I see why all the low ratings due to rude & condescending lady named Lisa at the pharmacy counter…read more She said that the call was a reminder to order my prescription, but that didn't happen till 2 days after I called in my prescription with the number on my bottle to order when I had 2 pills left and was told it would be ready the next day; I didn't wait for the reminder call. Who ever is in charge there needs to have that lady retrained on customer service. Needless to say, with a CVS a few blocks away, I know where my prescription will be going from now on.

The pharmacy rep was swearing under her breath after I asked a question about keeping a medication…read moreon hold for a day. I know that it is a stressful job, but this is medication I need to continue living and needed to keep it on hold until I could afford it. Any other walgreens pharmacy in the area is a major improvement.

We walked up to the young female cashier with long brown hair and she said she was with a customer…read morebut there was no one around. Then she proceeded to wave us off with her hand and told us the line started over there (pointed to the other side) but there was no one standing in line. I'm not sure where she pointed to. Then she asked me if that was alcohol (I was holding a wine bottle) and I said yes. I don't understand what the relevance of that question was because she said nothing else. In the end another male cashier came to check me out and had no further interaction with the female cashier. Her behavior was very unprofessional and rude. She needs to learn how to talk to customers the way she talks to her mom (she said have a good lunch mom out loud) I guess her mom works there too.

Went today to pick up my prescription for my sick child. Waited at the window from 6:21-6:38 when…read moresomeone finally came saying that they are going to lunch. Such a horribly managed pharmacy.

this CVS is solid; however, my only complaint is this bitter zara lady In pharmacy, whom is in need…read moreof much more training. WHO HIRED HER?! Her bedside manner is atrocious! Gates were closed, yet some lady was behind the counter. I gave the benefit of the doubt when i politely asked if and what time they would reopen, or if they were closed. the red signs on the wall in front of where i was standing (from the angle I was at) shows open from 8am-8pm most days. It was 12:40. I did NOT see the monitor to the left that shows they are closed from 12:30-1pm. honest mistake on my part, but to completely ignore someone genuinely asking a question... looking in my direction at me, and NOT respond at all, is beyond rude. some folks would slap this little girl for that, but Im not on that type of time. My point is, What if i someone was illiterate, and could not read? What if someone genuinely does not see a monitor that's positioned off from the direction of the pharmacy gate, such as myself? So i went to the front and politely asked the clerk if the pharmacist was deaf (to give zara some grace) The clerk at the front responds, "no", as i follow up with why I asked that to begin with. To my surprise, as I walk back towards the pharmacy to ask again, she's mouthing off about me asking if she was deaf to some counter part she's on the phone with... how are you so confident to be yapping like that behind a closed gate, like you wont open back up in 15 minutes? You dont know what kind of mood people may be in, or what they are willing to do because of your lack of acknowledgement and respect. I stepped out of my character...being self effacing, I did call her out her name for not being able to easily respond or even point in the direction of the sign (which again, i did not see until going back to the gate after asking the register lady if this zara chick is deaf. I can admit where Im wrong. I can own where I messed up, but this is the person thats in charge of dispensing medication to people?! ‍ who raised you?! yapping behind a closed gate like you're in high school. Parents definitely should've Beat you more as a child because your Bedside manner is beyond horrible. you should not be working with people and definitely should not be in charge of dispensing medications at that station on your own. Deprived is an understatement. this woman looks soulless!! And karma is a mf! it doesnt miss. It will spin the block for you weirdo. Other than that, shout out this CVS (except for this weirdo). They do a great job. It's just this heffer in back that is harming CVS's brand image.

This is a newish, clean, and airy CVS. We only dropped by because we were close by and had a…read morecoupon to use. I guess from some of the reviews, we were fortunate to not need the pharmacy here! Good luck with that to the Napervillians!

The store was ok not much experience there. BUT THE PHARMACY!!! Horrible horrible service. The tech…read moresaw me waiting in line for 30 minutes! and a new person shows up and "signs in" (which I didn't do because I was not picking up a prescription) and calls him before me. I said absolutely not I've been waiting for 30 minutes. I always get insulin from another Walgreens in Chicago. But the pen needles I get from ANY Walgreens. A pharmacy tech told me it was cheaper than the prescribed ones. And she said she couldn't sell them because they're not allowed. Before this she took ALL my information name dob address phone # when I told her I don't have a prescription to pick up. Very condescending and rude.

Avoid at all costs. Pharmacist is condescending and rude. Manager is so afraid of her he doesn't…read moredo right by the customers even when it is to get a patient what they need. If you get your prescriptions here transfer now. When your ego is worth more than a patients health it's sad. Could you imagine going in for an emergency treatment but not be provided meds until over two days later?!? Great job guys! You took an oath to do no harm. I see the employee gave herself and the pharmacy a 5 star rating on Yelp as well. This is not allowed and I reported her.

If I could give a zero I would. We currently do not have prescription insurance, went to fill adhd…read moremed for my kid with dyslexia and adhd, pharmacist REFUSED to accept GoodRx discount card due to what they said this location only policy to not accept coupons on controlled substances. I'm sorry but my kid need this medicine and I can only refill when he runs out. So I paid $50 more for this one versus last month. (We all know how long it takes to move a prescription with a dr office) I will NEVER shop at cvs ever again and neither should you!

Good selection at this store. This particular location is hard to turn into sometimes with the flow…read moreof traffic. I attempted to use my extra care bucks on a purchase, and it would not work. The cashier was confused about why it would not work but offered no solution. The only reason I came in was to try and use extra care bucks before they expired. I will stop in here again if on my way, but I won't go out of my way.

Excellent customer service. I recommend this pharmacy to family, neighbors, friends, and all!…read more After all, what counts more than being treated very well when your shopping ;0)

Fast, personal service! The pharmacist is knowledgeable, patient and caring. I've been coming to…read morethis pharmacy for years and greatly prefer the personal service you receive here over the bigger chains.

PAINKILLER OTC This…read moreWalgreens is likely to exacerbate the headache you (probably) already have. My wife chose this drugstore as our primary pharmacy, mainly because it's convenient for us on Lily Cache in Bolingbrook (as a bonus, there's a Buona Beef directly across Weber Rd, so I usually dip in for a sandwich after picking up her prescription). I'd estimate one of us stops here every 3 weeks, so we're fairly frequent flyers. We recently encountered an issue where they processed my wife's prescription incorrectly. Instead of giving her 90 pills for 30 days (@3/day), they gave her 30 pills total believing it to be 1/day. I have to think there are instructions clearly printed on the label--because y'know, MEDICINE--so someone working here wasn't paying attention. After bouncing back and forth with phonecalls, one woman eventually apologized for the oversight of a coworker and vowed to fix it, which they did. Over the last few months my wife's made some friends over in pharmacy pickup, and they've been kind to her and helpful for the most part (excluding the one lady who bungled the 'scrip). I, on the other hand, am given a chilly reception any time I walk in. The associates at checkout barely engage in eye contact or return pleasant small talk, hardly ever doling out a 'thanks' or 'have a nice day'. On the last trip, the guy bagged my snacks and rang me up without saying a word. I might as well be a leper. * TL;DR * Pickup ya meds, grab a snack, and bounce. There's not much else here worth lingering for. It's a shame this Walgreens doesn't have a liquor aisle (wah wah), since a wall fridge with cold beer would've definitely bumped them up a star, at least. The customer service has been generally poor across 5-10 visits; messing up an important prescription for medication seals their lamentable fate.

Sophia needs customer service training NOW If a patient is…read morecalling for their medications, clearly they need their medication. To be rude, snarky and disgusting in the morning because you all failed to order the correct quantity and follow up on any additional quantities that were needing to be ordered is not the fault of the patient. Your job is to order the drugs as needed Ensure that you have enough to fill your orders and update the system so that way your patient can receive them. That is not what is happening that is not acceptable. No one should have to wait 2+ weeks to receive medication. If there was an issue with the manufacturers distribution, some form of communication should've been relate to the patient or you all should've been working with. Your local network of stores to obtain the additional quantities needed to fill these orders. Especially for a restrictive drug. To be so disregarding of the patient's need for their medication and the length of time waiting for medication is just disgusting. If Sophia cannot provide the level of service that is expected from a Walgreens associate then maybe she should not be one.