“The front desk lady I didn't get her name but she was so sweet. She even asked about my experience on the medications I'm taking with no judgement at all. I am a new patient here and I will forever continue to go here simply because of the kindness and customer service.”
“I came here after decades of being treated like the gum on the bottom of the chain pharmacy's shoe. What a revelation! They treat you like a person! They are always helpful, fast, and courteous. I cannot recommend more! I'm sending all my friends and family their way. Thank you!”
“I lost my wallet 6 months ago, i had everything inside some replaceable some irreplaceable and yesterday i came in to buy cinnamon rolls and an amazing guy ( i never asked his name my bad ) somehow recognized me from face and returned it to me. I just wanted to let him thank you and how grateful I am for this good deed that he has done for me.”
“I took advantage of their free 8 x 10 photo offer, and when I picked up the photo I was treated as though I had spent a couple hundred dollars. All of the staff were friendly and helpful. Great place to shop.”
“Justine togue was a great help and made printing some stuff super easy. And a customer with a bad attitude came in and he stayed professional and helped her out as well as if she wasn’t being rude to him.”
“The staff is always friendly, welcoming, and very helpful, especially the warm welcome I receive when I walk in. Dr. Joseph in the pharmacy is exceptional and always takes the time to make sure I’m making the right decisions for my health and that I understand the medications I’m taking. I truly appreciate the care and personal attention I receive from the entire team. I would not change my Walgreens location for anything in the world!”
“Troy let me know there was a copay card available for my sons prescription. Because of her courteous call she saved me over $150 on a prescription. Truly appreciate this.”
“Fed ex drop off... went to 4 different places for drop off..Brittany at Murrell and Viera Blvd only person to help. Thank you so much...u were wonderful patient and kind. Will gladly use ur store”
“If it weren’t for the manager Liz who was compassionate and managed to get me sorted within 5 mins this review would have wound up with a vastly different rating.I’m not one to pretend I understand the complexities of somebody else’s job. I’m sure being in a pharmacy, where you’re likely short staffed, and always slammed isn’t easy. That being said, choosing a job where you are directly involved with people who are likely seeing you due to illness or injury, you should probably have the ability to handle moments like that.This is already longer than I intended to write, but I’m still that worked up about it. Some brief background, chest pain that sprung up, did the typical thing of avoiding it until it didn’t get better after over a week. Primary just quit on me so I wound up at an ER because I work evenings and have no sick time. I was in the ER from 11:30 pm - around 6:00 am. Had to be up at 11, dropped off my meds praying to feeling better and start LITERALLY breathing easy.I was told it’d be an hour. The text notifications only work half the time, so I logged in and see only one prescription is filled after three hours. I call the pharmacy who sends me to the hospital because it’s missing a milligram dosage on the script. I call the hospital who sends me back to the pharmacy.This is when I had the joy of speaking with a pharmacy tech I’ll avoid from mentioning by name. She quickly began yelling at me that I was yelling at her. When in reality all I’d done was give her a quick run down of what had happened and asked somewhat desperately if anybody could help me. Did I sound frustrated? I’m sure. I’m sick. It literally hurt to take every breath and I’m being tossed like a hot potato from hospital to pharmacy. Does this woman decide to be a decent human and remember that she has no idea what somebody’s day has been like and maybe understand that while I’m not lavishing her with compliments I’m not yelling at her? No, she instead continues to yell telling me repeatedly she already told me she’d handle it. After telling her that at no point had any voices been raised and I just wanted her help I asked for a manager.And immediately broke down in tears. Liz answered and within FIVE minutes spoke to the hospital and filled my prescription.Why the insanely long review? Because, it’s true no matter what, but it is ESPECIALLY true in any healthcare setting. You do not know what a day in somebody’s life looks like. I hope that the pharmacy tech was having just that, a bad day. But, it seems like from recent reviews that may not be the case.If you read this, and it’s not by some off chance just the big wigs, I beg you to reconsider how you talk to those you encounter at your job and hopefully those in your personal life as well.”
“Really go here for the pharmacy the pharmacy staff and pharmacists are wonderful if they don't have it in stock they will get it in for you besides one occasion that I got left kind of high and dry but they are professional and get the job done love this pharmacy and I thank them for everything they do for me every month going to see them to fill prescriptions thank you guys again and besides that one time that they did not have my medication they get it in next day just bear with them with one of the cvs's closing down there getting alot more people in this location so be nice and patient they are very busy thank you to both the pharmacy crew and the 2 pharmacist that work there”
“The pharmacy used to be bad. But not anymore! They have a new staff. They are really great now! RX's ready on time. No long lines anymore. They really improved! They are really great now!”
“Wags rocks! The sight of the orange stickers excites me more than any man has in years. I will walk those isles up and down like it's my job, and look at every orange sticker. Sometimes I'll buy product's that I'll never even use, just because they're so dirt cheap. I mean who doesn't need a pen with a golfball on top, birthday candle numbers 4 and 7,or a third nose hair trimmer for $1?! Thank you Walgreens for giving me something to do when I don't want to go home;)”
Loblaw Companies Limited is putting serious money into its retail network this year. Canada's largest food and pharmacy retailer announced it will spend $2.4 billion in 2026 to open new stores, renovate existing locations and strengthen its supply chain. The company plans to open 70 new stores in 2026. That includes 34 Shoppers Drug Mart and Pharmaprix pharmacies and care clinics, along with 31 hard-discount No Frills and Maxi grocery stores. On top of the new openings, Loblaw will renovate another 191 stores and continue construction on a roughly 1.2 million-square-foot automated distribution center in Caledon, Ontario.
