This place was the worst pharmacy in the Savannah area. It had become Chathamized! However, things…read morehave finally improved whether calling the pharmacy, the drive thru or inside pickup. They still don't have the medication in stock many days even when it's on auto refill. The pharmacist and rx staff are always polite, wear their masks etc. The store staff still don't always wear masks or gloves and I've heard them state out loud how Covid-19 isn't worth wearing a mask. Unacceptable! I don't like wearing a mask either but their joking and discussion out loud is unacceptable. Maybe time to checkout another pharmacy store.

Unfortunately, the pharmacy leaves a lot to be desired. They are doing the best that they can but…read moreare grossly understaffed most times. I believe that their proximity to the hospitals and doctors contributes to the usual lack of medication in stock. Since this is my insurance company preferred pharmacy, I will move my prescription to a location that's no where near any medical facilities.

I learned about Coastal many years ago from Dr. McCandless. She was doing research on LDN and…read moreautism. My daughter does not have autism, but does have a disability including many allergies. Coastal Compounding has always been reliable and makes a high quality product my daughter does not have a bad reaction to. In fact, her allergies are 99% gone thanks to Coastal. I highly recommend them. Kathy

I originally posted this on their Google site. They, Coastal Pharmacy, had the post flagged as…read morepotential spam so it is no longer listed. I have reached out to Coastal Compounding Pharmacy, no has gotten back with me. I have posted on their Facebook page, no responded. Just that alone tells you have they are scum. But here in its entirety is my review. They killed my cat, stay away. I had one of the nicest cats anyone could ever ask for. My cat, Grimalkin, was a wonderful cat and Coastal Compounding Pharmacy killed it. I had a prescription from my vet for a blood thinner, baby aspirin, and a pain reliever, that I would pick up from the pharmacy as needed. On average, I would request a 2 month prescription. The pain reliever, I would order as needed. When the blood thinner and aspirin medication was running out, I called in for a refill of said medications. I requested a refill of her blood thinner and her aspirin. Later in the week, my mother went in and picked up said medications. When my cat was out of her older medications, I went to use the new meds I had picked up. Coastal Compounding Pharmacy had given me a refill of her aspirin and her pain relief medication. When I called up and questioned them about such, I was informed that the pain relief medication was really a blood thinner. Instead of just giving such to my cat, I looked it up online and even checked with my vet on what medication I was given. Turns out that Coastal Compounding Pharmacy gave me a medication for epileptic seizures. I called up the pharmacy and demanded to speak to a pharmacist this time. When the pharmacist reviewed the case, she admitted that the technician had indeed gave me the wrong medication and that they would refill it with the proper medication. Later that evening, I received a phone call that they were out of the needed medication and would not receive anymore in for almost a week. I questioned what I should do with my cat. I was told that my cat should be okay. I had to wait almost week for the proper medication for my cat. By the time was I able give the proper medication again it was too late; unbeknownst to me my cat had developed a blood clot that would quickly shutdown her kidneys and kill her within the next 48 hours. Even taking my cat to my vet, I was informed that the blood thinner was what was keeping her alive, without the blood thinner, she quickly developed a blood clot that would kill her. My cat developed the clot during the timeframe of when she did not have any medication. By the time, I started giving her the medication, she already had developed a blood clot. Do not use Coastal Compounding Pharmacy. They could make a mistake that could cost you the life of a loved one. Their cavalier attitude over the situation was horrendous. Not to mention when I brought back the improper medication to them, I was charged an additional amount for the proper medication, that they messed upon originally and delayed giving me for a week. Think if this was your pet, your child, or loved ones. Think of the irreversible damage that going a week without the proper medication would cause. Remember, I called them up for a refill BEFORE I ran out of her medication and did not find out I was given the wrong medication until after I was out. Below is a picture of Grimalkin and also of her certificate of being cremated.

Stopped by the CVS Pharmacy in Savannah to grab some drinks and a Band-Aid for my kid's foot, and…read moreit was a smooth experience. The store was clean and well-organized, so finding what we needed was easy. The staff were friendly and helpful. They had a good selection of snacks and beverages, along with basic pharmacy items, so it was convenient for last-minute needs.

It's a CVS with all the typical CVS things. Additionally, they sell wine here. We picked up our…read morefavorite Mark West Pinot Noir for 12.49, which seems a bit more than what we would pay locally, but it's in a touristic area. GA sales tax of 7% percent applies to wine. Self check out and also there are cashiers.

I've popped in here through the years to purchase various sundries. Usually, they have what I'm…read morelooking for. Additionally, you'll want to get their ExtraCare Card to earn points on purchase that translate to coupons. Today, I was disappointed to find they have installed self checkout kiosk. I'm not a fan of figuring out your how to use these machines, then check out their merchandise, and all the while taking jobs from those that need employment.

I'm chiefly reviewing the pharmacy here. My main pharmacy is Walgreens, but I had to go here to get…read morea specific medication. Mind you, I've been taking this medication for 10 years. I spoke to a pharmacist on the phone, and I kid you not, she had no idea what she was doing. She pulled up the wrong prescription for me and went through this spiel of confusing information, only to realize she was talking about the wrong one and put me on hold for a while to get the right one. Six months ago I came here and paid around $160 out of pocket for the same medication. The pharmacist finally told me I'd be paying $160. I said okay. She continues to do some more typing and then comes back to tell me the total is $500. I asked about the $160 number, and she said "I never said $160. I never said that number." I would've thought I was going crazy if my mom hadn't been listening and told me she couldn't believe how the pharmacist threw that number out there only to either 1. forget or 2. lie about it to cover up some other mistake. I moved that prescription back to Walgreens ASAP. HOWEVER, the regular store staff are absolutely wonderful. They never fail to say hello whenever I walk in and make amazing conversation. Very helpful and super fast.

After growing increasingly frustrated with the declining level of customer service at a large chain…read morepharmacy, I decided to change pharmacies. The difference has been remarkable at this locally owned and operated pharmacy. To often the larger pharmacy seemed unwilling to take the extra time to process precriptions that require additional effort, even when loyalty savings programs were available and helpful to the customer - me. At Lo Cost I have had the opposite experience. The staff is knowledgeable, patient and committed to helping navigate prescriptions, insurance issues and savings opportunities. It has been a refreshing change to do business with a pharmacy that values customers and their well being! Some services and features: *Delivery service *Medical equipment *Immunizations provided *Medicare enrollment services *Online refill prescription service *Over the counter products

if you need something that needs to be managed, I get a certain type of cream from them. They make…read moreit there. You do have to wait on it. They don't accept insurance, but the products are good. Their services wonderful and I can't say enough good things about them I do think that they are a great pharmacy.

I personally love Walmart. Whenever we need something urgent, Walmart most definitely has it, from…read moretools to fix something around the house to specific ingredients for a recipe. This location was very organized, and we were able to find everything we needed easily. I also feel like Walmart does a great job keeping a consistent standard across different stores, which makes shopping there convenient and reliable.

Great Store As Usual Tho inflation is up there…read moreDEALs can still be found and most all the things u love and inventory has increased to many new items

Above and beyond every single time. Never have a problem getting my prescriptions or getting…read morequestions asked. The pharmacists help me with different OTC medications as well. Even when i had BCBS, they gave me discounts to help even more. Good selection, good value. I recommend using them to everyone!

In recent months, the atmosphere at the Kroger pharmacy inside this Gwinnett store has shifted…read morenoticeably. There's a clear "them vs the customers" tone now, where it feels like your presence at the counter is more of an inconvenience than anything else. The manager is at the center of it. Her tone is consistently rude and dismissive, she interrupts people mid-sentence, and she talks down to customers in a way that feels intentional. The other day I watched her belittle a young woman, and it was genuinely upsetting. It wasn't a stressful moment or a misunderstanding. It was mean, unnecessary, and deeply unprofessional. While this doesn't apply to every employee, there are enough staff members who appear disengaged that it impacts the entire environment and it clearly starts with the manager. The staff gives inconsistent information, they lack urgency, and spend more time talking to each other or idling than assisting customers. It creates an overall impression of a team that is not aligned or fully invested. This wasn't a busy day or a short-staffed situation. It feels like a culture problem that's become more obvious over time. If anyone from Kroger's corporate or district team saw what customers experience here, I can't imagine they'd consider it acceptable.

I was greeted when I came in the door which started a quick and very easy process for 2…read moreappointments. The staff was caring and compassionate. They are definitely a place that makes getting mammograms and other imaging a breeze.

I had a very good experience at the Southcoast Imaging Center. I chose this center at first because…read moreI'm a self-pay patient and pricing for my tests was very important to me. My first call to them was wonderful. The person that quoted me the pricing was friendly and courteous, unlike another imaging center I called in town whose administrative staff was rude and uncooperative. So, the cash pricing was competitive and made it worth it for me to drive from out of town. It was also very easy to schedule and appt after talking to my doctor. Remember, I was the one to chose this center, not my doctor. At the appointment, the waiting time was less than 5 minutes. That's a strong selling point for me, because it tells me that they value my time. It also tells me they are well organized. Additionally, the staff was friendly and professional. The place is clean and quite. I hope they will continue to offer such great service and competitive pricing.