I can't say enough good about this store. We live close to the Johnson City Walgreens and they are…read morealso a fantastic store but the pharmacist here in Binghamton went above and beyond for us; we have been going here since. We had to switch insurance due to my husband having been laid off and subsequently getting a new position. In the interim, we had to send out to India to get my daughter's asthma medicine while my husband's new job kicked in for his benefits. When the aetna benefits came, we immediately went to pick up the prescription from our normal pharmacy at JC but were told that there was a problem with the ins and we had to wait until the next week to get it straightened. We were panicking as the last shipment from overseas hadn't come in on time. We called the pharmacist at Binghamton and he was amazing. He did some investigation for us and found that our new ins went through a thrid party for prescriptions then went out of his way to find the group number to use. On top of this, my husband's new employer submitted the date of birth backwards; something so little but that pharmacist caught it after looking up our old insurance we had at walgreens. It took him three different calls on and off for some hours and a lot of extra work for him. We will always be indebted to him for that as he literally saved my daughter's life. He changed it manually in the system and did this twice until the place my husband worked would finally get it changed in their system (what a nightmare). They are always so friendly, helpful and worth the extra drive. On top of this, Walgreens is now my go to during the coronavirus (Johnson City and Binghamton) as they are implementing stricter guidelines for wearing masks in the store and it's the only place I feel relaxed and safe enough to get anything in person right now. I go for literally everything; even food items now. I really just can't say enough about how much I appreciate them. THANK YOU!

Very well stocked store with responsive staff. Visited earlier to get a Pfizer booster shot few…read moredays ago for 65+ . The schedule was maintained well for my visit . Note: Pharmacy is closed from 1:30pm to 2:00pm both drive up window as well as walk in pharmacy inside. I had to wait but it was useful to pick up other items. Use of their men's bathroom came handy , Clean and well maintained. Not much to write as nothing unusual noticed ..

This CVS is trouble. It's in a sketchy location and I couldn't wait to get in and out of there…read more The pharmacy is supposedly open 24 hours and I'll tell ya right now, you wouldn't catch me here at an odd hour. Coming in at 1 in the afternoon felt unsafe. Someone yelled at me in the parking lot while driving by, the store itself just isn't the cleanest. Bleh. The pharmacy staff requires you to show your ID, which is annoying because it seems as though you're unable to pick up medications for family members. Came in to pick up a prescription and didn't have my license on me but had multiple credit cards with my face and name on them, my insurance cards, my blockbuster card from 2000, you name it, it was in my wallet, except for my license. Had to go retrieve my license before picking up my medication. Maybe that's a law I just don't know about but other times I've come to pick up medications for family members it was a non-issue. Their grocery items are priced significantly higher than the price you would pay in a supermarket or a Target. CVS issues good coupons but if it weren't for the coupons there would be very little reason to come here.

Convenient location nearby shopping plazas for your groceries, lunch, car repairs/service and the…read morebank. Good part of town with lots of things to offer nearby. You can get in and out without a problem and they're open all the time Usually when no one else is You can rely on this location to be open.

I bought a six pack of coke bottles from here. Everyone was sealed, but flat. I then noticed…read morethe pop expired a year ago.

If I could give a zero I would,went in for prescriptions was 2 were ready the others in a hr , so I…read moreleft came back 1 ready ,the other which I absolutely needed is out of stock WHY they didnt tell me is beyond me, and trying to call the pharmacy is a joke you cant talk to a live person, who have to call the front of store and get transferred.. What a joke..

We had to drive up all the way from *Queens* so my partner could get her J and J covid shot…read more Nothing was available anywhere downstate. It was a pretty drive up, and everyone here was top notch. I called before we left Queens to reconfirm, just to make sure the trip would not be for nothing. The person on the phone was very polite, and she reassured us that the appointment was scheduled. We got to the pharmacy, checked in on the app, and went in. From start to finish, everyone we dealt with was wonderful. From check in to actual vaccination, we were kept informed as to what was happening, and what to expect going forward. We were even offered a small bottle of water during the 15 minute waiting period after the shot. We had to buy a few things afterward, and , the person at the front counter was also very friendly as he checked us out. We had a great experience here. Thanks so much!!1

Web site says open at 8:00 no mention of Pharmacy opening at 9:00 Then dealing with attitude of…read morethe store manger insisting I was wrong. Time to go somewhere else.

This is a hit-or-miss Walmart, and my rating has nothing to do with the absence of a vision center…read moreor fast food restaurant. So I'm doing a "roll back", to use the company's lingo, to make it clear this location is barely mediocre for Walmart standards in the year 2020. We all know Walmart as a place where you can always find what's not at your go-to grocery store, pharmacy, or other discount store (or what's too expensive at one of these three places compared to what you can safely guesstimate the price will be at Walmart). Not here. One day, there were no 40oz bottles of generic honey. On more than one occassion one or two varieties of commonly sold generic dry beans weren't on the shelves (I can't remember if I was looking for chick or black, but I wasn't looking for an organic heirloom medley.). Yesterday they only had green lentils, there weren't any red lentils. There was the time I just knew there'd be more baby shampoo/conditioner options here compared to CVS but found fewer than five types of baby shampoo and no baby conditioner. I want to talk about the folding chair I couldn't find yesterday, but I didn't ask a staffer to verify their inventory (like I did when looking for a utility cart, of which there was only one), so I won't. Then there's the issue of a lack of training or lack of wanting to follow procedure. It hasn't happened a lot, but it's happened enough to be one of the factors that made a case for this yelp. So, based on my complaints above, inventory and stocking seem to be an issue. There was the time when my refund was put on my credit card instead of on my debit card because, even though I paid with a debit card, the staffer claimed there was a glitch preventing the refund to be applied to my debit card. And yesterday, I experienced another one for the #ReallyTho files: The cashier who helped us - who was as slow as molasses, btw (Real talk: the person who came behind us to be the thrid in line, waited, observed, then shook his head a little and left for another queue) - ABSOLUTELY NEEDED to unnecessarily touch all three of my bulk bread items to ring them up. Even though I'd put them in one clear bag, and even though ringing up these items doesn't require weighing them separately - which I know for sure because I'd learned to ring them up myself at self check-out in Vestal - this cashier needed to handle my food. She pulled out my mini ciabatta and put it in a separate bag; then pulled out each of the mini baguettes (one wheat one white) and just held them in her hand, one by one, while trying to ring them up because she could neither remember nor find the code for these three $1 items. That's when I noticed that she was wearing gloves. But wait. Had she always been wearing the gloves? Because I have never EVER - not even when I've put my bulk items in a brown bag - had a cashier need to touch my food, it never crossed my mind to be so critical of this one. I mean, I didn't find a booger on my bread when I got home, but still. This was not the context for tactile learning, gloves or no gloves, which didn't help any because she STILL rang up the bread wrong (and I made sure to tell her twice the $1 price I saw on the bin of each variety). Seriously, L'eggo my mini ciabatta and mini baguettes, girlfriend. So yeah, two stars for these guys. #SorryNotSorry

Improve your parking lot!! I don't feel safe parking my car here, and I park in a handicapped spot.read more

Ordered online a couple of days in advance, the online experience was pretty easy. Went to pick up,…read moreand it was quite confusing. Their 'Pickup Online Order Here' sign is right in front of a 'No Parking Firezone' sign. Wasn't really sure where to park. Then called the # they listed to tell them I was here for a pickup, and there was some confusion on where I was located- "What side of the store are you on?" (Um, if I'm facing the store or coming out?? I guess coming out, since they will be coming out.) "I'm on the left side." "Oh, ok, the CVS side?" "No, sorry, the other side." "Ok, the coffee shop side?" "I don't know if there's a coffee shop here, I'm in front of your 'pickup online order here' sign." "Oh ok, we'll be right out." When the staff brought out my order, she said they had special ordered a sushi platter I bought, because they don't normally carry it. I appreciate that, but it shouldn't be on the website available for purchase if that's the case. There were also 4 other items not in stock. I might shop in-store at some point, but not sure I'll order online. Especially since there's apparently no way to know if the item you're ordering is actually carried at that store! And I'm not always in the mood to play "Who's on first?"

Was there last week and was surprised to find my favorite chocolate cream filled donuts (Wei's…read morebrand). Was going to cut one in half and empty inside! Same in the last 2! This has happened before too! Guess your hometown bakery doesn't care to do their job correctly!!! At $1.00 each, $6.00 a box of six, definitely not something I buy weekly! Need to get on your home office bakery!

To the people that robbed CVS and Walgreens: You had no Rite!…read more This is a pretty sleepy little Rite Aid store with typical high prices which in Binghamton doesn't go down very well, cuz quite a cheap and poor city. But not in the bad ways, like it's not horribly dangerous or anything.

They lost me as a customer. The switch to Walgreens has been a long pain, but today i got an…read moreunfamiliar voice who informed me there is no longer home delivery. They said it was supposed to be by fedex now but that it never got set up. Being homebound invalid and depending on my meds arriving means a big and SUDDEN hardship. It will 5ake time to find another dependable service like that i had with Rite-aid for some years now. Thanks for the friendly dependable service Rite-aid. Sorry to see you finally go. And screw you Walgreens, sorry to see you move in. You thoroughly suck!

I moved up from NJ and didn't want to deal with a big corporate pharmacy. I found this place down…read morethe road and it worked out perfectly. They're so kind and friendly. Even commenting on my hair cut/color!! Love going in there.

The majority of the staff are positively wonderful. Polite, hard working, helpful and eager. The…read moresenior cashier however. Is another story. She ignores customers, is rude and I have never heard a please or thank you come out of her mouth. Time for her to retire for good this time!!