I went to our local Walgreens yesterday to pick up my mom's prescription at our only Walgreens…read morelocation in Bryan, OH. I have silver-white hair that I let grow out during the pandemic and I am in my early 50s. I went through to the drive-up window as I usually do to pick up my mom's prescriptions. The interactions have always been fine and the staff there have been nice. when I went to the drive-thru window, this lady with dark hair and glasses possibly in her 30s or possibly even early 40s waited on me. I could tell right away she seemed stressed like she didn't want to be there and she wasn't nice when I asked for my mom's prescription. As she was helping me her voice became lower and she mumbled the directions. I couldn't hear her and leaned in towards their glass window outside my car window telling her I couldn't hear her. I was not rude at all during the entire interaction. I worked customer service for years when I was younger from Radio Shack, to a pizza shop, to waitressing. So I try to be extra nice to anyone who waits on me because I know how difficult the public can be sometimes. She then repeated what she said before and literally screamed it at me. She could have just raised her voice and repeated what she said, but she screamed it at me. She was telling me to give me to sign a receipt through the slot. I went into shock because I have never been treated like that by anyone in customer service before. She glared at me as she screamed and was rude and dismissive as I left. I thanked her stupidly and was shocked not quite knowing how to handle it. I should have said something back with the way she was, but felt it would have only escalated the situation. I am giving this review because if she treated me that way, how is she treating actual seniors? That is pure and simple abuse and I am going to contact Walgreen's corporate and also possibly the BBB to also make a complaint. Seniors should not be treated that way or really anyone for that matter. This woman should not be working with the public.

My friend went to get a script 30 min before closing. They told her "no, we close in 30min, you'll…read morehave to wait until Monday". If it weren't for my friend living almost an hour away from me, I would have been in that store in a quickness and filled it my dang self. *I'm still ptcb certified*

I wanted to take a moment to recognize the gentleman working as a cashier around 5:45 p.m. on…read moreAugust 10th for an act of customer service and simple kindness that really stood out to me. While waiting in line to check out, I noticed that the customer in front of me spoke only Spanish and was having difficulty communicating with the cashier. The customer typed something into his phone, apparently using a translation app, and showed the English translation to the cashier. The cashier responded, "No, I'm sorry," and explained that they didn't have what the customer was asking about. From the look on the cashier's face, however, he seemed concerned that the customer might not have fully understood his answer. Rather than simply shaking his head, saying no, and moving on to the next customer, he pulled out his own phone, quickly typed his response into a translator, and showed the customer the answer in Spanish. That may seem like a small gesture, but it spoke volumes. As someone who also comes from another country, I understand all too well how frustrating and isolating it can be trying to communicate when you don't know the language. I really appreciated seeing this gentleman take the extra time to make sure he understood what the customer was asking and, just as importantly, that the customer understood his response. There are plenty of people who would have simply said "no," shrugged, and moved on. He didn't. He made sure the lines of communication stayed open and treated the customer with patience, dignity, and respect. Kudos to this gentleman. What I witnessed was not only excellent customer service, but also genuine human kindness. In a world where people are often in a hurry to get to the next person, those extra few moments mattered, and they certainly didn't go unnoticed.

Would give it a zero. Sat in drive in widow for 20 min. Car in front left. Pulled up. Black…read morecurtain, no sign. Sat 20 minutes pushing call button with message the someone would come soon. Finally parked came inside to be told they closed drive up at 5 due to staffing. I was in line at 4:45! 4 cars in front of me got perscriptions. Terrible customer service by after 5 staff

Rings Pharmacy, local home town care. There is just simply no way to replace…read more personal service. Rings went way out of their way to support my elderly mothers needs. This is not the first time Rings has jumped through hoops to provide emergency aid to Mom. Trying to provide elder care from many miles away is sometime daunting when urgent matters arise. Rings Pharmacy always partners with me and our medical professionals locally there in Montpelier to find immediate resolution to our needs and comfort. Rings Pharmacy serving our family with confident competence and always with a smile For over 50 years! we love you Rings

Rings is such a gem! They have some of the cutest home decor, travel mugs, scarves, sunglasses,…read morejewelry, baby gifts... so many unexpected treasures for a small town pharmacy. It's my go-to place if I need to find a special gift for someone.

The short male tech, no way he could be a Pharmacist, is rude and obnoxious and needs to get into a…read moredifferent line of work. And his gray haired side-kick needs to get some lessons in customer service.

I love the service at this store. I feel like a part of the family. Very friendly…read more Now the sad part is how this wellness program works and them changing to Plenti points which isn't worth it I don't use any of the other companies so no benefit for me how dumb can a company be.

This Meijer location is very spacious and well kept. We were on the hunt for some allergy…read moremedication and a sand to set as we were on our way to Florida. They had quite the selection, I loved the one my stepdaughter picked out for me. We were in and out quickly. What's not to like?

From the owner: Take care of your health and wellness needs at the Meijer Pharmacy. Sign up for mPerks pharmacy…read morerewards to earn savings for every prescription you pick up. Earn 1 point for every 5th prescription and clip your reward.

I have used Saline Pharmacy since they opened and have never been disappointed by the service I…read morereceive there. Unlike mail-in pharmacies, the staff gets to know you and will address any concerns on the spot. I highly recommend them to everyone in the community. GO SALINE PHARMACY!! Margaret, RN

Love love love this Pharnacy! Staff is super friendly and they actually get to know you, they care…read moreabout their customers. So happy I found them.

I have come here a few times since I have moved to Van Wert. It's one of the few pharmacies in…read moretown. Still I would rather come here than Walmart for pharmaceuticals. I also have come here to shop for snacks and other stuff. The staff is helpful and the store has everything you need in a drug store. Still I will say that soda is a bIt expensive. I used to make a habit of buying soda from drug stores (if I didn't want to make the trek to Costco as that is the cheapest place to get soda). In Florida, you normally can get 3 for $9 or 4 for $11 on packs of soda but not in this store. Also it could also have a larger chocolate section... I mean chocolate always makes me feel better?

Jessica in the pharmacy was beyond helpful when helping us deal with insurance. Helped us find the…read morebest deal for our medicine. Very great service. Keep up the great work

If you go into the store to pick up medicine . It's much quicker . But, window pick up , is one of…read morethe most slowest, and laziest pharmacies I have ever been to. If the pharmacist says 45 minutes . What they really mean is come back in two days . They're always confused about a prescription. So good luck with this place .

Do any of you have old home videos on tapes that you wish you could watch? Well Walgreens is…read moreperfect place to transfer all those home videos into DVD's. I brought 7 of my old video recorder tapes into Walgreens and they sent them off and within 4 weeks I got an email that let me have a month trail of looking at all the home videos on iMemories right on my phone and computer. This allowed me to watch them without waiting for the DVD's to come back to the store! (Usually takes another month for that) Each tape costs $24.99 and then additional $9.99 for the CD, but the best part is you don't pay until you get the DVD's. (Gave me some time to save up the money lol) Attached in the photos you'll see that they packaged everything really neatly to cause it to not be damaged and even put my still frames on the videos to give it a warm feeling. I am not recommending all my family and friends to transfer their old home videos at Walgreens! Thank you Walgreens for bringing back all the wonderful memories.