Hugh was the person who helped me with my photo order and he was fantastic!!!! He checked…read moreeverything to make sure it was correct and reprinted items that had curled edges from being placed in too tight of a box. He was so thoughtful and checked the photo book, the posters, the large and small prints. He was so professional and kind and efficient!!!! I highly recommend! I'd come back just for Hugh!!!

Walked up to get my medicine in pharmacy at 1:27 at they said they can't help me because they close…read morefor lunch at 1:30. there was no one in line and two women just standing there. They could have easily grabbed it instead i had to sit here for 30 minutes. Lazy and rude both of them. Almost everytime i come here there is some issue, huge line with an older women speaking so softly everyone is yelling what through the window, and it's all just a nightmare. Get your meds somewhere else.

I really like the layout of this Rite Aid. Similar to why I…read morelove Trader Joe's, the layout is wide instead of deep, like other stores. This means that the aisles are shorter, and it takes less time to walk to the back of the store than other places. This Rite Aid also has three entrances in front, which allows us to walk in and see the many aisles, then picking the aisle that we want to go to. The size of this store is just the right size. This means, like Trader Joe's, they have to stock just the right amount, and not face customers with a huge aisle of hair products (too many to choose from) This conforms to the small town feel of Lake Oswego, which we locals have come to love. P.S. The Pharmacy staff is very helpful, even with non-prescription items.

Shelves were bare and they didn't have even the most basic items. Understand that they are in…read morebankruptcy and it shows.

I started coming here when Walgreens suffered a complete meltdown and became incapable of filling…read moreprescriptions. Fortunately CVS is really good with prescription and giving immunization shots. The downside to this CVS is that they are completely incompetent as a store. Half the time there isn't anyone at the register, you need a store card to checkout at their self-checkout (which they never gave me), and most of the time they don't honor the coupons given out by the pharmacy! Really good pharmacy, gawd-awful as a store.

The CVS pharmacy is the best one I've ever used. The team works together like a fine machine. They…read moremove in and out of the way of each other and pick up where the need is most. They opened after lunch and processed 8 patients in 20 minutes. Took 4 new prescription orders and had them out in 10 minutes. The store is clean and well maintained.

Walgreens provides great convenience in fulfilling prescriptions, but this is the only reason I…read morehave used this store. Rx services are available both via walk-in and drive through. However, walking in usually is faster. The store is never "clean." It always feels dirty and disorganized. The front window has now been broken for months and covered in wood. Also, just be careful as there is homeless activity in the area as well.

My review is based on Pharmacy customer service. I pulled into the pharmacy drive up window at…read more1:22pm. There were two cars in front of me. Each car pulled out their prescription. At 1:32pm, they set a red sign in the window saying the pharmacist was out. A pharmacist picked up the phone and said "Come back at 2pm". Then he hung up the phone and walked away. Is this how you treat patients? Is this how you speak to customers? I understand they need breaks; however, have some respect, consideration, and compassion for people picking up their prescriptions. You can still set boundaries AND have a kind interaction with patients.

Super friendly, non-pushy salesperson helped us try all the rollators and explained the…read moredifferences, and then just backed off to let us think. Very happy with our purchase and will return to this location if we need other services or supplies!

just bought a wheelchair. great help. good price. this is the kind of place you want to support. no…read morecorporate computer craziness. 5 stars all the way.

For a Walmart, this is one of the better locations. Produce is typically fresh and priced well,…read morepantry items are definitely lower than grocery stores, and items are well stocked. While there, I always check out the clothing and Suprisingly, find cute in-season sweaters, jeans, jackets that look nice and are super j=cheap. Always buy my layering basics here like 100% cotton tanks, t-shirts and long sleeve t-shirts. The other day I bought two crochet cropped sweaters that look like Anthropology dupes. Often I spot a cute sweater or jeans on Instagram and order online for quick pick up at the store. They bring it out to your car making it incredibly convenient and one of my favorite reasons to buy online. Right now it's spring and I'm in the mood to plant some annuals for immediate pops of color. Their prim roses go for $1,99 at Walmart while Freddie's sells for $3,99. Same with pansies and violas; Definitely buy them here if you need several since the savings adds up.

Well i have spent basically a third of my life working @ Walmart. Despite my abrupt exit...ask if…read moreyou are curious, I still had a blast pushing carts, cashiering, and working in the Jewelry Dept. Tonight I was in search of a pin pusher to adjust my massive collection of watches...I have mad skills but the tools that I had didn't do the job. I was hoping that the jewelry dept would have something that i could use. Sadly, there was no Jewelry Dept to be found. No glass case with gold and silver chains, and a selection of inexpensive wedding bands and rings. Not even watches. There was only a couple displays of costume jewelry. I guess term "Supercenter" isn't what it used to be. I added it to my Amazon shopping cart before i even left the store. Shout out to #0057 in Knoxville, TN and #4221 in Cornelius,OR

Rushed when calling with questions. Technicians talk as if bothered…read more Not looking forward to having to call pharmacy.

Like other reviewers, this pharmacy made an error with my order. They asked if I wanted to purchase…read moresomething from them in addition to my medication, and I said no. They shipped it to me and charged me for it anyway. Their solution is that I won't receive a refund until they receive the item back from me. I think that's kind of ridiculous to hold my money for something I never agreed to purchase and now have to go out of my way to return to them. I would never use this pharmacy again.

Hire some more staff, including IT support because there often seems to be some computer problem,…read moreor at least that is one of the reasons given for why automatic refills don't work. It could also be that automatic refills work just fine and there is simply no one there to actually fill the Rx. The main problem is that refills take 4-6 days to fill and you have to call to find out what the hold up is and often no one answers the phone. On several occasions the Rx was incomplete but the tech didn't bother to explain that to me, and if I hadn't checked the paperwork and called (and someone eventually picked up) I would have run out of medication. I still may as the date the staff gave me is more than two weeks after it was supposed to be filled. The pharmacists and/or pharmacy techs seem to have problems counting, too, because so many times they don't seem to know how long a month is or when the Rx can be filled. If the problem is a staff shortage, management should hire more staff and not put the ones who remain in the position of improvising excuses for the poor service. People need their medicines and pharmacies need to fill prescriptions on time and with the correct amount of medication.

While I realize that insurance varies depending on the specific provider, this was a horrifying…read moreexperience with the Safeway Pharmacy in Lake Oswego: I am an eighty-five-year-old senior and lavishly-covered with incredibly-expensive health-care insurance premiums. Every six months, I have a Prolia injection which has contributed to strengthening my bones. While I have always been completely covered by my semi-annual injections of Prolia given in a hospital, my physician and I thought it might be more convenient to pick up the Prolia from a pharmacy and just inject it in her office. I picked it up at the CVS in Lake Oswego, OR, and checked out not realizing the appalling cost. The Prolia at that Safeway, which my insurance had fully covered for decades at various hospital sessions, horrifyingly cost me $750+. I had immediately put it in the fridge, had not opened it, and offered to return it. Safeway said no. It seems to me that the profit-hungry commercial pharmacies, as others more caring have done, should warn their customers when they might face and alert their customers to these potential appalling over-charges and indifference to their customers' cares.