Best pharmacy ever. The pharmacist care about the people who come in this place. Know many of them…read moreby name. Easy to ask a question or request some info or help.

Best pharmacy around, staff is so nice, and friendly and always have my medication in stock!read more

The Walgreens pharmacy on McCartney Road has the best staff always helpful and kind. Laurie is the…read morethe best and her staff Misty, Brianne and the other girls are Amazing

Just got discharged from the hospital from a c-section on 7/21 Sunday and went to go pick up my…read moreprescriptions from the pharmacy when we realized it was closed. When we pulled up to the window and saw the sign we got a call from someone inside who said even tho they were closed he knew I'd be needing my meds and had them ready for us at the photo department! We are truly grateful for this man who went the extra mile today for us! Wish my husband got his name but he didn't but hope this reaches him somehow! Thank you so much!

I have had a few bad experiences here. Several times i had grabbed a sale item and It not ring up…read morecorrectly then you say something to the cashier and they just look at you like its their first day and dont know what to do. One girl corrected me by saying well that was the sale last week its this price this week even though the sign was still up. She didnt even try to have a manager correct the problem. It was piss poor customer service on their part. Also theirs a coupon book and even if the sign says its one price if you dont mention its in the book to the cashier they wont give you the deal. Its like why do i have to remind you of your own sale? That makes no sense to me whats so ever. Only reason i do go in there is because its close to my house. Otherwise rite-aid is not much further.

FattyCakes Soap Company is a store that manufactures and sells its own soaps as well some other…read moreproducts such as perfume and facial masks. The owner is a licensed esthetician and massage therapist who knows how to develop healthy products. The products are made from natural ingredients such as castor oil, sunflower oil, and lard. I have bought several of their bar soaps. The Save Face Facial Bar is supposed to control oily skin and acne breakouts. I did not expect this soap to completely control my acne (I need prescription-strength products), but this soap did cleanse my skin well without over-drying. The Juan the Swan soap was my favorite and had a wonderful scent of cherries. The Apple of my Eye soap smelled like cinnamon apple. The Seth soap was supposed to smell like berries and woods, but I thought that it smelled more like flowers--still good! The Happy Camper soap contained eucalyptus and other essential oils to repel mosquitoes and other insects. All soaps were curved to fit the shape of the palm of my hand, and they had grooves for me to easily grip them. Their lather was not super-bubbly but was enough to thoroughly clean my skin. Each bar of soap cost several dollars. FattyCakes sells many other scents for soaps, including unscented, peppermint, lavender, blackberry tea, blueberry, and Dirty Hippiee (patchouli, sandalwood, and nag champa).

Kristine is flippant, arrogant, non caring, absolutely zero "chair side" manners, has a sadistic…read morenature of which in my numerous appointments became too apparent to continue going to her for anything. And everything she did and/or suggested was wrong according to 5 other dentists. If you like misdiagnosis and lots of needless pain then Kristine's your girl, she'll definately do the job. When ever I am asked to refer a dentist the first thing I say is don't go to Sigworth she is a worthless endeavor.

Parents beware…read more We've had 3 visits to the office and only 1 has been good. This last visit the dental hygienist belittled my child by saying she was acting like she was in PreK and not K because she was scared to try the sucker. They have twice now insulted me as a parent for acknowledging my kids fears. I have a child on the spectrum who has a huge fear of the dentist (thanks to a different dentist) and these fears have trickled down to my neurotypical child, and I have a lot of knowledge of psychology and special needs. The way to alleviate fears is #1) acknowledging the emotion #2) gentle encouragement to face these fears. Exposure therapy comes in steps. You have a fear of spiders you don't throw a spider in someone's lap. You start with pictures and pretending your hand is a spider. Then you see spiders from a distance behind glass. Slowly you get closer until you eventually touch one and then hold one. It's a slow steady process. This place instead of being a dental office pretends to know something about psychology (they do not) and tells you that you as a parent are making the kids scared. Then when your child is crying, they try to push and manipulate them to do what you want rather than try to help the kid past the fear. Even though our first experience was the opposite (Becky was the first dental hygienist we saw and she was FANTASTIC) I will never again go back to this place and I really hope other parents don't either.

I have been using their services for about 2 years to pick up prescriptions for my cat and they…read morehave always gotten her what she needed. Great people.

I called this pharmacy at the beginning of December 2020. I was having issues with my local…read morecompounding pharmacy and needed an alternative. I spoke with a pharmacist at this pharmacy who assured me they could make the prescription I needed according to how my insurance company required it to be made for billing. I spent weeks going back and forth with my doctor to get the prescription canceled at the previous pharmacy and sent here. Finally they received it and said it was ready. The girl who called said they don't bill insurance. Then she said she could try. I already spoke with the pharmacist prior to all of this hassle and was told they could bill it. I called her back and said I would just pay cash because I didn't want to wait for them to try to figure it all out. I drove almost 2 hours to the pharmacy to pick it up, paid cash and brought the rx home. It doesn't work. Not at all. I used two different formulas from my previous pharmacy. Their normal formula with crushed up diazepam, and the formula with a specific diazepam that my insurance covers. The insurance billable one isn't as good but still worked. The formula made by MD Compounding does absolutely nothing. I am sure it is base with no diazepam even in it. Two days ago I received a bill for the prescription. The prescription I paid for when I picked it up. I called and hopefully got that straightened out. I asked the pharmacist if they forgot to put the diazepam in the compound. He assured me other people got the same batch and it worked for them. Just because people haven't called in to complain doesn't mean it is working for them. I, again, asked that they make the compound the way my insurance requires as at least that works. The story was completely different this time! Apparently they have a contract to only make compounds a certain way with one company. Ah, yes, the almighty dollar. The pharmacist said he called the company and they said he could make it the way I needed providing it didn't contain lactose. He was going to call my previous pharmacy and ask for the formula. Then a woman called me back saying they aren't going to make it for me. She said that I never received the insurance mandated formula from my previous pharmacy so I couldn't know if it worked. Um, I have been on this for 3 months and the second two months I was given the insurance mandated formula. Oh how I love to be told lies about my own experiences. So, in conclusion, this pharmacy lied to me repeatedly. I went through so much unnecessary hassle to get my prescription to them because they guaranteed they could make it how I needed. That was a lie. They said they would bill my insurance. That was a lie. They billed me when I already paid. Then they lied to me about my owm experience with my previous pharmacy? 0/10 do not recommend. They claim I may have an adverse reaction and then they will be liable. That's not even how the law works for prescriptions but ok.