It sucks that they closed down rite aid cuz that was my go-to for my plan b pills but Walgreens is…read moreokay I guess 7 out of 10 and the doors cut it open slowly so I was walking down if you're not careful.

Scripts ordered by doctor and received by the pharmacy on December 4th not available for pick-up…read moreuntil December 8th. Fortunately there is a new Drug Mart opened nearby. Switching...

I get my hair done here and I have always had good experiences. Jessenia is my stylist and she's…read moregreat. Bonus- you can book appts via fb messenger.

I had been growing out my natural grey for more than three years. Taylor, my regular stylist here,…read morehas done a phenomenal job and estimated I had only 6-8 inches of previously colored hair left before my grow-out was complete. The remaining bleached ends turned orange as toner faded. Because toner didn't last, I decided to have permanent color applied to those orange sections. Taylor was on vacation, so on August 4 I was scheduled with another stylist who has more than 30 years of experience. There was no misunderstanding about what I wanted. The stylist's own appointment notes state: "She wanted permanent color used on the orange sections only from grown out highlights." During the application, I was away from the mirror. I told the stylist it felt like she was applying color much farther up than she should be. She assured me she was not going too far up. I trusted her. Unfortunately, my instinct was correct. Permanent dark color was applied far into years of my natural grey. Before this appointment, I had approximately 14 inches of natural grey and only 6-8 inches of previously colored hair remaining. Afterward, only about 3-4 inches of natural grey remained visible. My hair now looks like I only recently started growing it out. This cannot simply be undone. Calista, the salon owner, explained that removing the permanent color could leave warmth or orange tones in hair that had previously been my untouched natural grey. The salon refunded the color service. I appreciate the refund, but it is not compensation for what was lost. It returned the money I paid for a service that was not performed as agreed. I repeatedly tried to work directly with Calista on a reasonable solution. I am not trying to profit from this. I want my hair to look reasonably close to how it looked before this appointment while my grey grows back. I proposed grey-blended extensions with maintenance as a temporary solution. Calista acknowledged extensions were an option but said the salon could not fund the full cost. She explained this by quoting customer retail prices: $300-$700+ for hair, $100/hour for installation, and maintenance every 4-12 weeks. She then offered me a consultation to discuss options. I explained that those are retail prices, not the salon's actual cost. If she was unwilling to provide extensions and maintenance, I asked what alternative she would offer. A consultation made no sense until I knew what the salon was actually offering to address the loss. I received no response. After nearly a week, I followed up again. I explained that the financial consequences of correcting an employee's mistake should not be passed to the customer. The salon caused the problem, yet the proposed next step appeared to be for me to return and pay for services to correct or disguise it. I should not have to spend my own money trying to make my hair look the way it did before the salon's mistake. I again asked what the salon was willing to do to fairly address what happened and said I preferred to resolve this directly with Calista. She has not responded. This was preventable. I explained what I wanted, and the stylist documented it correctly. I questioned her during application because I felt the color being taken too high and was reassured it wasn't. Yet permanent color was applied to years of natural grey that was never supposed to be colored. Hair grows slowly. More than three years of natural growth cannot be recreated with a refund. I am not asking to be better off than I was before I walked into this salon. I have asked for a reasonable solution that allows my hair to look as close as possible to the way it looked before this service while my natural grey grows back. I gave the owner multiple opportunities to propose a solution privately. I still do not know what, if anything, she will do beyond the refund. I am devastated by what happened to my hair and equally disappointed by how it has been handled.

My last sick visit with Dr. Economous was the worst experience ever. I had to wait 45 min past my…read moreappointment time to be seen by dr., I forgot my cell phone at home, so I had to ask to use office phone to let my husband know that I will not be on time to feed our baby, nurses made huge stink about it. Front desk person dialed wrong number twice and made me look like an idiot as I didn't know my husband's number. When I asked third time to dial myself, they act like I asked them to give me their kidney ???!!!! Finally I managed to get a hold of my husband. By the time I got therapy (I needed breathing treatment) I had to wait for nurse another 20 min. 15min visit end up being almost 2h visit. As a result of me complaining about wait time, I got letter that my family is not welcome to their office anymore???? Seriously??? I get the worst possible customer service, and I am the bad guy??? Do I have any rights as a patient or just obligations? Not to mention that I got charged double visit on my wellness visit since I express some concern about my health??? I just said that I feel tired lately, so he run thyroid test and charged me additional $150 for dr visit, without informing me about extra charge????

Horrible experience across the board. Signed up as new patient at start of pandemic in March 2020…read more They wanted to schedule an "initial consultation", at my expense. Told them I was not comfortable doing a non essential doctor visit during pandemic. Went in November for flu shot, told me they would not give me one unless I had the initial consultation. Explained that I wasn't going to pay $100 deductible for a flu shot for a non essential office visit that was free to me thru insurance. Went to Walgreens and received flu shot no problem. Fast forward to June 2021 and I called to set up the initial consultation and annual physical. Was told I was "fired" as a patient since I refused to visit during pandemic. Probably for the best as their facilities are very old, musty smelling, and very rude staff. You can tell much from how employees interact with customers how well a company is run, and this place is horrible.

Rude incompetent staff and doctors don't care about people to the point of bordering on actual…read moredangerous negligence. Every time I went there the staff or doctors screwed something up and then tried to blame their errors on me. Would be funny if it wasn't a life or death issue.

Check dates on every item. They always have lots of way past date items still on the shelves. I…read morejust bought hot dogs, forgot to check and the date on them is this past Nov 13. Also did not buy several other items which were past use buy date.

We have always shopped at Marc's that are west of this location. The one in North Canton is our…read morepreferred Marc's location. We stopped at the Salem location on our way home from church. We were disappointed in their selection. They did not carry the pastured milk and creamer that the other Marc's carry. Their bread was moldy. The rest of the store was unimpressive. The layout did not make sense. There were long checkout lines. I will not stop at this location again.

If I could leave 0 stars I would. I went here with 0 pain and left with pain. Dentist didn't show…read moreany professionalism or patient care. Told me I needed a root canal when second opinion says the fillings done by this officewere terrible work and needs redone. The dentist wouldn't even give me the time of day to look in my mouth and just sent me elsewhere for removal of a tooth that didn't need removed!

The staff and Dr Shivers are very polite but his workmanship is unprofessional. I chipped a molar…read moreand he recommended a crown with metal for strength. When he imprinted the tooth, I questioned the chip and was assured that it would not be in the crown. When the crown was put on, it still had the chip in it and one side of the tooth was shiny metal. The metal color transfered to the other side of the tooth where the cap didn't reach the gum line, it looked like I had a decayed tooth, filler was then put on to cover it up and the empty void was filled. Also, I had chipped a thin layer of enamel behind the front tooth. I told him I did not want my tooth shaved down for a veneer and asked about a sealant. He said he understood me and knew just what I wanted. After sanding the tooth, I felt the area with my tongue and half of the tooth was GONE! I clearly said I did not want a veneer and he did it anyways. This dentist has done nothing but disappoint me.