Pharmacists are super rude and talk trash about customers in front of them. Super unprofessional…read moreand humiliating

My insurance forced me to move to a new Pharmacy. I tried Walmart not knowing that Walgreens was on…read moremy list. I've used CVS just about my entire life so I was scared to try Walgreens. I will never ever use Walmart again EVER!! Thank you Walgreens for meeting my expectations. Staff is great!!!

TL;DR: Stay away from this place. Here's the full story:…read more I'm a physician. I have a teenage child who has a mild case of facial acne that has been successfully treated by a dermatologist who prescribed a regimen of topical prescription medications and short-term use of an oral antibiotic. After we relocated to NH, my child's acne flared up. Having run out of anti-acne medication and with an upcoming event requiring my child's skin be clear for photos, I needed to find a new, local dermatologist who could prescribe medications and who also had an on-site aesthetician. This dual service--prescription ability with an aesthetician--was a key consideration, as my child has a very full calendar requiring us to schedule both visits at a single time and place. I called around to a few dermatologists and found many that had available time slots but none that offered both dermatology and aesthetician services--until I called Confident Med Spa. I spoke with a woman who claimed to be one of its two owners. She assured me very specifically that they had on-site both a nurse practitioner who was licensed specifically to prescribe FDA-approved anti-acne medications explicitly dispensed by pharmacies, and also an aesthetician, both of whom would be available to see my child in back-to-back sessions. So I set up the appointments to occur back-to-back in a single visit. When we arrived, we met first with Deanna Nickerson, a woman perhaps in her forties. She took photos of my child's face and gave us her recommendation: buy a few of the Obagi products available on-site at Confident Med Sap. Aware of Obagi's business model--to sell ineffective, non-FDA approved products in expensive packages at exorbitantly high markups--I was very dubious. I told her that we'd be happy to purchase the Obagi line, as money was not a limiting factor for us, but I also wanted prescription medications for my child given that my child had responded well to them in the past and we had an imminent event. Deanna resisted this suggestion, invoking my child's young age and vulnerability to side effects, despite my child's successful history with prescription medications. Deanna kept insisting that Obagi products were "medical grade," a fabricated marketing term that she used at least ten times in an attempt to mislead us about the fact that Obagi products are *not* FDA approved. After I further pressed Deanna Nickerson, she smugly looked me in the eye and explained that "as a trained professional licensed to prescribe medications"--those are her words--she was going to use her professional judgment to do what she thought best for my child. She agreed that if we were to buy the Obagi products, she would call us in two weeks, and if the skin still had not cleared up despite my child's adherence to the daily regimen, then Deanna would contact the Shaw's pharmacy, via what she claimed was electronic linkage to Shaw's, and provide us with a prescription for FDA-approved, medications for my child. Two weeks later, Deanna Nickerson called me. I told her my child's skin had not cleared up. She asked me to email photos proving this claim, and I did so. I then reminded her about our agreement, and asked her to provide the prescription she promised. She resisted, saying that I should bring my child in for another visit and that my child should try some other Obagi products--"medical grade," again in her words. I reminded her again of our explicit agreement, of her repeated, specific claim that she had prescribing authority and could order that medications be dispensed from Shaw's, and of her claim that she would use that authority for my child's benefit if the acne had not cleared up. She finally admitted that she was not licensed to prescribe prescription medications. I immediately called Confident Med Spa and left an irate message demanding to speak to an owner. A few minutes later, Skye Morabito, who described herself as the manager, called me. After I explained the situation, she apologized and refunded me the full amount that I had paid Confident Med Spa. Skye seemed professional and polite, but I suspect she was motivated solely to mitigate reputational damage to Confident Med Spa--not to remedy the root cause by firing Deanna Nickerson and overhauling Confident Med Spa's approach to business. Stay away from Confident Med Spa, and stay away from Deanna Nickerson. She is a dishonest and deceptive person who can look a client in the eye and make false statements as easily as she breathes.

Very friendly and clean, pleasant environment, and excellent staff!...would % recommend it anyone!read more

My appointment was cancelled a half hour before appointment because the hygienist was sick. No…read moreproblem. Rescheduled for three weeks later. Got a call an hour before my appointment, hygienist (same one) was sick. Rescheduled for a month later. Can anyone guess what happened an hour before that appointment with the same hygienist? I made the switch to Lamphrey dental. 5 stars.

I started going to Rockingham Dental about five years ago and have been very happy with them. They…read more get you in quickly, the dental hygienists are very nice, they have new technology and Dr. Gamble is very personable.

Dr. Tamantha is one of the nicest dentists and people I have ever met. She is very skilled,…read morepersonable and knows what she's doing and does it well. The practice is beautiful and the area is lucky to have her. Sadly, the front desk is what keeps me from coming back. I've had multiple different experiences such as unexpected bills come up, appointments over booked, and no call backs when trying to schedule... very frustrating. It's especially hard because i feel so well cared for with the dentist but it is no longer worth the effort for me to keep trying. Good luck if you can get in!

Our experience at Brentwood Dental Designs has been amazing from the start. My husband and I found…read morethem while searching for a natural dentist that did not use fluoride. We have been in and out of the office many times in the past few weeks to complete our work. The office is calming, modern, and chic. Every single staff member I have encountered has been super friendly, caring, and informative. They are on top of everything. There is hardly a wait time in the office (perhaps we have just been lucky, but I feel like it's probably a norm for them). I had not been to the dentist in over 10 years and I was really anxious. I knew I had some gum issues and was just afraid of hearing terrible news. My husband has had a lot of dental work done throughout his life and absolutely hates going to the dentist. I am a really anxious person and in the past have not had many great experiences with doctors. I always leave feeling confused, defeated, and lacking answers. With Brentwood Dental Designs this is not the case! I feel like every single need I have is met. All of my concerns are validated and addressed. They give you answers to your problems. They are sensitive to the fact that it is your body and you have the right to choose what treatments you would like. They do not make you feel uncomfortable, pressured, or stupid for making your own personal choices, like other medical professionals often do. Dr. Tamatha Johnson is the kindest woman and she is extremely gentle when working. She doesn't just jam the tools into your mouth and rush like it is no big deal. She takes her time, explains everything that she is doing and why she is doing it. This can be said for the entire staff as well. They really make sure that you are comfortable. I cried at my first visit due to nerves and had a sensitivity to the anesthetic on my last visit, each time I was taken care of emotionally and physically by the staff. My husband will be leaving a review of his experience as well. I wish that this practice was more than just dental, because I would go here for everything!

I have gone to the same dentist from the time he came out of school to his retirement. Imagine the…read moredifficulty I had locating another practice as good as my original. I went to several dentists and called many more, but it wasn't until I found Epping General Dentistry did I know I had found my new dentist. The front office staff was great to talk with and found me an appointment quickly. Everyone has been with the practice for 5 to 40 years and to me that says a lot about the working environment. The care was exceptional, with all the modern equipment, techniques, and the hygienist was so gentle it was pain-free. I have major anxiety over going to the dentist, but their manner and care set me at ease. The office is clean, fresh, and low key. Nothing said "patient mill" and I actually look forward to going back in 6 months.

Both my husband and I have been patients here for decades and have previously recommended to anyone…read morewho needed a dentist. However during COVID the original dentist retired. My husband has been in dental hell for the past few months. He explained his situation before starting any procedures and was told it would be no problem getting resolution before his vacation. Called yesterday to schedule the final step of a multi step process and couldn't get in for 2 months, a full month after his vacation. Called a new dentist and they were able to get him in next week. I'm anxious about getting any dental work there if needed in the future. I will probably be on my way to a new dentist too.