Owner thinks he can change a diabetics prescriptions without informing the patient/customer…read more Changes prescriptions so he can maximize what he charges insurance companies but also the patient/customer for multiple co-pays. Even if the prescription states a quantity that is needed, he will make that decision himself.

Confession: I'm a big box shopper. I'm not proud. I don't strive to patronize the big guys. So I…read morecan't take credit for finding this place. My main squeeze suggested it, pointing out that Walgreens sells booze and cigarettes - why endorse such practices by shopping there? I was pleasantly surprised by what I found inside McFarland Hometown Pharmacy. Friendly staff, a lovely selection of cards and gifts, including a nice section of Bucky, Packers and Brewers memorabilia. I'll definitely be back.

I just called Monona Walmart Super Center looking for an item that I know they do not carry on a…read moreregular basis. They do purchase from the vendor/supplier Who has the item I am looking for. I called the front staff and they tried to forward me to the correct department, my bad I called too late to speak w the manager of that department. So I was then put through to the PM store manager. Very pleasant, he understood exactly what I needed and told me who and when to give a call back. I won't get stuck on the phone tree. Problem solved.

Customers treated with suspicion instead of respect. Poor service and an unnecessarily hostile…read moreshopping experience.

We needed a charger, so we stopped by this Walgreens. It's well-lit, though some aisles felt a bit…read morecramped with boxes around. When we found the electronics section, there were no chargers for my friend's iPhone. No big deal, she could use mine, and only needed it since she was staying longer. We ended up buying snacks and drinks instead. The location is convenient, though the selection of electronics, snacks, and drinks felt a bit limited. Overall Service: Swift and friendly at checkout.

Walgreen's Whitney Way Pharmacy (Madison,WI) manager S***a has a monstrously bad attitude towards…read morecustomers. A medical worker should have sympathy to people who need medicine because they are ill，but S***a makes it difficult to customers who merely try to get their prescriptions filled in the pharmacy. A few encounters with her and you will find that you are dealing with a mean spirited, angry person. She doesn't belong to this profession. I have decided from now on to never to visit this location.

I'm so confused by the reviews here. I've lived nearby and used this pharmacy for everything for…read moreseveral years now. Never had rude staff. Wait times in line with most other pharmacies in my 40+ years and across 4 different states. It's small, and the hours are sometimes short,but otherwise it's totally acceptable in my experiences

I've never waited this long at a drug store drive thru since they started. Neighborhood rumor is :…read moreCo. is getting ready to close the store permanently. Signals: frequent temporary closings, delays filling prescription , SLOW service. In my 8 years coming her, we must be hitting bottom.

I would not use this pharmacy again unless my life depended on it. The guy running the place (head…read morepharmacist..?) Made me drive all the way back to stoughton to print a coupon from GoodRx (whom he had contracted with to run the coupon). The coupon CLEARLY stated that it "did not need to be printed - just 'show' or 'mention' discount/coupon to pharmacy". I showed this to him. He said he "did not care". His reasoning was.... "given the situation" read corona virus, he "did not want to have to handle my phone". ???? there was no need for him to handle my phone. Period. He could plainly see the coupon as well as the part stating that the discount "did not need to be printed - just 'show' or 'mention' discount/coupon to pharmacy". So, to recap, he did not want to handle my phone so badly that that he made me drive back to stoughton (he was aware of where/how far I had to go), open my printer/turn it on, load paper and print the page containing the discount, then carry that piece of paper back to him in McFarland, hand it to him for his perusal, at which point he filled my script. I won't harp on about how stupid his actions were. If he were truly acting out of concern about 'contact', the above paragraph detailing his actions says all that needs to be said about his grasp of the definition of theword"contact". Also, just to be clear I called the people who are running the discount just to make absolutely sure I did not need to print the coupon. I didn't. End of story. So yeah, the guy is a complete dick. P.S. This refers to the location in McFarland ONLY. Never been to the other location - and it is owned by someone else.

The pharmacy on monona dr. is absolutely the best, the staff is very knowledgeable and help you…read morewith all they call your doctor for new prescriptions the delivery is the best, I can't say enough about Eric, I'm glad I deal with this pharmacy and try to tell all my friends that this is the way to go.

I have severe chronic pain but am deathly allergic to all opiates. I learned about low dose…read morenaltrexone and, while it Is not perfect, it is quite beneficial. I use Hoey to have my meds compounded and they send it to me via USPS, (I live over 30 minutes away, in the best of traffic) It is in capsule form. My most recent refill was changed to the same 1.5 mg dose but in tablet form - an itty, bitty 7mm tablet which is much more convenient, but, unfortunately didn't produce the same response as the capsule with the drug and filler. Why? who knows. The only thing that matters was that the tiny tablet had no effect on my pain. I spoke with someone at Hoey, then later Tim, about my situation. Tim graciously agreed to swap out my pill form back to capsule. Not only did he make the change, he personally delivered enough capsules to my home to hold me over until they could complete the order and mail it out. Hoey is located in Monona, a far east suburb I have no reason to go to and, again, more than a half hour drive one way. I live in Middleton where the distance to the city limits is waaay to far to travel, especially when you are in agony. Tim provided me with a ten day supply and said he would mail out the remainder of my prescription and adjust the price. He also retrieved the tablets that I had no use for. This is the kind of service that keeps customers loyal to a business. Kudos to Tim and all at Hoey Apothecary...they really give a damn.

I've been using Hoey Apothecary for years. They blow me away with their 100% meticulous customer…read morecare. I use compounded hormones, and the pharmacy staff has always been attentive, kind and perfect in chasing down the details of refills and various needs while I travel. I have used other compounding pharmacies, and by far Hoey is the best. Their staff is fantastic, warm and kind.

My favorite pharmacy, the pharmacist has taken the time to call me twice on separate occasions out…read moreof concern about a medication side effect he wanted me to be aware of and another time to verify the legitimacy of an out of state on line health care provider sending a prescription in for me and going beyond what's required of them and for that I'm greatful. Ñ

What can I say? This is just an easy to go to Walgreens. Nothing too special. Everything is…read moreavailable and the customer service is nice. I always go in. Go out. Get my meds and I'm done.

I'm a DoorDash driver , and I've had three unpleasant experiences at this CVS. First, I went to CVS…read morerepresenting DoorDash. Upon entering, I identified myself as a DoorDash driver and showed them the items I wanted to buy. At checkout, I couldn't use my DoorDash Red Card to pay for them because it was first time to use it, I wasn't familiar with it, While I was communicating with DoorDash headquarters about payment, a black female of CVS employee took away my items twice for no reason , with displaying a very rude attitude! I told her action was rude. When I said I would complain to the CVS manager, she and another black male colleague said they would call the police. The third time I went in, they simply told me to leave, I did nothing wrong about it , I just followed the Door Dash Company instructions to go to CVS buy groceries what the customer needs. These two black people from CVS made me feel so terrible and pathetic! Why they did these to me , because of my Asian face? Bad service I never had before.

https://news.yahoo.com/cvs-pharmacists-stage-walkout-over-204513549.html…read moreRead this current news article and decide for yourselves where NOT to shop! There are only TWO employees I trust at the 2 S. Bedford Street location and they are Kevin and Jason, the two pharmacists whom I will gladly give ALL FIVE STARS to, however they are being taken advantage of and I dread going in there one day to find them gone!

Lincare has been helpful and friendly. Staff have been great! Especially Joni. She went the extra…read moremile to help me keep my CPAP machine. She handled the situation and I didn't even have to get involved. As far as supplies. They have been more than responsive to my needs. They usually contact me to see what supplies I need. I am very happy I chose Lincare for my CPAP needs.

If you get equipment from this national company, expect robo calls from yes, a machine - that sound…read morelike every other robo call you hang up on. The electronic voice tells you they are calling about your medical supply needs....just like that back brace call, and hearing aid call you get constently. Oh, and do not try to talk to anyone about it so they can at LEAST say the name of the company, no, the local manager is rude and the national company hangs up on you. Horrible company to do business with!!! Especially when you need on going medical supplies!