This is now the fourth time I have had an unprofessional and uncomfortable encounter with Linda, a…read morepharmacy technician at Rayles. When I called today, Linda told me she could not verify which prescription I had available for pickup using my birthday or the prescription number Rayles had texted me. Instead, she insisted that I list all the prescriptions I have ever filled at Rayles. I was taken aback; I had never heard that this was a requirement. I explained that I couldn't recall all the names off the top of my head and asked if she could verify my information using my birthday. She refused, stating that they don't do that, and insisted I must provide the names of all my medications. I inquired whether this practice aligned with the standards set by the California State Board of Pharmacy. At that point, she abruptly placed me on hold. When she returned, she again requested the names of all my medications and my phone number. I repeated my request: "Can you please verify using my birthday? Isn't this a permissible method according to California law?" She responded, "No, Rayles does NOT do this!" She added, "Rayles has its own way, and the pharmacist, Lisa, is right here listening to you; you're on speaker." At no time did I permit my personal information and conversation to be shared on speaker with other customers within earshot. Throughout this interaction, Linda repeatedly put me on hold, hung up on me, refused to answer my questions, and made me feel highly uncomfortable, especially when she informed me, toward the end of our conversation, that I was on speaker. Linda has consistently demonstrated an unprofessional attitude not only towards customers but also towards her colleagues. I have often witnessed her use demeaning language when speaking to her coworkers and boast about her years of experience as a pharmacy technician, which, in her own words, gives her the right to place customers on hold for 40 minutes if she wants to. It's disappointing that both customers and her colleagues tolerate her unprofessional behavior. Every other pharmacy technician I have interacted with has been professional, respectful of privacy, and compliant with state law.

Not sure what is going on but they no longer provide vaccinations for anything, not even the flu…read more No explanation at all.

This Rite Aid is "open" but it looks like it's going out of business. The shelves are mostly empty…read more Items that are available are mostly locked up behind display cases and to find somebody to help you is pretty much impossible if you actually wanted to get something out of the case. I went to purchase some cold medicine which had to be obtained from behind the counter at the pharmacy due to the ingredients. At least there was a pharmacist or a tech there who could help me. Most every day basic items that you want are not available. They carry thrifty brand ice cream so I went to the freezer case to look and they have one flavor which I decided to get. The freezers are so full of frost that each time I opened the door a bunch of snowflakes blew out. When I went to the register to check out, there was nobody there. I looked around and looked around and looked around and did not see any employees. Finally, I heard some rustling from an aisle way at the back of the store and walked over there and saw an employee doing something stocking perhaps? Anyway this place should just close because it really isn't serving any purpose. Maybe the pharmacy is doing something, but it feels like going into an abandoned building.

They were closing the Sacramento store going out sale everyone one was nice and helpful at the…read moreSacramento Store

Store is changing around, so the food items shelves were somewhat bare. However, I found the…read moremajority of the itemsI needed. However, I came in here for a new propane tank. Definitely cheaper here than Home Depot and Walgreens. Both wanted to charge $67. Walmart had it for $54.99. Lastly, I dislike that our cashier, Kevin, needed support from a manager and as usual... one could not be found. There were 2 cashiers on the left side of him that watched him scramble around looking for support. Instead of helping without being asked, they stook arrive taking amongst themselves. Finally, Kevin did ask and one came over and helped at that point.

I've been to Walmarts all over the United States. And this Walmart is the saddest one I have been…read moreto. There is no deli, produce, or meat department. Instead they have a minimal. And I can't stress enough minimal selection in of them in a couple coolers and aisle islands. The produce was all bruised. And you go to get anything else in the store and 80% of the products are under lock and key and you have to page and wait for an employee. The employees are cool, no beef with them, but the store itself is not a great shopping location

Generally, Walgreens is my preferred drugstore. But since I have moved, the one closest to (on…read moreAlhambra Ave). has a really hard time getting things right. I usually place my order via the app. I have had them show up without items, and then tell me I can come pick it up at the store if I want it. When I order things to be picked up, its not ready. And tonight, my delivery was supposed to come at 7:30. At 9:00, I hadn't even gotten a text so I went to the on line chat and was told the store was still processing my order and I could call them to check on it. So I called. Too bad the store was already closed. Good thing my order just included house hold items and not medicine. Although, last week my son was waiting and waiting for days to get an update on his prescription. When he finally called, they said they couldn't process it without more information...why didn't they notify him of that they needed more information?! Clearly the managers don't take pride in the store or they would require the employees to do more than a half-assed job. I upgraded my rating to two stars because I called about my order this morning, and spoke to a lovely, polite lady about my order. She was very concerned that there was a problem and apologetic. At first she couldn't find any reference to the order so I said I would place it again. But a few minutes later, she called back and said she found the order and would fill it right away. She was very friendly and that made a huge difference. The few clerks that I have interacted with have generally been indifferent and non-caring. Customer interaction matters!

I've had two separate, equally frustrating experiences at this pharmacy. Both times, I was told my…read morebaby's medication would be ready in 20 minutes. After waiting an hour and a half, I was told it hadn't even been started. It is incredibly upsetting to be given a specific timeframe only for it to be completely ignored. There is a total lack of urgency and communication here, even when it comes to essential medicine. I won't be coming back.

The pharmacy hours are not the same as the store hours…read more Monday through Friday: 9 AM to 7 PM. Saturday: 10 AM to 6 PM Sunday: 11 AM to 5 PM. Well finally! I managed to link my Extracare account with my main CVS account! CVS without the extra care program is nearly useless. You get some coupons every time you fill your prescription, but that is a very limited reward program. However, once you link it to extra care, CVS becomes much more interesting. All the extra care sales come to play and you get a coupon which stacks on top of the sale. As far as I can tell all the prices in the store have been adjusted for the dollar coupon you receive every time at the pharmacy. Which makes every item in the store more expensive than their rivals. But once you add the coupon to whatever extra care specials are available, the prices become much more attractive. However, their inventory is still pretty limited compared to a big box store. It seems to me that your best bet is the coupon play. Generally, this means you're picking off a few items where the coupons, the loyalty program, and the specials all stack. I noticed the specials sell out quickly. so the specials are even more limited than you can imagine. Well, with the reward program, they've enticed me into buying one item per trip. If it sounds like I'm not enthused, you're right. At the present time I feel no need to go to CVS unless I have a prescription I wanna pick up. Pharmacy hours are not the same as the store hours. The pharmacy is still a five star experience. The store has risen from a zero star experience all the way to a two star experience.

Recently the CVS Pharmacy we have used closed. All accounts were transferred to this location on…read moreAdmiral Callaghan. My first experience with them was absolutely horrible. After a routine doctors appointment my medication's were sent to this pharmacy. Keep in mind, these are medications I must take daily. One day prior to refill. I called to confirm the medication is in stock and was assured that I could be picked up the following day. The following day, I called again because I did not get a text message like I typically do when meds are ready for pick up. I was informed they had no record of refill from my doctor. I called the doctor and let them know and the prescription was resent. It's now Friday morning and I'm wondering when I will be able to pick up my meds. I call again and leave a voice message. A clerk calls me back to tell me my meds cannot be filled because the doctor is not registered or licensed. I promptly call and wait to speak with a pharmacist and explain ~ "this can't be the case". They resend a request for a new prescription. I called the doctor's office and it looks like everything's going to be cleared up. We are three hours from CVS closing and I'm trying to follow up... "When I can pick up the meds?" I call again and speak to a clerk. I am told they are out of stock. I can't even believe this is happening. We're going into a weekend and I have to wait till Monday??? This is not possible. They tell me they will transfer the prescription to another pharmacy in another city. I call the pharmacist of that CVS location and they tell me the system will not allow the transfer. Fast forward to Monday. It's 6:40 PM... I'm finally picking up my prescription ~ now 4 days late & they close at 7PM.. Ironically, the lady in front of me was picking up depression, meds, and the same thing happened to her AT THE PICK-UP COUNTER! They told her they did not have time to run payment through insurance so she would have to come back the following day. Lastly, there were 9 people still in line that were told to come back the following day because, " WE ARE NOW CLOSING" Something is seriously wrong with this pharmacy. Aside from pharmacist Kaley, the front staff was uncommonly RUDE. I will TRANSFER my meds to another pharmacy ~ NOT CVS BRAND! WHAT CAN CVS DO BETTER? Corporate should look into AI for medication fulfillment. I'm not one for technology to override employment of humans, but obviously CVS is struggling and doesn't have the ability to hire sufficient and trained staff. Bring in good pharmacist for QC and let AI do the rest. When possible, run deliveries through the mail.

The Pharmacy department is amazing. They work like a fine clock and are always giving me…read morerecommendations on how to save on this or that Rx. This store is phenomenal.

I'd like to start by saying that the employees of this CVS location are exempt from this review…read more It's not their fault that they work for an evil empire. The pharmacy staff and employees have always been courteous and helpful to the best of their abilities. However, CVS is a monster. This organization is evil, and to detail that statement is beyond my ability to elaborate on in this short review. I will say this; the new pharmacy set up is awful. It is not HIPAA compliant because you can hear word for word everything each patient at the pharmacy window is saying, including their personal information, their prescriptions, etc. To make this matter worse, CVS has installed thick plexiglass between the pharmacy worker and the patient. So the patient has to basically yell in order for the pharmacy worker to hear them. Therefore, half the store can hear the person giving their name and birthdate, etc. So consider that hundreds of people are walking through the typical CVS pharmacy line per day and yelling at plexiglass... it is disgusting to see the spittle that is all over the glass and rarely cleaned. These employees are always shortstaffed and now they have to clean plexiglass between customers? Ick factor high. I need to find a new pharmacy. Lastly, don't ever try to call this pharmacy because you'll be thrown into an AI hell hole. You will not speak with a human being. If you're lucky, you will end up in a voicemail and get a call back.

I share the same sentiments as Betty C, but Walmart Vallejo Market (as it's now called) is a…read morediscount supermarket the likes of Grocery Outlet; you get Great Value, not great quality. Since prices are the same across all Walmarts in NorCal, I'm going to rate this based on aesthetics and in-store experiences. This is one of the first Walmart Markets to get the early-2020s airport-style "Time Well Spent" remodeling package, but specialized for smaller stores with the overhead signs made of horizontal foam boards instead of the vertical metal ones and less detailed backgrounds. The store looks much brighter and more inviting than it was before and it looks cleaner as well. I find the selection of groceries here larger than other WMNMs which is a plus, and it seems they are well stocked at most times. However, the area is a magnet for crime, I've seen cars being bipped, and there are seedy people hanging around at all times.

just left this Walmart! No one is here to help you even if you're dead…read more I press the button 50 times to try to get assistance on the purchase of a medication. No one ever came so I left