I read the previous reviews and while I didn't have any experience with the pharmacy side of the building (sounds like a nightmare) I found the shopping to be pretty standard. It's a drug store, not a grocery store, so options are limited. But, there's enough for some quick dinners, easy lunches, and snacks. They've even got a toy aisle for the kiddos. I mainly stopped in to kill some time and pick up a gallon of milk and some glucose testing strips, but alas, they had just thrown out all the milk due to it being out of date and they didn't carry my brand of testing strips. I ended up leaving with a soda and a Halloween trinket for my wife so the stop wasn't a complete waste of time. It was nice to scope it out and now I know what I can expect when I stop in next time. read more

Walgreens has GREAT prices and saves me money (unlike CVS) ! Today I felt compelled to write a quick review in behalf of Walgreens at 350 Cambridge Rd in Woburn. I was very surprized to read the negative reviews of Walgreens Pharmacy. I have gone to this store since it opened many years ago. I have never had any issues with the Pharmacy team or ever been unable to get my medication when needed. I also have scheduled a few annual shots my doctor asked me to get. The Pharmacy person has administered them with no discomfort. I am so glad to live close to this location, it's convenient and they have done a great job in the Pharmacy as well as in the rest of the store. read more

Pharmacy is poorly managed. Medication out pf stock. mismanagement of inventory and they do not care. I am tired of multiple visits when the order was placed 3 days ago that will be moving prescriptions elsewhere. A loss of over $1,500 a month to Walgreens -no wonder they are closing stores. read more

If you don't mind dying, use this Walgreens. But if you want to live, go anyplace else for your prescriptions. I was having an asthma attack Friday. Went to Massachusetts General Brigham Urgent Care promptly at 9:00 am. Due to the risk of dying from an asthma attack, I was seen immediately at 9:00 and by 9:30 a prescription for a different asthma inhaler and a device to use with the inhaler called a "spacer" were on file at this Walgreens. It took this Walgreens SEVEN AND ONE-HALF hours to fill the inhaler prescription. The spacer was "out of stock." (I bought one on Amazon and received it the next day). I went to this Walgreens several times Friday to "wait." At CVS, an in-store wait puts you at the head of the line in getting your script filled. The wait at CVS is rarely more than 15 minutes and usually around 10 minutes. Not so with Walgreens. They just lie to you, repeatedly, about the length and timing of the wait period. First, I went directly to Walgreens from Urgent Care, as instructed by the medical staff there, who told me this is serious and I need to get on the new steroid inhaler ASAP. When I got to Walgreens, all they would tell me was that it was "in process" and they couldn't tell me how long it would take. I then sat in my car for an hour in the parking lot before going back inside. Again, all they would tell me is that it was "in process." When I explained that I was having an asthma attack and needed the inhaler immediately, they basically told me they didn't care because they had to "follow their policies." I then asked if their policies include watching a customer die in front of the pharmacy window from an asthma attack, they told me this was not their problem, that they had to follow their policies. I then call MGB Urgent Care and they called Walgreens to explain to them that asthma attacks REQUIRE immediate medical attention in the form of steroids. Walgreens blew them off. So, still sitting in the parking lot, I went back inside to see if the "wait" was over. No, it was not. But for the first time I was given an ETA of 30 minutes. Back to the car to wait. I kept waiting in my car and not in the pharmacy area inside the store out of respect for the other customers. I was coughing violently with every breath and did not want to freak them out thinking I had Covid. After 30 minutes, I went back inside the store and was told I could not get my inhaler for another 45 minutes because the pharmacist was now on lunch break. This really pissed me off and I decided to go full bore passive aggressive on them. I drove home, put my service dog (he detects and dissipates anger and aggression from PTSD) in his bright orange vest that has patches on the sides saying "Psychiatric Service Animal", drove back to Walgreens, and then stood at the reading glasses display right next to the pharmacy waiting line. There, I proceeded to cough violently and loudly with every breath, without a mask on, for the express purpose of freaking out other customers to enlist them to tell the pharmacy staff to fill my prescription to get this coughing crazy person out of there. Lo and behold, after less than 10 minutes of this, my inhaler was ready for me to buy - 7 and 1/2 hours after it was called in. This morning I have been transferring my prescriptions from Walgreens back to CVS, where the staff can be annoying but they do get you your scripts filled in a medically appropriate amount of time. IN CONCLUSION, IF YOU LIKE LIVING, DON'T USE THIS PHARMACY!!!!! read more

Like other people have posted, Leslie in pharmacy needs a new career. My elderly mother was discharged Beth Israel ICU and is in extreme pain. Yes controlled substances are tricky but Leslie was so incredibly rude to my mother saying that it wasn't a doctor who sent the prescription and all this BS about DEA numbers. How would a regularly person know anything about that? My mother was sobbing and hung up. I called back and Leslie screamed at me about my mother hanging up. Pretty sure prescribers from one of the best hospitals in the world some what know what they are doing but mistakes happen. This lady needs a new job or at least some real customer service training. How embarrassing to have her name mentioned on here numerous times... guess they really are short staffed? read more

Frustrating curbside pickup process, had to call to let them know we were outside despite already confirming on the phone. While waiting, we also received a text saying that our order was picked up, and that was not true. Despite describing our car's exact location and the color/make of our car, employees came out with our stuff and went back in even though we waved at them. Horrible service! Do not come here if not needed. read more

Completely unhelpful at the pharmacy. I had a question about a pre-op supplement and stood at the pharmacy for 15 minutes. 3 people on and not one offered to help. read more

This pharmacy is a circus, leslie and lori once again behind the counter giving evil eyes and making snyde comments under their breath while whispering to each other like teen girls. These employees have NO consequences for all the mistakes they make and talk down to customers, there is nobody overseeing these animals who cant get a prescription filled properly and refuse to apologize, instead they yell, laugh and blame the doctor and Roxanne the "store manager" has NO clue what to do when a complaint is made she just apologizes repeadedly. These yelp reviews say it all, why hasnt anyone at corporate handled this nonsense, my elderly aunt is now afraid to go back in this location because of all the aggression from these employees, I told her if it happens again a police complaint will be made against these women who clearly were the unpopular girls in highschool and feel the need to bully customers! read more

Make sure when you go to this pharmacy you check your med's before leaving the store, my mother went in to get her med and she came out not only with hers but some one else's. called to let them know and they acted like it was no big deal. i would like to know what the board of pharmacy would say about that. read more