Order fillers need more training! I received an order that had raw chicken bagged with 2 containers…read moreof ice cream which were covered in chicken blood. Absolutely disgusting

Average Walmart that felt like I stepped back into the 90s/early 2000s. Store itself was a bit…read moredirty and very unorganized. There were boxes everywhere. A lot of merchandise in the middle of the store/walkways which made it actually difficult to access aisles and walk around other people because of all of the stuff in the middle of the floor.

I switched from WALMart to Raley's and them extremely happy with my choice. Love the people there..read more

This pharmacy takes care of us. I rely on them all the time…read moreand thy never disappoint me.

Amazing pharmacy. At home atmosphere. Staff is great! I won't go anywhere else. Thank you for all…read moreyou bring to the community.

Always will organized, prompt and efficient in every way. Best pharmacy in town! I'm always…read morenotified by text when my Rx is ready, and the people ate so nice here!

I am a nurse so I really notice the errors they have made in so many instances regarding my scrip…read more Again & again the pharmacy techs & managers and customer service employees at Shasta cvs, are rude and quick to say that everything wrong is my problem, Not theirs. When asking to speak directly to the pharmacist, Joseph, only to be given the brush off. The entire staff is awkward and insincere (sickly sweet) or non present as tho they don't know what they're talking about. No communication or team work! Stay clear. CVS just lost a 18 million dollar lawsuit so beware.

Needed some Advil, lol. Very small CVS that just offers the important supplies. It is an old gas…read morestation, lube shop turned to a mini CVS.

I like this drive thru. The people are nice. They are helpful with getting drugs approved with my…read moreDoctor & insurance. Granted it's hard to get them on the phone & you have to go in if you need to talk to a human but this is our post-Covid world & lack of help in about every industry. People need to lighten up about not being able to get all the things they used to. The world changes. Adjust.

I have shopped at Walgreen's for many years. I don't understand their corporate policy changes…read more They don't have enough staff. Sadly, many of the ones the DO have are not sufficiently trained -- although they are very nice people. Case in point: Today I was sent a Western Union transfer of cash. I went to Walgreen's. What a waste of my time. The computer screen was not adjusted properly. It was slanted far down as if a child was using it and could NOT be tilted upward. In addition, the touch keyboard often would not register what I attempted to enter -- sometimes as much as 20 paced attempts. Finally, I asked for help -- yet again -- from the Walgreen's employee who had first started helping me then kept leaving leaving to do something else. She didn't know what she was doing and bumped me out of what I had just spent 30 grueling minutes attempting to do!!!! A different store employee whispered, "You can go next door to Albertson's. They have someone trained who will do it for you." We went to Albertson's across the street and the wonderfully trained woman in customer service handled it in 4 minutes. Wow!!!! Also, Walgreen's closed their pharmacy. I will be very surprised -- unless Walgreen's improves how they are doing business and increases customer service -- they will be closing their doors entirely. If that happens, it will be a shame.

Stopped in to just use the bathroom initially as we couldn't locate one at the gas station next…read moredoor. The store was pretty clean overall. Bathrooms were in decent shape. However, their pharmacy side was a bit disorganized and it took me a while and quite a bit of wandering around to find the medication I was looking for. As another yelper described, it felt a bit "apocalyptic" as a lot of the shelves were empty. Staff were all very nice though.

"Apocalyptic" is probably the best description. The employees couldn't be kinder or more helpful…read morebut theyre out of so many things! It's like they never bounced back from the initial COVID freakout or supply chain shortages. I needed something for my blisters from hiking but no luck. The same can be said for a few other things I was hoping to grab before backpacking. Oh well.

I have been so disappointed over the last few years. I just bought bacon from the meat department…read morebut it was torn in half - not whole slices of bacon! I have bought their cooked shrimpcto eat that night and twice it was rotten. The produce is not always great. The limes I just bought were dry. I needed three to get an ounce of juice. Then I spend 10 minutes logging into their app to get 2 dollars off a jar of pasta sauce. A saving grace is one time a woman working produce ask me if I needed help while I was logging in to get a digital coupon for a pineapple. She put a sticker on it with the sale price so I could move one with my day. It can be that easy.

Entering the state of Oregon means no sales tax for us Californians…read more We'd plan to be in Oregon for a week's stay so we wanted to load up on groceries. First thing first - refuel our gas tank. I used my sister's Fred Myer loyalty membership # to get a discount on gas. I think we saved three cents a gallon. The second time we didn't provide the number as it wasn't a big savings. In Oregon they have gas attendants to pump your gas. Years ago hubby got out of the car to pump gas and the attendant knew right away we were from California where we pump our own gas. Fred Myer is a like a Target, but on a larger scale. They sell clothes, garden supplies, household goods, food, bakery, deli etc. Their store layout is kind of weird. It's one floor. It looks more like an office building than a store at first glance. We saved $18 in groceries using my sister's Fred Myer loyalty membership #. The best edible was the Angel food cake found in the bakery department. I wished our local supermarket could replicate it.

Great store for Ashland. One of the cleanest and most well-stocked Bi-Marts in the chain. It's…read moreclose to most of the hotels in town, and has everything you need and then some without driving to Medford for a Freddy's or Walmart run. Prices run the same as other Bi-Mart locations as well. Only bad thing is they don't have a pharmacy.

You need a membership to shop here. And I would just love to be a member but we were just traveling…read morethrough. They did not offer a one-time guest pass so we actually bought a membership just to use for one day. This store is amazing so much things it's like a Costco but local things are all added into the bulk items. The prices were amazing I loved it we bought a lot of things to bring back to Hawaii. Other than not offering a one-time guest pass for the day the service was good.

Great service by Chris and the team there. Always helpful…read moregetting insurance coverage. Happy to have this solid local alternative to the big box drug stores.

My initial intro to Ashland Drug when new to Ashland wasn't pleasant. Since then, I've actually…read morefound a " family" within this pharmacy. I've had several trips to ER since here and this pharmacy and its people are very knowledgeable and helpful. I've had to deal with broken bones and severe injuries in this Anti-opiate age. I'm grateful for the care and personal support. Glad I came back!!