Pharmacies in Ashwaubenon, WI

“We were Walgreens pharmacy customers for years, but due to several concerns and frustrations with their service and increasingly slower response times filling prescriptions, we switched to a different pharmacy earlier this year. My husband had surgery this afternoon and his doctor sent prescriptions for a pain pill and an anti-inflammatory to the new pharmacy before we left the surgical center, but we were notified they had run out of the pain pill today and it wouldn’t be available until tomorrow at noon! Thankfully Walgreens had it in stock and they were able to fill it tonight before my husband’s nerve block wore off. When I stopped at the new pharmacy to pick up the anti-inflammatory before heading over to Walgreens, I found they were already closed. Our doctor’s office sent that prescription to Walgreens and the pharmacist was able to get me 3 pills to cover my husband overnight until I can pickup the full prescription tomorrow! This Walgreens pharmacist and staff went above and beyond and truly made a difference and it was much appreciated!!”

“The ladies that work in the pharmacy are always nice, kind and patient. When the demand for medication is at an all time high and they are non stop busy. I appreciate how they stay professional”

“I have nothing but good to say about Walgreens on Oneida. I went to what had been my regular pharmacist to fill a new prescription. The pharmacist said that they did not carry that drug (in spite of its being a national chain). I went to the pharmacy closest to my house and the pharmacist there said they used to have a client on that drug but do not have it any longer. So I went to Walgreens on Oneida. The pharmacist there looked at it and told me that the drug was not manufactured in that strength. He called the doctor and got the correct strength. Did I mention the prescription was for my dog? I think that any pharmacy that employs such caring pharmacists who are willing to go the extra step for a prescription for a pet is the pharmacy I want handling my medications.”