They are TRYING! The people there are PEOPLE and they are trying (from what I've seen and dealt…read morewith) their best with the little that they have. They are pretty understaffed and yet they show up to work every day, doing their best but also dealing with the ginormous amount of orders and people that come in. I think for what they have to work with they are really trying and I'm sure that's not always easy especiallly when there are a lot of complaining people and impatient. Yes I understand some people need their prescriptions right away, but again that isn't the workers fault if it is not in nor can be in for some time. We have to treat them like PEOPLE because that is what they are! They need care, love and patience too!

Easiest 1-star of my life…read more I've spent 2-3 hours here over 4 visits annnnd...I still don't have my prescription. It all started with my prescription being sent to the *other* Walgreens on Northern Lights. That one no longer has a pharmacy. I naively assumed the script would be transferred to this location. I waited in line here for an hour to find out that was not the case. The line was probably an hour because Walgreens is shutting down pharmacies. So I called my doctor and had them re-send the script. I then came back 3 hours later and...they didn't know what I was talking about and told me to take a chair. It was getting late and I was starving so I left. I came back the next morning when they opened up the pharmacy and there was already an enormous line. My food order was done at Spenard Roadhouse and it looked like I still had another 20 minutes in line so I left so my food wouldn't get cold. I came back later in the day and waited 30 minutes in line and they told me they didn't have a phone number for me and would text me when it's available. FINALLY. Why did they not just do this from the start? (It's now 4 hours later and I still haven't gotten a text) So one more wait in line and I should finally have it. The parking lot here is filthy. Filled with debris and detritus that could damage your tires or footwear. I saw someone doing intravenous injections near the door on one of my visits to wait in line. Rough spot.

No issues at Bernie's Pharmacy they are the only game in town that has their own Lab to do…read morecompounding. It's not a Wallgreens model that sells Automotive Oils, Light Bulbs, Cleaning Supplies, Candy out the Ying Yang, Potato Chips, Milk, Perfume, and Birthday Cards. This is a true Pharmacy with the only Offsite Lab that makes custom formularies. They text you when your prescription is ready after you sign up for it after your first fill! I like that! To Your Health! PRO TIP: Oh yeah, don't submit a prescription late on a Friday afternoon IF it's a formulary compound. The Lab is only open during the week and you won't get it till Monday or Tuesday.

Great compounding Knowledgeable pharmacist…read more location. Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

We were somehow transferred from ProCare a few months ago (or they also own these guys, I'm unsure)…read morebut either way, I'm so grateful. MyMedSupplies is located in the strip mall cluster of International Rd. If you pick up supplies you'll drive around to the back of the building and they'll take care of you there. The employees here are accommodating, efficient, and kind. I've had no issues when calling to ask prescription and/or amendment questions, which was always an unnecessary headache with ProCare. What. a. relief. If you can choose your medical supplier, I highly recommend MyMedSupplies.

Great experience. These people were very helpful in finding me the DME that I needed without a…read moreprescription. They spent the time to research what I was looking for while I waited (it was an emergency) and offered me options and helped me make the right choice. It took forever for it to come over from the warehouse, but the guy from the warehouse was an absolute doll, so I have no complaints.

I came down here to pick up some groceries at the end of the work day before heading back to the…read morehouse. I wanted to avoid the crowds at the nearby Carrs across the street or go to the chaotic mess that is the midtown Walmart. This Walgreens location is located on the corner of Northern Lights Blvd. and Minnesota Dr. across from the Aurora Village Carrs and adjacent to Starbucks. One of the busiest intersections during rush hour, I had no desire to go to the supermarket and just wanted to be in a less crowded place. Granted, the supermarkets are cheaper for food items than Walgreens and they have larger selections, but I just wanted to do a quick in and out and not worry about parking. That was a mistake. The evening when I came in, most of the shelves were unbelievably barren or poorly stocked. I was hoping to get a few snack and drink items for the office and not have to spend additional money eating out on lunch break every day. That wasn't the case here. I was looking for 4 or 6 pack bottled water or ice tea to place in a fridge with limited space at work. Unfortunately, the Walgreens around town don't have bottle packs that size or on the times I was there, just 24/28 packs of bottled water. Ice tea bottles would have to be purchased separately. Looking at the shelves more closely, there were many empty areas in one aisle alone. It'd be a stretch to think that this store could sell out items consistently if Carrs across the way has a wider variety and discounts every single day. There are items that are better deals when they are on sale, but unavailability is a major issue. This was not a one-time thing. I have noticed that in the past several weeks every time I came in to get something. Another major problem here is their pharmacy. It was temporarily closed due to staffing and people who have prescriptions here would have to notify their doctor's office to arrange a pick up at a different location. I'm sure a lot of customers were not happy about that. The employees are friendly and helpful but their hands are tied as to the problems this store is having. This would have been a convenient spot to avoid Carrs if low inventory and being short-handed weren't a common occurrence here.

Wow, well...fool me once, shame on you…read more Fool me twice, shame on me. I came here to write about a bad FedEx experience and realized...I have already written that exact same thing...and forgot about it. DO NOT SEND YOUR FEDEX PACKAGES HERE. The packages aren't being scanned when they arrive here, and so they look like they are on a truck for days. They will say "unavailable for pickup"...forever. And they are actually available for pickup. Here's my boring shipping story: Thursday morning at 5am the FedEx tracking said "on vehicle for delivery" and "should arrive before 9am". Then it updated to say, should arrive before end of day Thursday. Then it updated to say, should arrive by end of Friday (today). But, there was no new timestamp since the 5am vehicle scan... Since there was no time stamp on this package since 5am...I guessed that there probably is a scan that happens when the driver transfers the package to a FedEx/Walgreens for customer pickup...and maybe it didn't happen. I went to Walgreens, even though FedEx said "not available for pickup", and told them it was probably there, and the dimensions. They searched for it a little, and then tried to turn me away. I pointed to a box that could be it and was like "what about that?" and they were like "no, those are shipments for Walgreens, like our supplies and stuff" I pressed them further and they checked it, and it was mine. I signed for it on their scanner and a few seconds later got a push notification from FedEx "your item is now available for pickup!" These employees need more training and organization and/or FedEx needs to make sure these get scanned when they hand them over to Walgreens!

Walmart came through at the 11th hour for our Alaska souvenirs!…read more Keychains, t shirts, sweatshirts, hats, stuffed animals, stuffed animal backpacks, smoked salmon, salmon dip, jams, birch syrup, shot glasses. That's just naming a few. Three full aisles of Alaska merch! Went to both Anchorage Costcos first and struck out. Scored at Walmart, and the prices were cheaper than the other souvenir shops we had stopped at along the way and the airport too!

I was in the toy section with my grandkid, 8 and 4, the man putting items back on the shelves was…read moreconstantly saying things like " sh*t ! And " gawd dam people " we could hear him clearly 2 aisles over. Not very professional at all. Especially around children.

The BEST pharmacy in town... their knowledge & convenience is amazing…read more.. always fast, friendly & go above and beyond!!!

I have been coming here exclusively for 6 years. The staff is always friendly and accommodating, if…read morethey don't have it, they will call around and find it for me, and that's why I keep going back to Family Pharmacy.

I was at Fred Meyer -East 1000 E Norther Light…read more The African American store person @ self check out was very nice. He was extremely kind and handled everything very efficiently. I was truly grateful. This took place around lunchtime on April 26th. I look forward to shopping at this store again in the future.

Wow y'all, wow. I…read moreknow tensions are high and we're getting cabin fever, but can we please show some empathy for the people that are out on the front lines? Fred Meyer's employees put themselves at risk of infection every day. They are overworked and understaffed and underpaid. They, along with medical professionals and first responders, are keeping us alive right now. The only difference is that they are paid and respected much less by our society. To clear a few things up: Instacart: is not owned by Fred Meyer. If you have a problem with them, you shouldn't put that on Fred Meyer. Also: Instacart workers are also on the front lines, and need your compassion. It's a GOOD THING: that grocery stores are being strict about returns. THIS DISCOURAGES HOARDING, in addition to being SAFE. In times like this, we should only buy what we NEED. OK, so with that soapbox out of the way: Freddies is doing a great job, all things considered. Social distancing markers are in place on the floors. Employees are constantly sanitizing and/or changing out gloves. Food is getting re-stocked only days after the hoarders take it all. Despite all the added strain, employees remain cheerful and eager to help. Oh, and they are keeping alcohol sales going...essential indeed. Let's be nice, and keep it classy, Anchorage. We'll get through this.

Joe and the team are amazing! Above and beyond great customer service…read more Definitely recommend going to see them for your medical supply needs.

Huge shout out to Joe, Mark and the team at Lake Otis Pharmacy. I am taking care of older loved…read moreones and LOP has gone above and beyond coordinating with the VA, measuring, fitting, and test driving in the intended space. LOP stands behind their products and ensures the comfort and usability of their equipment. Thank you,