Pharmacies in Osage Beach, MO

“Excellent pharmacy. I am biased, since I work for Lake Regional, but I am also a customer. It is easy to order refills. Friendly and thoughtful staff. I have never had a problem.”

“On Feb 22, 2022, I visited the pharmacy at the Osage Beach Walmart after completing Day 1 of the Missouri Bar exam. The previous night I had been so consumed by anxiety that I could not sleep, and I was both frantic and exhausted as I struggled to read the fact patterns and write halfway comprehensible sentences. Somehow I made it out of Day 1 alive, but I could not afford a second sleepless night. I had to find a pharmacy, any pharmacy, and in Osage Beach that meant this pharmacy. After walking the aisles, I approached the young lady pharmacist behind the counter and told her of my plight. In the kindest and most polite way imaginable, she walked out to the aisle with me, explained the pro's and con's of various sleep aids, and eventually settled on Equate. She advised that I take three capsules, and that I would sleep like a baby without a groggy hangover. And voila! I fell asleep by 7:30 pm, slept solidly until 5 am, and was fresh as a daisy throughout the next day. I rocked the MBE and will get sworn-in as a Missouri lawyer at the end of this week. Sadly, I cannot recall the name of the young lady pharmacist, but I hope somebody at the Osage Walmart Pharmacy will read this review, know who I am talking about, and share it with her.”

“Stephanie is the nicest person there and she really went to bat for me to make sure I got a very important medicine that I needed. The staff are very nice and genuinely seem to care about there customers.”

“The experience here is funny. We have been trying to have the prescription for more than a month or really a year. Was for different reasons. Everyone is trying to save money for the insurance companies. We paid insurance companies for a year and didn't cover anything, the last agent I talked she gave us separated from insurance, insurance to cover prescription and was a "Well Card" it's a saving card doesn't cover anything (payed $160 a month for 3 month look it up don't make the same mistake we did, I don't know what these agents think everytime we asked for insurance to cover prescriptions ended up with a Well Card). Now, this month, we have insurance, and we can't have the prescriptions the doctor prescribed. When I called, I asked: "Can you please help me to get the prescription for my son?"-"What do you need"? "Everything the doctor prescribed." Anyway, to make the story short. After I went and picked up the prescriptions, I came home, and I have G6 sensors and no a G6 transmitter. You don't use them one without the other. I buy strips from Amazon, and here I am in the middle of the month, and I still can't check my son's diabetes...It takes a week to have what you need due to: it's not in stok. And 40 miles to drive and pick it up. They think you live on Lowe's parking lot.Every walgreen"s location is the same, not better.(In other words, it sucks to have diabetes and try to have what you need to control it)”

“The experience here is funny. We have been trying to have the prescription for more than a month or really a year. Was for different reasons. Everyone is trying to save money for the insurance companies. We paid insurance companies for a year and didn't cover anything, the last agent I talked she gave us separated from insurance, insurance to cover prescription and was a "Well Card" it's a saving card doesn't cover anything (payed $160 a month for 3 month look it up don't make the same mistake we did, I don't know what these agents think everytime we asked for insurance to cover prescriptions ended up with a Well Card). Now, this month, we have insurance, and we can't have the prescriptions the doctor prescribed. When I called, I asked: "Can you please help me to get the prescription for my son?"-"What do you need"? "Everything the doctor prescribed." Anyway, to make the story short. After I went and picked up the prescriptions, I came home, and I have G6 sensors and no a G6 transmitter. You don't use them one without the other. I buy strips from Amazon, and here I am in the middle of the month, and I still can't check my son's diabetes...It takes a week to have what you need due to: it's not in stok. And 40 miles to drive and pick it up. They think you live on Lowe's parking lot.Every walgreen"s location is the same, not better.(In other words, it sucks to have diabetes and try to have what you need to control it)”