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April 2024 by Aliona B.
The medication refill have been approved 5 days ago, but still could not get my order done until today. I have been waiting for phone call response more than 15 minutes. Looks like somebody is interested just in collecting money from patients but not of care about their health.
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March 2024 by Michael W.
Someone else picked up my in-store order at this Walgreens. I found out when I was at home and received an email alert stating my order was picked up. My fiance called the Walgreens and nobody picked up the phone. Had to call several times before someone answered. A person who said his name is Sergo answered and put her on hold to look for the order. He kept asking for the pick-up names and while waiting for him, the call got disconnected and we had to call back. Sergo answered the call and when my fiance inquired about the order again he said that the order is not there. She asked how could they give our paid order to someone else without properly verifying the order? Sergo said it seems like they gave the order to someone else and we would have to come in tomorrow to speak with a manager because there is no manager on duty right now. He was unwilling to help and didn't care that they let someone steal our order from the store by not following the proper store pick-up verification process. We had to call the corporate Walgreens number in the order pick-up email to complain and get a refund.
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March 2024 by John J.
For those taking care of a homebound person, I want to share how Walgreens helped me, especially the clerks and managers who understand the needs of the homebound, take care of my parents with all of their health needs, especially when their own health care provider would not help In short, for dementia, they have "Brightstrong" and their own brand with Ginko Biloba and Choline. It is not a cure, but it helps, and be aware that dementia can be an influence on one's inability to walk or transfer. As my parents ability to do this declined, Walgreens had canes, walkers, wheelchairs and commodes that were very helpful. For skin cancer, "Skin Tag Oil", again, not a cure, and may not work for everyone, but it seemed to prevent my mom's skin cancer, which became an open wound about 1 inch in diameter, from getting worse and keeping a stasis. It may be that the ingredient "Thuja Occidentalis", from conifer oils, has an anti-cancer ability. With this, wound care with saline solution, sometimes Hydrogen Peroxide (which deeply cleanses, but if used too often prevents healthy skin from regrowing), and iodine solution, with rolled gauze used as a bandage and held with clear or cloth tape. If the wound is more serious, then use gauze pads or adhesive bandages (the Walgreens brand was very good in protecting the wound and yet gentle on the skin) For Incontinence, the 3 x 4 ft thick pads, which are washable, were helpful at night or for putting on the wheelchair as padding, and adult undergarments, be it Depends or the Walgreens brand, which worked well For bed sores, if it is minimal, Caladryl or the Walgreens brand works, and if it gets worse, and these can grow quickly from minor irritation to an open wound, then Caloseptine works very well, and if necessary, cover with a Adhesive Gauze bandage, the Walgreens brand was the best, and they have various sizes. For bowel movement issues, to keep things regular and avoid constipation or diarrhea, daily probiotic yogurt like Activa with a good fiber cereal like Grape Nuts tastes good and helps with regularity, and a spoonful of Metamucil with the yogurt ( try different amounts to find what works for that person) also helps a lot. For difficulty in urination, be it from prostate issues ( especially if the typical medication from doctors loses its ability to work, they say that the issue is that the prostate has grown with old age and limits the uretha, which is true, but there are natural remedies worth trying dealing with urinary tract and kidney infections that result). So, Saw Palmetto, try one per day and work up to two or maybe three, find out what works for the individual, more than three may be too strong, but Saw Palmetto, I found out, going back for a century, made from the Palm plant, has been used to decrease the prostate gland, regulating the change in hormones that has cause it's increase. Also, the difficulty in urination is not only because of the growth of the prostate gland, but also the resulting urine that sits in the gall bladder unable to expel totally, as when one was younger. So, to help with this, pure 100% cranberry juice, about 4 oz per day, and about 8 cups of purified water ( or at least 600 mls of water) per day help in this regard. Also, one or two garlic pills per day and perhaps one pill of tumeric, help with preventing bacterial infections in the urinary tract system. Again, thank you to Walgreens and all the staff who provide this service to those with health care problems, especially those who have no where else to turn. I write this review as a summary of online resources such as Webmed where doctors and homebound people give their advice
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February 2024 by Amanda Almeda Sison
Passport photo still unavailable. It has now been 11 months.
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February 2024 by Amanda A.
Passport photo still unavailable after 11 months. First checked in March 2023 and it is now February 9, 2024.
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February 2024 by Annette Doherty
Seriously understaffed and not worth it. Miss Walgreens in Friendship plaza.
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February 2024 by Sammy Villa
Pharmacy department always has issues.
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January 2024 by Annette D.
Would give negative stars if I could. Calls, promises- USELESS. Ugh. Go somewhere else. Pretty much anywhere else. Maybe it's Walgreens corporate, maybe not. Very disappointed on 4 different visits. Say RX is ready, it NEVER IS. The incompetence is glaring. Excuses- we are busy, behind, overwhelmed.
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January 2024 by Jenifer T.
Most dysfunctional pharmacy, ZERO star. Long lines due to staff's inability to find the prescription or not filling rx on time..
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January 2024 by Leah C.
I don't dislike this location, but the pharmacy has to be the worst service ever! What's the point in making an appointment then?? I have not been feeling well since last that I didn't go into work and as protocol for my work I made a covid test appointment for 11:45, yet I'm still haven't been seen or anything yet I already paid the 19.99 which insurance doesn't even cover....
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January 2024 by Max Pereira
Selection is not very good and no matter what time of day you go you’ll be waiting in line (only one cashier)
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November 2023 by Dana Berman
The pharmacy is by far the worst. I have been coming here for years and have watched the decline in service and the increase in rudeness to the point of no return.
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November 2023 by rose l.
Went in to grab some ibuprofen and ask the pharmacist some questions. The pharmacist was informative and helpful. She told us exactly what we needed and assisted us with how to go about filling out a prescription. The store was full of people and as we were leaving the line seem to be growing. However, we didn't wait too long and the customer service definitely made up for it.
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October 2023 by Martha J.
I did an online order and I got a text that Pick up confirmed . Then I received a text letting me know my order is ready for pick up. Then I got another text let us know you're on your way and when you're here. So my husband went in showed him the confirmation and they said their computer is down. So he showed them the order on the phone and that it was paid. They didn't have it ready so he had to find the stuff and bring it up to them, then they said it was not paid for and made him pay for it. So we had to call customer service and he called them but they hung up on him. So he refunded my on line order This store has the worst service ever
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September 2023 by eugene gogerman
Very rude employee