Ever wonder what it would be like to have a small town personalized pharmacist help you? Wonder no…read moremore. Clark's is a really nice place. Quick, efficient and friendly. What more could you ask for? Oh yes, do they take an HSA card? Yes they do! Win! We will be back. Great service.

I had never considered a compounding pharmacy until I became friends with a naturopathic doctor…read more After his recommendation, I had my MD transfer one of my prescriptions to Clarks. Erica ended up as the pharmacist handling my prescription. I can't even tell you how much time she spent with me going over my labs and the recommendations; and on multiple occasions. When was the last time you got THAT kind of attention? What's even better? This compounded prescription ended up costing a fraction of what the major pharmaceutical company had been charging me. With what I saved, I had enough money to buy an island in the South Pacific. Clarks is my new 'go to' pharmacy for compound prescriptions.

I made a stop at Walgreens and was surprised to see the small mini bottles of wine at the old price…read morebefore inflation hit. I wasn't expecting to purchase wine at a Walgreens but when the deal is too good to pass up, you act on it! I did, paid and exited. Before exiting, the staff were super friendly and nice. We had a nice chat before I left. I left with a smile on my face. She was so sweet! Shared parking.

I love shopping at this Walgreens mostly because of Mike W, the older gentleman at the front…read morecheckout. I left a more detailed review on Google. I find myself hoping Mike will be there whenever I visit so we can exchange kind words and a smile. He is very welcoming, helpful and kind...the epitome of excellent customer service. This store is very clean, well stocked and well merchandised, but it's Mike W that keeps me shopping here time and time again, even though it's not my neighborhood Walgreens store.

I needed some more allergy relief for the outbreak of hives. Noooo! My skin is already sensitive…read more The allergy pills help keep them at bay. Turns out when I compared them to my depleted supply, I bought the full strength. I will need to return them for the non drowsy type. That will teach me to hurry. Parking lot and WiFi available.

We've used a number of pharmacies in different locations but our experience at this Walmart…read morePharmacy has surpassed all the others. The principal attribute is their staff, headed by the managing pharmacist, Kristen. They are always smiling, cheerful and eager to help. They have a genuine interest their customers' well being

i was looking for Agave syrup and who knew that Walmart carried monk fruit?? Score. It's actually…read morebetter for you than Stevia or Agave. Ok I am game to try it. it comes in powder form and used sparingly. I will be making a Mexican style dinner next week for guests. I went ahead and got some chips and salsas. I usually make my own salsas. I won't have time to do that so a store bought brand will do. Staff are helpful. There was a line at the self check out so staff opened another line of registers while i was waiting. Thanks for noticing! Lots of parking and WiFi in the store..

We've been shopping here for years. The employees for most part are nice. An item we purchased…read morebefore our vacation was bad. We were trying to exchange. It's happened in the past. We tried exchanging and the manager refused. He was very unprofessional and dismissive. I would not shop here again. If you buy a product that is bad they should stand behind quality and they do not.

Needed more flu meds, CVS always provides the best! It's a two-fer since Postal Max is right…read morenext door!

CVS can be found in The Summit shopping plaza. The store was nice to send me a coupon for 40% off…read moreone item in their store. I decided to use the coupon for a new tube of sunscreen. Sunscreen is much needed just about anywhere you live. It is especially required in our hot desert climate, Shared parking lot.

After my doctor's visit, I stopped at CVS to get an over the counter medication. The item the…read moredoctor suggested was expensive considering I would probably use it maybe two to three times at most. I picked out what I thought was a good substitute. Rather than guess, I stopped to talk with the pharmacist to ensure my selection was a good one. The pharmacist was knowledgeable and helpful. He agreed that the item I chose would suffice. I got the item and left the store. Shared parking outside.

I had a disappointing experience at the CVS MinuteClinic on Tatum Blvd in Cave Creek on 8/12 at…read more3:50 PM during a scheduled sports physical for my daughter. When we arrived, there was no one at the front desk, so we sat down briefly. Shortly after, Nurse Practitioner Donnamarie came out and immediately gave the impression that we were late, even though we had been seated since 3:48 PM. She said we were "not signed in yet" and told me I could either use the app on my phone or check in on the kiosk. I assumed she meant the four powered-down tablets by the chairs in the waiting area. After unsuccessfully trying to turn them on, I told her they didn't work -- only then did she point to the actual kiosk tucked away on the other end of the room. I had forgotten the required paperwork at home, and when I asked for a replacement copy to fill out, she provided it -- but her demeanor throughout was dismissive and smug, as if she wanted us to leave before we even started. We were then seen by a nurse who was very friendly and professional, which I appreciated. When Donnamarie later reviewed the paperwork, she took issue with me leaving the seizure history blank. This was intentional -- my daughter hasn't had any seizure-related issues since she was six, nearly a decade ago, and I didn't consider it relevant for a sports physical. The way she delivered the news that she couldn't sign off without that section completed was telling -- it came with a visible sense of satisfaction, as though creating an inconvenience for us was, in itself, a small victory for her. It gave the clear impression that she took more interest in finding a reason to deny service than in helping a patient complete a simple visit. Between the one hour of travel and the appointment itself, the visit cost time, effort, and an early departure from work, all without achieving the reason for our appointment. While I understand the need for accurate documentation, the combination of poor communication, condescending tone, and apparent delight in denying care turned what could have been a minor paperwork fix into a wasted trip. Professionalism and respect for patients should always be the standard, and unfortunately, that was not my experience here.

This pharmacy is still the worst pharmacy I've been too! They're rude, they're so slow! That's all!read more

I just wanted to say that The staff at this Walgreens is…read morephenomenal. Paul is always so helpful and courteous.

I used their drive through for a prescription but then remembered I wanted to check something…read moreinside. Parked and went inside, They were out of the hair product I needed. Drat, I will look elsewhere for it. Ample parking outside.

There's a cancer in the pharmacy that probably makes it difficult for all the pharmacy staff to be…read morecivil to customers. Her name is Myriame Abou Youness. Myriame is one of the most disrespectful and rude pharmacy employees I've ever encountered. Being from the South, I'm always polite and friendly to any employee who I interact with, and was to Myriame. The pharmacy employee helping me asked Myriame a question right in front of me. Myriame was rude to the cashier, so I quietly suggested she calm down (so as not to embarrass herself in front of all the other customers) because it wasn't a big deal. Twice she bluntly and rudely told me "I'm not talking to you". This was not a "bad day" attitude. This was a complete character issue. It's the kind of attitude that tells you that Myriame has a horrible life because of her lack of manners. Here's the other problem. When I tried to report it to her manager, Don, he was condescending, and tried to deflect the fact that I was complaining about an employee's rudeness. He implied that, because I was in the store inquiring about a prescription before I got a notification, that it was MY fault Myriame was rude. So the root problem isn't just Myriame. It's Don. Don is enabling Myriame to be despicably rude to customers. Time to find another pharmacy.

Another stop at a different Fry's Food store. This time we were buying a box of IPAs for company…read morethat are coming. The guys like IPAs and so they shall have some. We were debating which brand and decided on the Hazy Mind. Seems like an appropriate name. I am sure they will be happy. Shared parking lot and WiFi in the store.

Our favorite place to shop. Good variety and selection. I grew up with Fred Meyer stores, also…read morepart of the Kroger family.

If you visit The Summit, you will find Target as one of the businesses there. This is the third…read morestore I have visited that is going through a transformation. Many of their items are being shifted around the store. Just when you think you have the rhythm of the aisles, it was time to change things. A new look will be good. Finding things will be different and slightly challenging. Shared parking and Wi-Fi in the store.

Tonight I had the rare privilege of encountering what may be the single rudest Target employee on…read moreplanet Earth. Imagine walking up, ready to buy a simple item, and being told -- with a straight face -- that I was not allowed to purchase it because she needed to take a photo of the section before anyone was allowed to touch anything. Yes. A photo. Of the shelf. Before customers are allowed to, you know, buy things. Wild concept for a retail store, I know. I stood there trying to wrap my head around the policy. Stores have inventory systems. They scan items. They track SKUs. That's how retail has worked since roughly the invention of barcodes. But apparently this Target now runs on forensic shelf photography and vibes. When I politely questioned the logic, I got attitude -- not an explanation. No "sorry," no "give me one minute," just pure hostility and the sense that I had somehow committed a crime by attempting to spend money. So here's the takeaway: if you come to this Target expecting to purchase products, brace yourself. You may instead be inducted into a bizarre ritual where the shelves are sacred, the camera roll is king, and paying customers are treated like they're interrupting a museum exhibit.