If you want personal attention this is the place to go. They make you feel like they appreciate you…read moreas a customer. Great selection. The greet you by name and are always the epitome of grace and kindness. They carry a lot surgical supplies that most pharmacies don't carry. You get all these benefits and it doesn't cost you a penny more!

Want to give a big shout out to pharmacist James and the entire Barney's team at the Fury's Ferry…read morelocation. I was looking for a generic drug from a specific pharmaceutical company, which he helpfully provided. All the employees exhibited great attitudes and customer service skills

My medicine was all taken care of in a timely matter the staff is nice and they do their jobread more

my daughter meds wasn't ready I had to wait when getting off work this was the worse place I'll…read morenever come againn and the man was rude

This Pharmacy is well known across the country, and my experience in Augusta, Georgia, was no…read moredifferent. I stopped in to purchase some cleaning supplies during my hotel stay. The store was clean, organized, and easy to navigate. The staff was courteous, and I was able to quickly find the items I needed. It was a pleasant shopping experience and a convenient stop while visiting Augusta.

Stayed on the line waiting for 58 mins. to speak to the pharmacy. This is in addition to the almost…read more5 mins. it took to go through the phone prompts. When I went there in person, there wasn't much difference in time to pick up meds. Note, I was the only customer there. On top of that, the rep seemed annoyed that I was there. Over the last few months I have witnessed a total decline of customer services at the pharmacy. I don't know if this lack of professionalism permeates throughout the store, but at the pharmacy it really sucks!

They are usually fast. When they don't have a prescribed medicine they send you to the nearest…read moreWalgreen that has it. In my case it was Lexington! CVS just down the blvd, from Walgreen's had it, but I had to do that research myself. Walgreens should cooperate with CVS to make things easier for the customer

So me (landonstein) and gabestein recently went to this store looking for our favorite shaq a…read morelicious gummies. Boy what can i say what a disappointment. the sheer look of disgust and letdown on our faces when we realized they no longer sold Shaq a Licious gummies. We looked everywhere then resorted to asking the nice cashier if they had any in the back, knowing they sell out fast. She said she believes they no longer sell the sweet tasting gummies. Considering they are the hottest thing on the market, This feels like a waste on walgreens part. This has ruined my week and let down the tastebuds and digestive system of me and gabestein. Dont go here for the many people looking for Shaq-A-Licious gummies. ALL HAIL SHAQSTEIN

This Walgreens is typical - nothing different really than any other one I've been into. I went in…read morequite early in the morning on a weekday after a gym session, looking for Diurex (water pills). I was not able to find them, and wasn't too pressed about it, so I didn't ask for help, but just went home and ordered them online. No biggie. I came in at about 4:50am, and there were only a couple of pharmacists working as well as the woman at the front - all were friendly and greeted me when they saw me. No complaints, but no outstanding service, either.

Where do I start. I don't take time out to post reviews, I'm a firm believer in if you don't like…read morethe business or establishment just don't return. However for this unjust experience, I had to make an exception. I went through the drive thru to have 2 prescriptions filled. I noticed they took a little longer than usual to come to the windows with my medicine. Tarez which I was told is the pharmaceutical manager appeared at the window & asked if the copy I had was the only copy. I responded with yes. His was response was "Since the prescription was not written in the immediate area, we can't fill it". I asked if he needed verification from the doctor , and Tarez response was "No mam, we don't. We just can't fill it." I drove off and said to myself, well maybe he didn't understand my situation so let me go inside to have a conversation. When I went inside I explained to him that I got into a car accident in Atlanta & I reside in Augusta. His response was "I can fill the ibuprofen, but not the one containing codeine, because its a little controlled substance (Tylenol/codeine) & I don't feel comfortable". I questioned but I didn't argue because I really needed the medicine due to my condition. I asked him a question to see what kind of response I would get , and asked "is there a policy saying you don't have to fill the prescription" he said there was. Then I asked if he could show me , he told me he couldn't. Mind you the law that was passed in 2001 is public information. 10 mins passed as I was waiting on my ibuprofen, he then placed the prescription on the counter saying "he can't fill the prescription for either." I asked for a valid/ moral reason and his response was "It's just best". When I pulled my phone to record for my own personal record I asked again for a valid reason and his response was "mam , I can't give you another reason other than the 1, I just gave a few minutes ago". Both prescriptions were written from the same doctor, both were on the same kind of paper, and both prescriptions applied to applicable state laws. He agreed to do 1 , then made a decision to not do the ibuprofen either. When I asked for a moral reason, he could not provide it and told me "The only thing I can say is ,I apologize for any inconvenience and we are not able to fill your prescription". Then he mentioned he did not give me consent to record him, that's when I knew he was either not knowledgeable of pharmaceutical laws and state laws or he assumed I wasn't knowledgeable. After Tarez laughed in my face and didn't want to give me a moral reason for denying to fill the prescription after agreeing he would , he told me to leave. So I ended up calling law enforcement to have a civil conversation. Due to the police officer not being familiar with Code 480-5-03, he asked Tarez if he could just fill the ibuprofen. His response to the police officer was "I just would rather not". Since the officer was not familiar with the law , he did his part & provided a solution for me to go to another pharmacy. I left and went to CVS down the street , and both prescriptions were filled after the manager simply made a phone call to verify.

i have been going here for awhile.the girls in the pharmacy is nice i have no problems \.i had full…read morerotator cuff surgery last month i took a shortage on my meds and was tolds i will get the the following month aday early.which is the 5th.they told my sister the 5th.i call and now im told tomorrow .this is not the first time this was done it seems to happen when im cut up.i didnt get my questions answered.so yesterday i change my pharmacy to another one.i hear though from my doc cvs said they now serving me no more.like i care they can flag me and again i dont care. you made me out to be an addict and im doing what you birds told me, as i look at these reviews i notice i a, mot the only one.im gucci

I think they should just close this store down to be truly honest their customer service is ass…read moretheir pharmacy doesn't answer the phone and then when you ask for a call back, it takes them almost 3 hours and then it's like they don't even know what they're doing. Try to get a medicine filled here and my doctor sent it and then when I called to see if it was ready to be picked up, they said that they didn't have it even though that's where my doctor sent it to and then I had my doctor call and they never even picked up the phone for her. They had her on hold for a good amount of time so they just honestly don't wanna do their job so maybe just close the place down and make them go work somewhere that they actually have to do their job