1100 FM2181, Corinth TX 76210
“Good selection of snacks, bites and drinks. Pro tip- get the app and use it to gas up. Super pro tip- buy gas at 711 gas stations to save the most. Some 711 sell ExxonMobil or other branded stations. Super duper pro tip- stack savings using codes”
8100 S I-35E, Corinth TX 76210
“They are a really good costumer service and the cashier renie he even pay for me gas when I run out of gas ,he just offered help when I was in that situation ,lolThanks ?”
4001 FM2181, Corinth TX 76210
“I placed an order at the photo department for some holiday gifts. They were supposed to be ready same day, but unfortunately due to circumstances out of their control I was notified when placing my order that it would be delayed. Totally understandable as things happen. However, Porsche reached out to me the following day to let me know my order was ready. I appreciate them being proactive with getting the issue resolved and reaching out to let me know my order was ready earlier than expected. All the associates here have always been kind and helpful. Very thankful for my amazing Walgreens store!”
4001 FM2181, Corinth TX 76210
“Corporate needs to fix their automated broken system and take very good care of the wonderful human folks working at this store location and others. They go above and beyond to help every time I need anything. I imagine they get yelled at a lot because of misunderstandings and frustration created by Walgreens' poor attempt at going more digital over the years. Specific example. System rejects prescription refill due to insurance stating it's too early for a due and required refill. Mind you the patient will die without the prescription. Patient has to call every time Walgreens refills a prescription to override the insurance to pay out of pocket. Redirected to new chat feature by text update that prescription is delayed because of insurance. Go through chat and told it can't help with that issue. Then when patient calls to ask for help on processing the refill without insurance, the automated system won't redirect patient to a pharmacist. The automated system tells the patient there is no refill in the system, it's not time for a refill. Patient begs multiple times to speak with a pharmacist, then begins to yell at the system. Finally, after an unreasonable number of requests, the patient is transferred to an actual, human, kind pharmacist who understands the issue and overrides the issue to refill for out of pocket payment. Says the prescription will be ready for pickup by noon. Patient tries to pick up the prescription at 4pm, and the staff after looking in the computer system say it won't be prepared until tomorrow. Patient maintains patience and asks is there any way it can be filled today. They're on it and will have it filled by 6pm. It's still not ready, and the phone system won't allow me to get through. Is the computer system at Walgreens trying to kill people or what? Thank goodness for the actual humans who work there that have a brain and a heart. Walgreens corporate can you please fix your misguided automated system? The online/app patient portal information differs from your automated system's information which also differs from the information the pharmacy staff can see in their computer. Fix it now or you're no better than CVS. They have the same problem, which Walgreens did not used to have. Speaking on behalf of the general public here, not just myself.”
1101 FM2181, Corinth TX 76210
“I love our local CVS pharmacy. Samson, the pharmacist, is always kind, helpful, and knowledgeable. I have trusted him for years now. I know he has our best interest at heart. I thank CVS for having people of his caliber in our local store.”
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