in that environment of a large store and crowd ) 3. THEY CANNOT PICK UP THEIR OWN MEDICATION. THEY ARE MENTALLY HANDICAPPED. Not all disabilities are physically visible ) Clearly I am speaking for them, I am the one talking and giving the pharmacist information! I wish I could remember his name because honestly? I was furious. I had to lean over slightly for him to refocus on me, as my person ( with the ear protection on, giant earphones, clear as day ) was staring straight down at my phone at Pokemon Go that we had been discussing directly in front of the man, I'm clearly talking to them in a different way than the pharmacist. I was directly in front of him, my person was even a bit out of the way. The only reason the family has to go here is because Fred Meyer stopped taking their insurance and they've only EVER had problems here. Do better.

My sennin-so shiatsu practitioner gave me a gift certificate to visit Heidi at Nourish and Revive…read moreawhile back. I had a phone screen and two onsite visits with Heidi when she was still at her Northgate location back in November 2017. Ancient Yelp post, I know. She has since then moved to her Lynnwood location. I underwent the screening and paid out of pocket for the lab work up. She was very thorough, personable, and passionate about her profession. Upon first meeting, you knew she really cared about your well-being and listened to your concerns. I ended up with a lot of information to digest, but in the end I did not pursue one of her tailored programs. What I did greatly appreciate though seven months later, there was no pressure and the information provided enough guidance for me to make tangible changes in my diet and lifestyle.

I've been working with Heidi for almost a year. I first saw her when I was struggling to recover…read morefrom a virus that had lingered for months -- it seemed like every time I started to feel better, I'd have a setback and feel tired and miserable again. I started feeling some improvements within a month and by four months was feeling so much better than I've felt in years. To be honest, the foods Heidi told me I needed to avoid.. I already knew I should avoid. But, what really helped me were the things she had me add to my diet, both whole foods and supplements. Many of us have tried dietary changes that center on what you can't have. If you're like me, you focus on what you can't have or can't do, and eventually your will power fades. It helped that Heidi handed me a list of foods I actually like to focus on eating, but really what made it doable is that Heidi is very kind and doesn't expect or want perfection from you. When I have a hectic week or am traveling and can't make ideal meal choices, I am able to rely on my supplement regime to fill in the gaps. These days my health and energy level are a little up and down (depending on how closely... or not... I follow Heidi's recommendations, so there's a NYE resolution somewhere in that). When I was following my plan pretty strictly, my primary care doctor was so thrilled with the improvement in my health that she said she wasn't going to ask questions about what I was doing because she loved the results. :)