The staff has always been friendly and professional...but the company practices and policies are…read moreawful. Four times in a year Walgreens (Wg) has been late on my RA Rx injections. A month ago I had a flare so bad I couldn't walk or close my fingers. Last week Wg was late again with my Rx and I'm again in awful pain. On 1/8/18 I was given 2 different dosages of the same drug! Taking both could be have been disastrous, luckily I asked. In 2017 I had a Rx transfered from a natural apothecary to Wg, and they gave me TEN TIMES the prescribed amount. I took it for only two days and experienced a thyroid storm, had muscle weakness, fell, and was injured. I could have died. Wrote to the company and never got a response. This is the last straw. I will transfer my prescriptions to a local pharmacy that cares. :(

I waited 20 for someone to help me get my pictures... Def don't recommend ordering from here! Worth…read morethe drive to go somewhere else.

Walgreens has been my preferred pharmacy for years and I have had nothing but good experiences…read more That said, I've recently had two encounters recently that went above and beyond my expectations. First, the pharmacists were incredibly helpful and patient with my seven year old. She was prescribed a medication that only comes in pill form and was very nervous about swallowing pills. Both pharmacists took extra time to put her--and me--at ease. The daytime pharmacist offered a tip for swallowing a pill using a straw. The pharmacist on the evening shift showed my daughter several different options for the medication, made by different manufacturers. The ability to choose the pill gave her a sense of control, which made the daunting process feel a bit easier. The second praise-worthy encounter occurred this evening. My 3 year old was diagnosed with a double ear infection at urgent care and was prescribed an antibiotic. The prescription was called in ten minutes before the pharmacy closed and I knew we wouldn't arrive until just after closing. I called Walgreens and explained our situation. The pharmacy tech--with the pharmacist's blessing-- kindly offered to fill the prescription and stay a few minutes after her shift ended to wait for us. I wish I had caught her name, but I was so overcome by gratitude and relief it slipped my mind to ask. On the way home, I explained to my daughter what she has done. After it sunk in, my daughter told me that when she was a grown up, she would stay late at her work to help someone, too. Thank you to the Walgreens pharmacy staff for your expertise AND for being such good human beings! Our community is lucky to have you!

When I went to load my Chime then once I thought about and counted my money then I realized that I…read moregave the cashier too much money. No he didn't counted the money like I thought but was turning the 20.00 bills so that the heads all faced one direction apparently. Waiting patiently for the store to open this morning and praying that they have camera footage and that the cashier is honest

I buy from them grocery delivery by their cellphone app. LikePulledPork spreadCheese crafted bread…read more& bakery deliHotReadyChicken & eggroll produce banana avocado garbagebags hygiene germX goldbond equate razor tide&All laundryPod bounty&Brawny papertowel.

Big store and all but two of the registers were closed and they only have 4 self checkouts so you…read morehave to wait In a long line to do all the work at checkout. Come on Walmart

Drake and Shelley were amazing help at the bakery and CJ opened a register promptly when the line…read moregot long. She was incredibly friendly and we enjoyed a short conversation while checking out. Everyone here was a breath of fresh air filled with kindness. Great job to the team and management for retaining such amazing staff.

One of the coaches asked my husband to politely to remove his helmet and he did. When we got to the…read morecheckout line he put it back on cause we were on our way out leaving. She continued to say next time he will be asked to leave and continued to start and argument. I told her to have a nice day and we left. I see people in there all the time wearing ski masks and also helmets. The fact he was asked to take his helmet off, and he listened. Then as we were leaving, trying to start an argument. That doesn't fly. And she is definitely not going to speak to my husband, the way that she did. I was born and raised in Murphysboro, there needs to be a sign at least.