There must be two Emily's working there. One is nice and helpful and the other is a lazy, rude…read morepharmacist. I was told "it takes as long as it takes" without answering any questions. I have never been treated so rudely by a pharmacist. I try to avoid this place like the plague due to their inconsistency, and constant rude behavior. You don't tell someone who is DEPENDENT on a medication "it takes as long as it takes". I think her paycheck should take as long as it takes and should depend heavily on her attitude. She'd owe money every week.

The male pharmacist that is there today is very rude. This is not the first time that I have called…read moreabout a prescription and he's been sarcastic in his response.

We stopped in while traveling through to look at gift items and bought quite a few. Friendly…read moreservice. We were asked if we were regular customers so we could participate in the loyalty program. Evidently, you can get savings on gifts if you shop regularly for your prescriptions there. If we were local, I probably would make it my pharmacy. Nice selection of gift items and local products.

Best Pharmacy l ever have used. Very well run and truly a pleasant experience. An oasis in a small…read moretown, good employees helpfun and patient.

I prefer small town pharmacy vs big pharmacy companies. Problem with Mueller drug is the cocky,…read morearrogant pharmacist/owner Josh. Talks down to you and can never admit he's wrong. Very unprofessional.

Over the years, I've experienced them all-from family run pharmacys to the chains. While each has…read moreits own positives/negatives, for an overall satisfaction rating nothing beats the locally owned and managed store. Ordering is just as easy but the service is much more personable. Only drawback is the somewhat limited hours but since 90% of my interaction is for refills, this isn't too much a hinderance.

McCullough's Pharmacy provides a standard of service unmatched by any others in the area. They…read moreactively seek out options that save their customers money--such as ordering from different manufacturers or finding coupons that lower copays. As a result, prescriptions filled at McCullough's often cost significantly less than they would if they were filled at, say, Walgreens. Whereas other pharmacies serve essentially as medication dispensaries, the pharmacists at McCullough's are true partners in care. When insurance denies coverage or requires preauthorization, McCullough's goes to bat for us as advocates, and they are usually successful. In the three years in which I have been a customer, they have come to know me and my family on a level that one would expect of doctors. I strongly recommend choosing them as your pharmacy. They do a truly exceptional job.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Cosmetics & Perfumes…read more- Gift Shops - Medical Equipment & Supplies - Pharmacies

I have given them a chance, but when I need a prescription called in and go to pick it up there,…read morethey never have it. Last prescription they told me they couldn't even get it. I've never had this problem with any other pharmacy I have used.

Really nice and friendly staff! Nothing different from other Walgreens store wise but the staff…read morereally stood out to me, which makes me want to come back :). They always greet me when I walk in and ask if I need help with anything.

It's a Walgreens! Nothing special here, except they are one of the only places that I know of that…read morecarry BAWLS Energy! My new favorite place hahaha.

It is difficult not to recommend Walmart for the items that they carry and that you need. Good…read morequality for the pricing. Food products are excellent relative to competition.

HORRIBLE EMPLOYEES! Moved a stocking cart out of the way that was blocking an aisle because an…read moreelderly man was coming towards it. Some obese old bat with more facial hair than me starts yelling ar me for moving it. I explained why I did it and she said, "the guy could have walked around it " She then ordered me to move it back. I told her I would if she promised to shave and stop eating all the donuts from the bakery. She then said, "F U." I said, "I'd rather set myself on fire." What a worthless human being.