Please, please, for the love of god, I beg you, go to literally ANY OTHER PHARMACY for your…read moreprescriptions. This applies to all Walgreens, but especially to this location. I am constantly given incorrect information about medications that I need in order to function, and whenever I try to give any feedback, the employees have such a bad attitude that I genuinely wonder if they knew they were going to be providing customer service before they decided to take this job. No boss I have ever had would allow me to behave the way they do in front of a customer. Today I did something that is quite rare for me - I asked to speak to the pharmacy manager. Before I could even get to the reason why I was displeased, ***OLIVIA*** interrupted me in the middle of my sentence to claim (inaccurately, and in a particularly arrogant and patronizing tone) that she had said something completely different to me that morning. Which was all the more unprofessional, because she was not part of the conversation to begin with, and if I am asking to give feedback to your manager, the least you could be expected to do as an employee is to allow that feedback to be heard. This is not something that only *I* have an issue with. It is a common theme in all the online reviews that have been posted in the past several years, and it's something I've experienced at multiple Walgreens locations. No other pharmacy I go to struggles this much to tell me accurately whether they have a medication in stock and a general estimate of when it will be ready, because that is one of the most simple and essential functions of a pharmacy employee. But at Walgreens, they will tell you whatever answer they think gets you out of their hair fastest, then when you come back and find out that they lied to you, they will act like you're expecting a Herculean feat of advanced pharmacology instead of simple accurate information. And if you have any issue with their attitudes, apparently they'll interrupt you before you can even complain to cover their own butts. Medications are not something frivolous, they are important things that people put into their bodies every day in order to live healthy and productive lives. Honesty, common sense, and human decency should be the bare minimum. And no business should treat their customers like an inconvenience, but it is especially egregious when a pharmacy does so. I got my prescriptions from Walgreens for the first 29 years of my life, and I never will again for as long as I live. And after today's experience - the final straw, if you will - I will never spend another penny at Walgreens for any household items either. I'm not sure if the management is too incompetent to oversee and correct these issues, or if they simply don't care. Either way, it's an abject embarrassment.

Still getting better here , needed help and the employee that helped was very nice and suggested a…read morebetter option and the pharmacist here is very nice and addresses any concerns about the medication and even has called to see if everything went ok , no more cvs for me

Super nice and knowledgeable staff. Rented a wheelchair for my Dad for 1 week. No hassle when…read morerenting for another week.

We went in looking for a solution to allow my husband to sleep after rotator cuff surgery. Terri…read morehelped us by first showing us wedges they had available. He had already tried that and it was worse than our couch recliner. She suggested that renting a powerlift chair might be helpful. It was on the pricier side, but the only other idea she had. Well, we thought about over lunch and just decided to just purchase a chair. Terri showed us the options and let us just try out the chairs on our own time. We never felt rushed. It was obviously more than we originally thought of doing, but we are sure we won't regret it in the future. The only thing that didn't make us happy, and why this isn't four stars, was the price tag. We picked the chair we liked best & thought the price was what was on the tag. There were options below the big price, like heat & massage, which were things that could be added to the base. Oh, but the material that the chair used was on that list (which we didn't realize because it was not a common name). It was not in the large number on the price tag and added $900 to the price. We didn't know this until we were checking out. We do not blame Terri for this, but the company that thought this was a good idea. The tag should have had the final price, before taxes & delivery not the base price if you could buy it off of the floor like we did.

Oooo CVS is one of my favorite places to shop. They have a great selection of just about…read moreeverything. Yes their prices are a bit high for some items. I don't know about prescriptions anymore as I haven't had anything filled at a CVS in years. I've had really great service at the front registers the last few times I've been in this store. Such chatty and helpful cashiers. I don't normally like to use the self-service checkouts because I like to keep actual human beings employed. The ladies at the registers - particularly in the last two weeks - have been very delightful. They also have really decent local souvenirs here in addition to pro sports merchandise.

This was my first time at this location, and was really pleased. My Husband and I came here to…read morereceive our COVID-19 booster shots. Everyone at the Pharmacy is really attentive and friendly. We came in, got what we needed and left. We will definitely be back soon.

Small town pharmacy, the pharmacist and employees are all very friendly and helpful , they have…read morelittle gifts , cards and candies

This pharmacy staff filled a medication early and did not take the time to do their due diligence…read moreto realize that they had mistakenly filled early. When talking to the manager I was told that they always have problems with me and included their oversight as my fault. After being told that the manager doesn't have "the time to talk to me on a Monday morning" I was refused medication refill regardless of my physician's directions to the pharmacist. If you want to have a battle every time your medication needs filled then by all means choose Schott's pharmacy. Being told as a patient that a manager or pharmacist doesn't have the time or patience to have a conversation regarding your prescription and healthcare needs is how Schott's pharmacy staff has chosen to operate their business. I hope that people who require medications will not be treated as I have been today.

this CVS is solid; however, my only complaint is this bitter zara lady In pharmacy, whom is in need…read moreof much more training. WHO HIRED HER?! Her bedside manner is atrocious! Gates were closed, yet some lady was behind the counter. I gave the benefit of the doubt when i politely asked if and what time they would reopen, or if they were closed. the red signs on the wall in front of where i was standing (from the angle I was at) shows open from 8am-8pm most days. It was 12:40. I did NOT see the monitor to the left that shows they are closed from 12:30-1pm. honest mistake on my part, but to completely ignore someone genuinely asking a question... looking in my direction at me, and NOT respond at all, is beyond rude. some folks would slap this little girl for that, but Im not on that type of time. My point is, What if i someone was illiterate, and could not read? What if someone genuinely does not see a monitor that's positioned off from the direction of the pharmacy gate, such as myself? So i went to the front and politely asked the clerk if the pharmacist was deaf (to give zara some grace) The clerk at the front responds, "no", as i follow up with why I asked that to begin with. To my surprise, as I walk back towards the pharmacy to ask again, she's mouthing off about me asking if she was deaf to some counter part she's on the phone with... how are you so confident to be yapping like that behind a closed gate, like you wont open back up in 15 minutes? You dont know what kind of mood people may be in, or what they are willing to do because of your lack of acknowledgement and respect. I stepped out of my character...being self effacing, I did call her out her name for not being able to easily respond or even point in the direction of the sign (which again, i did not see until going back to the gate after asking the register lady if this zara chick is deaf. I can admit where Im wrong. I can own where I messed up, but this is the person thats in charge of dispensing medication to people?! ‍ who raised you?! yapping behind a closed gate like you're in high school. Parents definitely should've Beat you more as a child because your Bedside manner is beyond horrible. you should not be working with people and definitely should not be in charge of dispensing medications at that station on your own. Deprived is an understatement. this woman looks soulless!! And karma is a mf! it doesnt miss. It will spin the block for you weirdo. Other than that, shout out this CVS (except for this weirdo). They do a great job. It's just this heffer in back that is harming CVS's brand image.

This is a newish, clean, and airy CVS. We only dropped by because we were close by and had a…read morecoupon to use. I guess from some of the reviews, we were fortunate to not need the pharmacy here! Good luck with that to the Napervillians!

I love this Walmart supercenter because it has everything you need and it has so many varieties and…read morethe prices are the best. there are so many things that you could have here, including fruits and vegetables and snacks and clothing and electronics. You also have furniture and home goods. It's great to stock up on stuff here. The store is clean and organized... although there are two sections that are labeled pasta and there's only pasta in one of the lanes. So that was a little confusing. One aisle that had pasta did not have the typical pasta, but it had box meal pastas, like mac & cheese. They also have a bakery and deli. And if you download the app, you can also scan in your items to see the exact prices if you can't find the price on the label.

More employees doing the shopping thing now and they need TRAINING in manners when people are…read moreshopping learn to say excuse me totally unacceptable

it would be nice if they followed better protocols during a pandemic. I took several photos of…read morestaff wearing their masks below their noses. Additionally, I qualified for the third booster for people with conditions that would warrant the third shot. According to what I read I just needed to self report that I qualified HOWEVER, I was made to disclose my medical condition where they went to the pharmacist then to see if they were going to give me the shot. This was a gross violation of my privacy rights. They don't seem to be well versed on the protocols for administering the third shot. That said, the staff can be wonderful as well. It is just that some are true gems and others not so much. I felt like I was being treated like someone trying to pull a scam until they made me spill my guts and realized I did in fact qualify. I also hope the result was a little shame for prying when they saw I had felt so uncomfortable with the position they put me in.

My PCP sent over a new prescription on 8/25. On the morning of 8/26, I called to inquire about it,…read moresince it still wasn't ready. I was on hold for a long time, so I called back, got their Call Center, who routed the call to the Store Manager. After waiting on hold some more, I finally got the Store Manager. I expressed to her my frustration and said that I had to speak with the pharmacist and couldn't wait on hold anymore, since I had to leave for work. The Store Manager said in a very snarky tone, "Okay, bye," and hung up on me. In so doing, she denied me my legal right to speak with my pharmacist, and that constitutes refusal of care. That is completely unacceptable. I wasn't rude to her. I didn't use profanity, nor did I insult anyone.