The pharmacy is fine. Polite and everything you'd expect it to be. The store in front is a bit…read moreschizophrenic, like it doesn't know what it is. It's got furniture and housewares (very over-priced) and then an aisle over, a dollar aisle. They've even got evening wear--not exactly fashionable--but who pops into the pharmacy to pick up a $80 gown from the 90s? They've got a good craft section, not quite as over-priced as the rest. It's the kind of place were you can buy $50 perfume in a faded box, $1 spices, $60 lamps, and $5 bras from a giant box on a skid--and all that will be within 10 feet of each other.

Terrible! Rite-Aid closed it's pharmacy in Mt Pleasant MI and transferred all my Rxs to Walgreens…read more What a joke; tried to simply refill an Rx online. When asked to select a store (must do to continue), I entered zip code 48858 (2 stores in this zip code) was given the message "there's no store within 50 miles"! I then typed in the exact address and the same message popped up. So, I couldn't get the refill and am now out of my med. I left Walgreens pharmacy previously due to the same sort of complication. Now, I'll try CVS. It's a pathetic situation when trying to fill an Rx online with any Walgreens location. You've been warned!

I come in a few times a month because my medications are staggered, and they always greet me with a…read moresmile, don't judge (even when I come in looking grungy as all get-out), and the points I earn help make my scripts cheaper. They may not always have what I need in stock but are willing to help me find it if that's the case. I imagine it's been pretty difficult to be a pharmacist in these last few years but you wouldn't know it by looking at the pharmaceutical staff at this Walgreens because, as far as patients are concerned, they take everything in stride. You can tell they really care about the work they do and the people they serve. Thanks for all your help, guys. This review is the least I can do for all the amazing service I've received in the half-dozen years I've been coming here.

The greeter at the door was very rude. I had checked out all of my purchases about $200. He said it…read moreI didn't pay for it and I said yes I did, but it did not print a paper receipt and self check out. Showed him on my card, but he made me go all the way back to customer service with my daughter and I said I saw her scan everything customer service told me to put my card in the reader and I did. I won't be going back there soon.

I recently moved to the area for the summer, and had to have my prescriptions moved from my CVS in…read moreFlorida to this location. It couldn't have been any easier. When I called them all I had to do was give my name and they were able to look it up in their system and get it for me in a timely manner. The gal I spoke to on the phone was very nice, and she was also the one that waited on me when I went to pick it up. This CVS is inside the Target store and was very easy for me to access as it was right by the front door. The fact that there was no line was even better. I will be happy to use this location while we are in the area.

Prices seem kinda high here. Then again, if I hadn't been confused I could've driven down to…read more highway 57 and continued onto either meijer's or superwalmart. Oh well, a friend and I just needed to stock up on insect repellant, snacks, flashlight(s), and extra batteries. So, bare necessities can be found here but you might as well go a bit further down the road and treat yourself to lower prices elsewhere. However, these folks seemed like they could use the business (as they are hanging on in town, v.s. moving to the outskirts with all the other chains etc.

Visiting Greenville and in need of Little Remedies® For Tummys™ Gripe Water for our infant…read moredaughter, I stopped by to try it get the product. The store is extremely organized and clean. After walking around trying to find the item myself, I asked the pharmacist if he was aware if the product was stocked. He was familiar, but he still stepped out and helped me looked. In the end, I didn't buy anything, but the customer service offered especially by the pharmacist was really appreciated. I'm sure if I'd been looking for any other product, it would've been in stock.

The best hometown pharmacy. I can't say enough about this pharmacy. They treat you fantastic. They…read morego out of their way to help you and make sure you have everything you need. The pharmacist, Mandy, is not only great at her job, she is a fantastic person overall. On a particularly bad day I was in getting scripts filled. Mandy could tell something was wrong. She asked me one question, and its something I will never forget. She said," may I give you a hug" ? I broke down right there. It mattered. Her asking that mattered. Even though she knows me , only in a regular customer aspect, she made my day a little lighter. Her going out of her way made a difference to me in a big way. I will never forget it.

Best pharmacy we've ever used! Diplomat is great about answering questions, preparing a…read moreprescriptions in a timely manner, including all necessary supplies in our package, and even shipping to us on occasion. A pharmacist was patient enough to calm me and walk me through a dosing mistake. We used this pharmacy for a few years and only changed pharmacies due to our insurance. The only negative for me is the parking arrangement - the lane in and out is a single lane.

From the owner: The store that was to become Diplomat Specialty Pharmacy opened as Ideal Pharmacy in Flint,…read moreMichigan, in 1973. It was the fourth store in a small chain owned in part by Dale Hagerman, R.Ph. When Dale's son, Phil Hagerman, graduated from college in 1975, Dale traded in his stock from the small chain to buy the store from Ideal. The father/son team founded the company on the belief that if they take good care of the patients, the rest will fall into place. The specialty pharmacy was born. 1991, Phil became president of the pharmacy and in 2004, he partnered with Jeff Rowe and Steve Chaffee partnered to expand the business. Today, Diplomat Specialty Pharmacy is a tightly managed company run by a veteran executive team that's recognized by the MPA and others as a national innovator.

I came in to pick up a package. Arian behind the counter was very pleasant…read more Arian said "someone will be right with you". I saw the manager come out and there were 5 people in line. The manager James could not have cared less. He made no attempt to help me as I stood in his direct view doing some trivial inventory thing. About 10 min went by, everyone who came in after me was helped. Management gets a zero for this trip although it was not Arians fault and he couldn't have been nicer.

Short staffed and very popular, an unlucky combination for a corporate drug store chain. Always…read moremakes me wish for the time of Mr. Gower and privately owned individual pharmacies. However I wouldn't have been able to get my Oil of Olay face cream at an old school pharmacy so maybe it's a wash. Anyway, I've been here a couple of times and the parking lot is always filled to capacity with mostly very bad drivers with very limited vision, a long line at the drive through, a long line at both the pharmacy inside and cashier check out. Better than the Walgreens by my house though.

We were out of town visiting from GA and stopped in twice for things we needed. Both times the…read moreemployees were incredibly friendly and helpful.

Started to get my prescription filled here as I thought the drive up would be quick. Wrong it…read moreis beyond slow. Took 30 minutes one day. Clerk was frustrated and short tempered. Price of scripts is way more expensive than other chains. Moved my scripts.