Unfriendly,miserable,unprofessional,condescending, power tripping "pharmacy technicians"…read more The pharmacists here are the worst, unfriendly,Difficult, Judgmental snarky looks through the glass at you. My doctor called in a new script 8 hours prior before I attempted to pick it up after work...I waited 20+ minutes in the drive through, got to the window where the girl said she needed to see my cdphp card which I handed to her then she said she had to see my Medicaid card in order to bill my insurance? which I did not have on me...i offered to pay it out of pocket,she then told me it wasn't ready yet and it would be a few minutes...I said ok and sat at the window in my car with the window rolled down for a minute then I rolled it up....moments later a guy covered with tattoos (nothing wrong with that I'm covered with them as well) comes to the window and bangs on the glass I roll down the window and he rudely and with much attitude said "you need to move I have a long line behind you and it's going to take me 15 minutes to get your script ready, so you need to pull forward and go back around and wait in line" I responded by letting him know he did not need to talk to me with such an attitude and that if the girl had asked me to pull forward I would have but she didn't... he rolled his eyes and said "right yeah well it's going to take me a while to do your script"...so I leave and come back 20 minutes later wait in a long line again I get to the window and a short dark haired girl with a partially shaved head and tattoos all over rudely asks what I'm here for, she harassed me with a number of questions and asked my personal Identification info over again shot me dirty nasty looks the entire time and then harassed me about me not correctly identifying the last 4 of my old phone number as if that was a make it or break it piece of information and acted as if she was going to refuse me my prescription over it....she updated my number upon request and then shoved my card and script into the bin, I said thank you have a great rest of her day and she said nothing in response just continued to stare at me and give me dirty looks as I retrieved my stuff and pulled away from the drive through window. I'm changing pharmacies immediately I can't believe how badly I was treated and how difficult they made it for me to just pick up a script. Unfriendly,miserable,unprofessional,condescending power tripping "pharmacy technicians" the whole lot of them.

InVery good service,and the workers go above and beyond to help you.if waiting,they are very…read moreprompt.question? Ask it....they will be more than happy to help you to the best of there ability.That goes for the whole store.Pharmacy is prolly the best in area though. In a nut shell stay away from the troll looking woman in there with red hair and is ugly as sin with teeth rotting.she is miserable and will not fill prescriptions on purpose saying she dnt feel comfterbal.been going there over 3 years.she knows my history and has and had no remorse.beside she treats ppl like shit.I notice older ppl with hearing proublems she is so nasty too.makes fun of them and they dnt even knows it.I feel bad for them. So do ur favor if u go in and only pharmacist is a ugly troll w/red hair named jenn stay out.no respect and no remorse.oh oh wait.....here is the kicker.I called the complaint line and actually was told that they back pharmacist b4 a customer. Think about that. What happen to customer right?

My Journey with Dentures from Dahlia Dental, Amsterdam N.Y: A Cautionary Tale…read more Over five years ago, I began my journey with dentures. At the time, the dentist made a mold of my gums and had me return a few weeks later to pick up the finished set--both uppers and lowers. When I arrived, her assistant handed me the dentures to try on. Immediately, I noticed a problem: they didn't fit at all. They were so loose that they kept falling out. The dentist came in, observed the poor fit, and pulled out some denture adhesive--Polygrip or something similar. She demonstrated how to apply the adhesive and sent me on my way. At that moment, I trusted her expertise, not knowing any better. It wasn't until later that I learned dentures are supposed to fit properly without needing adhesive--at least not right away. Adhesive is typically only required years later as gums wear down or shrink. Shortly after, I went back to her and explained that I couldn't eat properly unless I loaded the dentures with adhesive. She attempted to fix the problem by shaving the dentures down while I was there. However, she told me she couldn't remove much more material, as it would make the dentures too fragile. That was the extent of her solution. Since that day, I've struggled immensely. I can't eat more than one meal a day without the adhesive failing, which causes the dentures to come loose and make my gums sore. After years of this, I've resorted to wearing them only for cosmetic purposes. Even then, I need to use a significant amount of adhesive just to keep them in place. Wearing them for more than half a day leads to soreness and discomfort. I deeply regret using her services and have carried this frustration for years. To this day, I feel upset whenever I think about the experience. It's particularly disheartening when I see others who have well-made dentures that fit comfortably. My mother-in-law, for instance, has a set that she simply puts in each morning--no adhesive needed. She can wear them all day without any issues eating or speaking. Seeing her experience made me realize how much I had been failed by my dentist. Now, I've retired and moved to Florida. I'm hoping my new insurance will cover the cost of a properly made pair of dentures. I refuse to go through the same ordeal again or let another dentist dismiss my concerns. I'm sharing this story to vent and to warn others about neglectful care of this dentist or any other. If you're starting your own journey with dentures, please advocate for yourself and don't settle for ill-fitting appliances. Someday, I hope my suffering will be alleviated, but until then, I remain frustrated by what I endured.

From the owner: At Dahlia Dental we provide affordable dental care for the whole family. We are conveniently…read morelocated in Amsterdam, New York and serve patients in Fulton and Montgomery counties and beyond. From fillings to crowns to same-day dentures, we do it all. We see adults and children of all ages. Your smile makes us smile too. Contact us today for an appointment.