best place to get skechers but I need wide shoes. Please get more wide shoes in. I go there a lot…read moreand to the Spsringfield one too. I have to have wide skechers and I have broken both my feet. My Dr. says wide shoes only. Skechers are the. most comfy, but they have to be wide. Not much to choose from. I bought one pair for winter but now need summer ones. Wish I could get them there. I m asking for more selection in wide shoes please. In all your stores. I live right next to the Springfield store, and they have two out of all the Skechers there. and I have one of them, in black. I wanted all white for summer....can't find them anyplace. Even from Skechers themselves. You have the cutest B Cute Classic, but only comes in medium width. Darn it. I need wide...please. I can get it from Skechers themselves but it takes forever to get them. Thank you for listening.

Fred Meyer was the original one stop shopping spot. When I was growing up it was kind of the fancy…read moreplace--we didn't shop there a lot because it was more expensive than Safeway or Shopko or whatever. It's gone downhill in a huge way, which probably in part started with the acquisition by Kroger. My mom needed to stop here for something today so I went in to check out the kid's section. They had some cute stuff and a pretty good sale happening so I ended up buying some shirts, dresses, pants, a coat, and some other things. As part of the sale was a $10 off coupon for purchase of $50 or more. We got to the checkout and I asked the woman who was ringing me up about one of the prices, which hadn't rung up correctly. She said that I needed to have my card and since I don't have one I put in my sister's number. It wasn't bringing up her account so I said I guess I needed to get a card, and the cashier said that she didn't know if she had any at the cash stand. I tried a couple more times with my sister's number with the same result so I said I'd need to get a card and she said the same, like that was the end of it. I mean, I wanted a card of course so I could get the discounts; if they didn't have any at that cash stand, where would I get one? She did find one and scanned it in, so things looked good. Then came time to scan the $10 off coupon. It wouldn't ring up. She tried it two or three times and it didn't reduce the total by a penny. Again, the cashier was kind of neutral about it and just said I must not have purchased enough stuff. My total was $93 so that was not the issue. The cashier again just was ready to leave it at that until I asked if there was a manager who could help, so she called over the manager. They kept insisting that I hadn't spent enough money or something because the coupon wouldn't work, but they couldn't articulate why and there was nothing on the coupon that said it shouldn't be applicable; in fact, it specifically stated that you could use it with other discounts and coupons. I insisted that they honor the coupon since they couldn't tell me why it wasn't valid except to say that it wasn't scanning. The manager called someone else and I guess was told to just start putting in codes until the right amount was taken off, which they did; first $5 came off and then they entered one that lowered the price to $73. The manager then said that because it had taken off more that nothing in the purchase would be returnable. What?? I was buying children's clothes, and kids clothes are not always the most accurate in sizing (especially with a ~93rd percentile child)! I said that was ridiculous that I couldn't return something if it didn't fit--it wasn't my problem that they weren't able to get it to work properly and that didn't correct it when more came off than should have. She continued to say nothing would be returnable. I don't know how they'd enforce that, honestly, but since I bought almost all of it a size larger than should be necessary it should fit (though of course I'd return it if it didn't; otherwise I'd be out the money with clothes that didn't fit). To add insult to injury, the cashier apologized repeatedly to the guy who was in line behind us. Yes, he'd been waiting, but there are other cashier stands in the store. And we'd also been waiting at least 10 minutes while they figured out the whole thing! But not a single apology for my mom (who had her own stuff to purchase) or me. Just all around a terrible experience, and luckily for me I don't shop at Fred Meyer.

Manager, please direct the person answering the phones to…read morenot make it about their own personal beliefs about plan B., birth control, contraceptive, etc... This happened a while ago. I called with an accident and needed a Plan B and the person answering the phone said "no we don't carry that but we have pregnancy tests" and I definitely understood what she was saying and I think that's insanely unprofessional for a person in the role as the front facing of a business to demonstrate their personal/religious opinion. They could've just said no we don't carry that.

I've been shopping at this bimart for some time, I did not know they allow dogs in the store. I…read morewalked in with my dog and continued shopping as I had my items and unfortunately for no reason my dog started to bark at some woman who got close to me. My dog is loving, happy and approachable and never aggressive. She began to bark several times and I scolded her. Then a worker there some jerk guy approached me and said if that was my dog I said yes. He said" If I could not control my dog then I would have to leave the store" I said ok and I walked out leaving all my items on top of the counter. Why in the hell should I purchased anything from that store, if my dog goes then I going too. I don't need to buy anything from this store I will never go in that store again! Fyou I threw out my bimart membership card as I drove away!

Since december, they have messed up my hrt 4 times in a row. It is now march…read more They lied about sending the prescriptions in to be refilled. I have not had this issue with them until i started gender affirming care. In the past, they bent over backwards for everything from remeron to ritalin. Estrogen? Suddenly, there is issues. Medical transition is needed for me, this is documented, as has these people's lies to me. This pharmacy is not a safe place for queer people to go. As soon as i started my transition, they have become hostile towards me. If you are trans, queer, or a friend take your money elsewhere.

Often has long lines, but this popularity seems well-deserved: I've always found my prescriptions…read moreduly accounted for by friendly and professional folks.

Nicole the manager at the Eugene Walmart was so helpful she is the kind of person you're always…read morewant to find when you need help. The little girl and the garden center not so much haha. Nicole called the store and found the product I needed. mj alpine or

This is one of the biggest, brightest Walmart Supercenter I have ever seen. It's like a one stop…read moreshop here. They have everything from groceries, household staples, UO duck gear and garden center. I'm able to find all or most of what I need in one trip. What I like about this store is that it is bright and clean. Other Walmart Super centers I've been to just don't feel inviting, but this one does. I do agree with what one poster wrote about the parking lot having potholes. They do need to have it fixed or one day, someone will come at Walmart for some reimbursement or lawsuit.

Best pharmacy in town. I sort of don't wanna leave this great review because I don't wanna it to…read moreget busier than it is. The people/service are/is great. Plus drive-thru. What's not to like?

An experienced team that is available to help in almost any circumstance. The last few years I've…read morebeen going there they are always pleasant, courteous and understanding. I've never had a more amazing experience in the pharmacy world as I do there.

Great place. Personal service. Not like the corporate big shots…read more By local stay local!!

Great small, European style pharmacy. No candy, soft drinks, or soap, just pharmacy. A one man…read moreoperation. Excellent with shots and a very pleasant and competent pharmacist. We will be back.

Slowest and most self centered front counter staff around. I feel alienated every time I arrive…read more When I come in to pick up medication there's a 30 minute wait. By the time I finally found a day that the line was not 10 people deep (which by the way 10 people deep equals 30 minutes at this pharmacy), they've restocked my medication and I have to start the process all over again. They claim they hold the medication for 13 days. So that's how long it took me to actually get to the place I could pick up my medication. I think it's time for a change.

slow, unprofessional, and disrespectful. the sheer lack of any Customer Servicemakes it hard to…read moreuse this pharmacy . They should work on doing better. as pharmacies are closing down other pharmacies should try to pick up their Customer Service.

This review is specifically for the pharmacy, because everyone else that works in the store is…read moregreat and so pleasant. On July 3, I visited the Walgreens pharmacy after being seen at BestMed Urgent Care across the street. Because it was a holiday and we weren't sure which pharmacies would be open, the provider gave me a handwritten prescription. At approximately 9:20 a.m., I dropped off my prescription with Hannah. From the beginning, the interaction was not pleasant. She seemed more focused on questioning my address than helping me. She was unable to locate my profile even though I have filled several prescriptions at this Walgreens. I've lived at the same address for the past three years, so I'm not sure why my information wasn't current. She told me to return in an hour. When I came back, her demeanor had not improved. She informed me that the Trillium insurance network was "down," so she could not bill my insurance. Since it was a holiday and I had both a sinus and ear infection, I asked what my options were. She told me I could either wait or pay cash. I asked whether I could be reimbursed later if I paid out of pocket, and she told me I would need to contact Trillium. Wanting to begin treatment as soon as possible, I paid cash. Today, I contacted Trillium and spoke with pharmacy representative Kenny. He confirmed that the Trillium system was not down. Instead, the claim had been rejected because the prescribing provider was not enrolled as a Medicaid provider. He explained that all I needed was a corrected prescription from the urgent care, after which Walgreens could reprocess the claim and reimburse me. After waiting on hold with the pharmacy for more than 30 minutes without anyone answering, I went into the store. After standing at the counter for several minutes before being acknowledged, Hannah came to assist me. I explained what Trillium had told me and mentioned that I had the representative on the phone. Before hearing the explanation, Hannah immediately became defensive and insisted, "It was down." While speaking with the Trillium representative, she rolled her eyes, made visible faces, and appeared irritated that I was trying to resolve the issue. The interaction felt dismissive and unprofessional. I then had to return to the urgent care because the corrected prescription was initially sent to the wrong pharmacy. After another trip back to Walgreens, my prescription was finally reprocessed and I was reimbursed. While I appreciate that the reimbursement was ultimately completed, the entire situation could have been avoided. Had I been told on July 3 that the claim was rejected due to the prescribing provider's Medicaid enrollment status, I could have immediately returned to urgent care and had the prescription corrected. Instead, I spent two additional hours making phone calls and traveling back and forth between the pharmacy and urgent care. Mistakes happen, and I understand that pharmacy staff work under pressure. What was most disappointing was the lack of communication, professionalism, empathy, and accountability throughout the process. At no point did Hannah acknowledge the misunderstanding or apologize for the inconvenience. As someone who was already sick and simply trying to get medication, I left feeling frustrated and unsupported. Healthcare should include compassion as well as accuracy. I hope this feedback can be used to improve communication and customer service so future patients don't have a similar experience.

I would not write a review of this Walgreens if not for Alexander. He alone is the purpose of this…read morereview and all the stars go to him, with one knocked off because the parking situation. He was so incredibly welcoming when I walked in the door gave me a bright, happy good morning when I walked in. I stopped at the photo counter and he was the one who came to help me there to pick up the photos that I had had printed. When he said that he could go ring me up at the register or if I had other things to pick out to feel free to do that. It reminded me that I did in fact have a couple items that I needed to get which I quickly picked up with his help because he knew exactly where the item that I was looking for was. And then when I left and he checked me out, he was chipper as I'll get out, especially for someone who had come in on his day off on a day that was absolutely beautiful. Not at all Alexander related, but it must be mentioned: The parking lot is an absolute freaking mess. It seems like the only way you're actually supposed to enter the parking lot is via driving north and entering from that direction. Leaving is also a one-way situation, continuing north. The parking lot is way too small for Walgreens and Dutch Bros.