Best pharmacy around. We drive about 15 miles to have them take care of all our needs!read more

I've lived in the Rochester area for nearly a decade now and this is my first time in to Lytle…read morePharmacy! I have frequented downtown Rochester OFTEN, but always find Lytle to be closed! So please be forewarned that this place definitely keeps weird hours! But finally, I was walking past it one day and had to do a double take because I found it to be open and I eagerly went in! I love that this place actually does contain a pharmacy in the back of the store! It's located right on the corner of Main and Fourth, so it's truly in such prime location and essentially is the heart of downtown Rochester! Hence why it's additionally so mystifying to me that they're never open on evenings and weekends it seems or during any special events that happen frequently in the downtown area. But nonetheless, Lytle is super cute! It's filled to the brim with all kinds of unique tchotchkes and other unique offerings for all kinds of people in your life -- kids, gardeners, those who love hosting and entertaining, etc. The goodies they have aren't super high end, but what they lack in quality they make up for in uniqueness, as there are a lot of things here that I have never seen carried anywhere else. It's definitely a cute store and on the more affordable end for anyone looking to go somewhere for gifting inspiration. I just hope you can catch them while they are open!

This is one of the worst pharmacies I have ever had to use. I was transferred here by my doctor…read moreafter my local Rite Aid closed. I had nothing but issues until I went to a small local pharmacy. This Walgreens was constantly out of very normal medications that no other pharmacy has ever had an issue getting in stock. They would also never tell me if something was out of stock so I could go days or weeks without being notified. Their text system never worked properly either. It would sometimes alert me that a prescription was filled. However this was normally incorrect. I would finally get notified that a prescription was ready and I would drive over half an hour and they would tell me it would still be another 45 minutes and to pull around and just sit and wait. Leaving this Walgreens was the best decision. I am so much less stressed about my meds now that I go to a local pharmacy. The local pharmacy also answers the phone when you call instead of sitting through 15 minutes of robot phone menus.

Two Walgreens here. I stopped using the one on Livernois and transferred to 1490 N Rochester Rd…read more Rochester. They have GREAT difficulty filling a complete prescription for me in a timely manner. I hate to get down to my last pill and be told "we will get a delivery tomorrow after 3pm." GREAT. Another trip back then the container may be half filled "due to the manufacturer?!?" I have transferred many of my prescriptions to a mail order pharmacy in Southfield. This works great!

When I got in to pick up my wife's medication (XARELTO) was NOT available at this time. The young…read moreman at the counter talked to the pharmacist and came back to inform me that the store in Port Huron had it. The pharmacist called ahead and told them I was on my way and gave me the address and phone number. Thank you again!

Staff that answers the phone would be nice. Two 10 minutes on hold to be told repeatedly there was…read more1 caller ahead of me.

This review is just for the LabCorp part of Walgreens. I needed to get a COVID antibody test done…read morefor part of a Crohn's/IBD study I'm in, and it could only be done at a LabCorp center. The two closest ones nearest me were this one, inside a Walgreens, and one in Farmington Hills, so since this one was only about 20-minutes away from me, I opted for it. I made an appointment for the test online, and when you arrive, there are kiosks (on the right-side of the store, once you walk in) where you check in. You will need your driver's license, as the kiosk scans it to gather your information. Someone will call your name, and then take you into the LabCorp area, which was like a mini doctor's office area and something you'd never guess was behind the doors! I didn't get the name of my technician but it only took her one poke to get my blood, which is pretty good in my book; I get bloodwork done frequently and sometimes it takes two or even three pokes. She told me 2-3 days for the results, but UNC has told me 2-4 weeks; when I asked UNC about it, they said normally the lab would give you the results in 2-3 days, but the 2-4 weeks is because they ship it to LabCorp in California and there are a few other steps that need to happen first before I can get the results. I got the test because I want to know if I have COVID-19 antibodies (I have been vaccinated, but am on immunosuppressants), but most people get it to see if they've ever been infected with COVID, I believe.

The manager on afternoons was great and helped me when another pharmacy would not help me about the…read moreCovid testing. They are always helpful and set a new standard of customer service that other drug stores should follow !!

There is a male pharmacist here that is always helpful and kind, so the two stars are for him. If I…read morerated him solely I'd give him 5 stars. Today upon picking up a routine medication, I was told by a female pharmacist "I could check in there," without a smile but rather a nod to a screen. There was another female pharmacy tech standing right by the screen who did not greet me. She then stood infront of me without a word and waited for me to answer a list of prompts to "check-in" I would have once considered her job- full name, date of birth, phone number, questions on whether I'd like to be vaccinated. I told her the screen was impersonal, and she quipped back with, "Well, I like it!" Then continued to tell me about how she oftentimes gets screamed at without even being greeted by the customer, which is her job, mind you. It felt highly unprofessional and a role reversal of sorts. She is getting paid to serve me as a customer who is about to pay her hundreds of dollars for a medication, not the other way around. Feedback for the pharmacy- I'm not exactly certain why I'm imputing all of the information into a system on my end now and what the tech's role is other than to hand me my prescription. There was no line, no high guest traffic, etc. For a high paying career, where is the decency of human interaction? I felt so slighted I didn't even make eye contact before grabbing my prescription from what I believe to be an overpaid hand and walking away. I would rather go to a pharmacy where someone was kind and personable to me even if it was an inconvenience in location.

Made a quick stop at CVS after leaving Joann Fabrics to grab some vitamins and hair dye for…read moreGrandma. The store wasn't crowded, which made for a quick and smooth visit. It was easy to navigate, and self-checkout made the process even faster. If you're looking for a place to grab essentials without the hassle, CVS is a solid choice.

The staff here is great! The pharmacy is always quick to help and find ways to save money on…read morescripts!

I drove cross town for a minute clinic appointment for a covid test, it had to be scheduled online…read moreonly. I needed a quick test for an outpatient procedure. I had a 6:20pm appointment tonight. Arrived at 6:10pm. Drove over 35 minutes to get to this location since we could get in for a late appointment. Received and email and text updates to come inside and sign in at the kiosk. My husband spoke to the woman at the minute clinic. She informed us that the covid test is only done at the pharmacy and they were done for the day. I said we scheduled it online at CVS, specifically for Covid, she was nice and apologetic and suggested other urgent cares nearby. All were closed for the evening. I appreciate that the staff helped me but CVS needs to update their online Covid scheduling if they can't fulfill their appointment on their end. How irksome to have to drive cross town and through traffic when the online Covid appointment is a ruse. Poorly done!

With carry out, we tend to forget to get something to imbibe with the meal. So thirsty after sushi…read morea Take, down the center. Picked up some ionized water, barrettes for my hair, theraflu as feeling a bit under the weather. It's that time of year and my immune system is weaker since I am masked always outside of my house. Maybe not enough microbes in the body these days? I don't tend to go to many Rite Aids, since I don't have their membership card. Aisles are neat and organized. Checkout was very matter or fact and not sociable. Another staff member did help me find the barrettes, even want so far as to walk me to the section. Not a very big selection of clipped barrettes, mostly the metal tension ones, oodles of them. They don't stay in my hair though. I got the basic items wanted at least.

Great location, easy in and out. I found everything I needed easily and with good prices. The…read morepharmacy is clean and staffed with friendly and caring people. Will definitely shop here again

I wrote a review about 3 years ago about how poor the service was at this location for hearing…read moreaids. What I didn't realize at the time was how poor the quality of the product and/or product setup was. I purchased the best Resound hearing aids that they sold for a cost of $5200. Since this was the first time I've ever bought or worn hearing aids I had no way to know how good they were. One of them recently failed so this time I went to Costco since they have similar hearing aids for $1600. The difference is amazing. I hear so much better. The sound quality difference is as if I wasn't even wearing them before. I don't know if it's that the Kirkland brand is that much better or if their staff is just that much better at setting them up. All I know is that for a third of the cost I have ten times the satisfaction. Music used to sound tinny in the Resound so I used Bose earbuds for music. The Kirkland sound every bit as good as the Bose. That's unbelievable. They use high tech equipment to set them up. And they do a few follow-up visits to make sure that they are dialed in, although I never needed any changes from the first setup. That may be the difference or the Kirkland brand may just be that much better. I don't know which but don't spend $5200 here for Resound when you can go to Costco and get much better hearing aids for a third of the cost.