I never realized that DDM has such a vast amount of stuff. It's way more than just a pharmacy,…read morewhich is what I have always used it for when I go in. It has everything from socks to bird food to produce. Wow! Everything! Prices are OK for most things. They do have discounts on items which makes them a good buy but it varies on items per week. Staff is nice. Store can get kinda messy but they do a fair job at keeping it clean. If it was a bit closer we'd probably go more. Surprisingly not a bad shopping g experience you could get carried away looking through all the stuff and spend more time than you thought.

I went for diabetic supplies. Medicare pays most of it and I pay what's left. Weeks later I get a…read morebill. There is nowhere on the website anyone can get billing answers. I have to go to the store and when I do I'm told it was paid. This is now the third time this happened.

Cheap products, smells awful. The men's selections mostly smell like Axe…read more Teenage clientele.

No wonder Walgreens is in bankruptcy. If this Aurora store is any indication of their overall…read moreperformance they deserve to be shuttered. Poor customer service, no thank you mam or sir, pharmacy staff in particular are indifferent and rude especially the clerk who always wears a mask and doesn't know to have the mask cover your nose to be effective and she works in the pharmacy.

Went here because our Pharmacy didn't have the medicine our daughter needed…read more Dan the Pharmacist....what a nice guy. Talked to him over the phone and in-person, just a genuine and caring person. This feel reminds me of when small pharmacies knew everybody in town and didn't just treat them as a "stranger". Dan was talking to somebody about a recent procedure a customer had and asked how they were. When I was picking up the prescription, he was talking to another customer about their husband. This Pharmacy isn't far from us, I may just consider moving my family's scripts to this Walgreens just to benefit from this care and service.

Fantastic results! I couldn't be happier. Olga very personal, clean and friendly. I highly…read morerecommend. I am more than a week out, and I absolutely love love love, love, love my eyebrows I'm so pleased

I would expect my eyebrows to last longer than a year and a half, Dear lady! I can tell you the…read morereason that I GOT them done was because my Mom got hers done over ten years ago and I Promise you that she is now 83 and has The Most AWESOME Eyebrows in the Nursing Home! The Tail end of mine completely disappeared, they were too Thin and when I said as much you said I could come back and get them 'Touched Up'! !?!?! Why not just make them right in the FIRST PLACE? I didn't ASK for FAKE, Darling. Tsk Tsk. Defensive, No? Mom didn't get them at your place.

Clients Beware, You Are NOT Being Told the Truth About Where Your Money Is Going…read more For two years, I tipped my nurse injector at Radiant Divine Medical Spa under the belief that my gratuity was going directly to her, the person who performed the service. What I didn't know, and what no one at the spa ever disclosed, is that all tips across every Radiant Divine location are sent directly to the co-owner, Ryan Devault, a man who is not a licensed medical professional. According to a phone conversation Ryan had with my husband, he personally collects all client tips and redistributes them to employees as he sees fit, including staff members you never interacted with. Not only is this incredibly deceptive, but it's also unethical. Clients are never told that their tips won't go to the person who cared for them, and I was never given the chance to opt out of this hidden policy. Even more troubling, Ryan's wife, Rachel Devault, is a licensed nurse and also a co-owner who works at one of the spa's locations. While I can't confirm whether she accepts tips herself, her dual role makes the entire system feel like it was designed to exploit a loophole, to benefit from client gratuities without disclosing where that money actually goes. When I found out what was happening, I called to cancel my membership and voice my concern. Instead of taking accountability, I was met with resistance and eventually offered a refund, only if I agreed to delete my Google review. That moment told me everything I needed to know about how this business operates. Radiant Divine presents itself as a high-end, professional medical spa, but behind the scenes is a web of non-disclosed financial practices, conflict of interest, and reputation damage control. Clients deserve transparency, especially when it involves money, medical professionals, and trust. Please think twice before doing business here. If I had known the truth earlier, I would never have stepped foot in the place.

Terrible. Serious decline in service. I visited in 2024 for 11 lines on my forehead and received a…read moregreat result. I returned in 2025 for the same thing and received a poor result as the 11 lines remained. I went back a second time in 2025 for them to correct and must have received saline injections because the 11 lines remained. I requested a refund and Rachel declined by saying she did a great job in 2024, so its fine that she failed in 2025. Absurd. Rachel's demeanor, professionalism, and conversation declined as well. I don't know what happened to her, but I'm sorry for her, I still had 11 lines, and I still want my money back. Go elsewhere because Rachel is something else now.

I had an eye emergency today! They got me right in and diagnosed the issue and cleaned and treated…read moremy eye. They are so caring and thoughtful. I am so thankful for Dr. Craig A. Smargiasso and his staff. Fantastic eye care and even better people! They are the best Thank you

Eyes. You need them to see. Shocking statistic I know, but it is true. Some are brown, some are…read moregreen, some are blue....but they all do the same thing. Some, better than others of course. Hence the need for places like this little gem! What a gorgeous office space they have here. Amazing fit and finishes inside, private parking, clean facility and restrooms and tons of designer frames to choose from. On top of that, the staff here is amazing. Friendly, helpful, warm and caring. The doctor is such a nice guy. Seriously....he rocked my socks. Probably the most important variable of all! This location is convenient and close to many other shops and restaurants. I definitely will be back in the future!

Sephora is conveniently in Kohl's. I was looking for a travel size spray perfume. The store had a…read morenice selection of floral fragrances. The sales lady explained the Sephora/ Kohls rewards, and I signed up. Nice store.

The store itself is great and always clean. I can always find what I'm looking for with no issues…read more However the cashier at this location deters me from ever stepping foot in there again. She is absolutely so disrespectful and will hound you trying to get you to use an email for a rewards account. If you continue to say "no thank you" you will be treated so terribly for saying no. Never have I came across such aggressive and rude customer service before.

Made some large purchases for a few projects. Their products held up to my processes and the…read moreproducts really completed perfectly. Will definitely be using them again in the future.

If you make soap, like my wife does, this is the place to order from. She gets a large portion of…read morewhat she needs from here. Not everything, but a lot.