Pharmacy techs and pharmacist are rude as hell and will snap at you and talk over you if you ask…read morethem a question

Have used walgreens pharmacy for the last 8 years with no issues and the last 6 months has been a…read morereal pain!! I have been on the same medication for years and all of sudden they have an issue filling it. Thought it was the insurance company, but no. Not understanding what the deal is. I can't function without the medication and I don't appreciate the bullshit and runaround.

I called pharmacy the end of September to refill Rx or transfer before October move. I was told…read morethey aren't eligible for refill until 11/1/20. I called 11/11/20 to find out what happened to my Rx. I was told by pharmacist they expired on 10/23/20 and then she became nasty when I explained previous conversation with pharmacy tech. I now have to do virtual visit with MD and pay for that visit. Run don't walk away from Giant Eagle/Avon Lake!

I've been coming to them since way before their stupid remodel (all the profit centers up front at…read morethe expense of too narrow food aisles). My camel-breaking straw is they gave me a pill box I (and 4 other people) couldn't open. When I went to have them open it the next morning(thinking it might be me), they were pacifying a woman who had problems with "pushing the wrong button" (said the pharmacist). When they couldn't get the bottle open either, they said it was the second one from corporate and really glossed over it. I said it was an issue of safety, what if I had really needed that med and could not open it? Thank God I plan my medicines ahead and or I would have missed a critical dose. They really do not care. Stay away from this pharmacy. They don't sell anything right!

This was a tough review because everyone that works here is so helpful and if they don't have what…read moreyou need, they'll order it and have it next day. This pharmacy is also super cute and reminds me of Apothecaries in Europe. Unfortunately, they don't carry the Morning After Pill, and that is a deal breaker. It's 2017. I mean, everyone's seen Grey's Anatomy. This is a pharmacy IN hospital. Get real.

Discount Drug Mart? More like no discounts at all. I mean, may as well just go to a high-end…read moregrocery store. I didn't see any discounted drugs for sale. All I saw were chips, pop, and random aisles of personal hygiene items that were basically the same price as other grocery stores. I mean, what is a mart anyway? It's like a confused grocery store as far as I can tell. But anywho, I found all that I needed, so it was good. I'll be coming here more often.

This has been my 'go to' store for 20 years. I'm very aware of pricing and prob 75% of goods are…read morecomparable if not less than Wal-Mart. Employees are EXTREMELY helpful. Pharmacy is very accommodating. I love this store in particular and say that because I've been to many other DDMs for various reasons.

I stopped in to grab some water and vitamins. The shelves were well-stocked and clean, which was…read moregreat to see. What really surprised me was how much Cleveland and Ohio apparel they had--clearly, they take a lot of pride in their city and state! I wasn't greeted or helped by any employees, but that's pretty typical for Walmart, so I wasn't expecting much in that department.

I like getting my gas and some occasional groceries here. I don't buy the meat usually as it's…read moregassed for longer shelf life. Good prices on gas and most items you're looking for. Staff was mostly helpful during the holiday season when asking where to find things. Some of the other shoppers seemed a bit grumpy however.

I enrolled in Buderer Pharmacy's BHRT program because of its advertised customized approach managed…read moreby a pharmacist. Unfortunately, my experience did not produce the results I had hoped for. I remained on the same hormone dose for approximately 15 months with little improvement in my menopausal symptoms. When a saliva hormone test was finally recommended, it revealed significant hormone imbalances. Concerned about my lack of progress, I sought a second opinion from a physician at Cleveland Clinic. The physician ordered blood hormone testing and explained that regular hormone monitoring--typically every 3 months when starting hormone replacement therapy--is important to ensure both effectiveness and safety. This approach and ongoing monitoring were never discussed or offered during my consultations with the pharmacist. After switching to a new treatment plan under my physician's care, I experienced more than a 50% reduction in hot flashes and night sweats within the first month. This improvement highlighted that my previous treatment plan had not been adequately addressing my symptoms. For women seeking relief from menopausal symptoms, I strongly recommend working with a qualified healthcare provider to develop and monitor a treatment strategy. Pharmacists can be a valuable part of the care team, but in my case, remaining on the same dose for 15 months without meaningful improvement resulted in continued symptoms and worsening hormone imbalance.

There home office is in Perrysburg, Oh. Mostly a farming community and is a third generation…read moreownership. My presumption is everyone knows everyone. Grandson now runs the business! I love doing business with those kind of folk! They really care about folk!!!

Odd selection of items that I would normally not expect to find in a drug store. Very impressed by…read morethe prices and the friendliness of the staff. Definitely a place to stock up on snacks and drinks before going on a road trip!

Very clean, great prices, friendly staff, even the Boy Scouts selling their popcorn were great. I…read moreprobably shop at this Drug Mart three times a week. Their deli is as good as Giant Eagles.

I was trying to get assistance in locating an item and came upon 3 employees talking to each other…read more I said excuse me and after the second attempt the clerk glared at me and begrudgingly responded to my inquiry

Haven't been to a Drug Mart in long while, but I stopped in today around 9:30ish for a few things…read moreand when I was about to check out, a customer service rep lady was so gracious to notice I was ready and told me she'd ring me up when she was stocking the shelves. There was something about her that told me that she cared about customer service by her actions and the interactions she shared with me and the next customer in line -- It was great to see and encounter.