On the 5th of March 2024, I picked up three prescriptions. The Lisinopril prescription was…read moresupposed to be for 20MG. The prescription they issued was for 2.5MG. When I called the pharmacy on the 6th of March, the female who answered the phone said it wasn't their fault because I had chosen automatic prescription refills, it was my fault. She was more interested in assigning blame to me than getting the prescription corrected. I promptly canceled the automatic refill service. I have to go back to the pharmacy later today and stand in line to get the right prescription. My suggestion is that the automatic refill service be eliminated by Walmart or not be used by the consumer to save time and money for both the provider and the consumer.

The pharmacist Brandt was so helpful. He answered all my questions about supplements and had many…read moreselections to choose from that fit my budget. The store is so beautiful inside. I would have never known if I didn't just have to run in for a cold drink at the last minute! What a treasure!

Locally owned. This is important to me. It means the owners spend their money in Evansville and…read moreit means the owners know their employees. The east side has had the same pharmacist for a number of years, which is important to me. He knows me by name, knows my prescriptions, advises me, and helps me get the best deal on medicine, offering rebates, generics, or coupons when possible. I can't say the same about the big brand pharmacies. I never wait in long lines there! It's a great, locally owned, progressive pharmacy.

I estimate that I have left fewer than five negative reviews in my entire life, and I'm 50 years…read moreold. I have never been spoken to so unprofessionally by someone in the medical field, and this SHOULD BE ADDRESS. On the 15th, I went to the pharmacy to pick up my prescriptions and was told they were not due until the 20th. This did not make sense, as I do not double-dose my medication. Because I travel frequently between Newburgh, IL and North Aurora, IL, I assumed I may have left my medication in North Aurora. The female employee who assisted me was polite and professional, and I do not fault her. Since I use both locations interchangeably, I understand the system may not have synced correctly. After speaking with my doctor, I confirmed my prescription was eligible for refill on the 15th. I called the pharmacy to relay this information. The male pharmacist who answered responded rudely and with an almost angry tone for simply raising the issue, REPEATEDLY saying "one second, one second, one second" before ABRUPTLY placing me on hold, as if I was rushing him or asking him something out of the norm, which I was not. When he returned to the call, he stated that because the medication is a controlled substance, it had to be held for the day. I fully understand and respect regulations regarding controlled substances. I have been prescribed this medication for over 20 years for a DIAGNOSED medical condition. The issue was NOT the policy--it was the aggressive and dismissive TONE used in explaining it. As a result, instead of being four days behind on my medication, I am now five days behind. While this medication is not life-threatening, it DOES materially affect my daily functioning and ability to work when not taken. The situation--and the manner in which it was handled--was entirely avoidable. I want to note that I have consistently been helped at this location by kind and professional women working both in the pharmacy and at checkout. However, after this encounter, the manner in which I was treated was unsettling and did not simply fade once the interaction ended. As a result, I now feel apprehensive to call the next time I have a question for the pharmacy. This interaction should be reviewed. I understand that, through a process of elimination, I may be identifiable. That does not concern me. Any response to this review should be directed toward addressing the male employee's conduct--not toward retaliation against a customer who was respectful, and simply seeking clarification. The call occurred on 02/19/2026 at approximately 4:00 PM, so the male employee working at that time should be questioned and, if necessary, retrained. atients are entitled to courtesy and RESPECT, especially from medical professionals. Answering prescription questions and explaining refill delays is part of the job. My husband was present during the call and urged me to speak up so other patients are not treated the same way. If he cannot answer the phone and respond professionally, without aggression, then working in the medical or healthcare field may not be appropriate for him.

Hire staff... one person runs check out and photo and and any shoppers questions. Pharmacy staff is…read morejust rude.

The pharmacy has had some issues from time tot one but storefront is ok. Friendly people. That…read moreJacob is a worker!!!

The third-party sales people need to go. These people are extremely rude. They step in front of…read moreour path and harass us every time we go into the stores in this area. The last time I was there, I told the guy, "I'm not interested" at least NINE TIMES and he still kept harassing me. When I say I'm not interested... that is when they should stop but they don't. I will never deal with Spectrum because of the way they repeatedly harass us in Walmart stores.

Always nice people in there but the aisles are way too narrow…read more They need really narrow shopping carts so we can get past each other

They are one of the best in town because they are personable and very friendly the staff is nice…read moreand understanding. They have a delivery service.

I love all the people, they go above and beyond for me, great place to go!!! I tell people…read moreDunaway's really care about the people!!! Thank you Brandy Loveless

Went to pick up a medication was told it wasn't ready. Went to consultation windows and was told…read morethey would get it ready. Came back the next day and it was still not ready. Seems like they are not able to or don't care much about doing their job as a pharmacy. Maybe they need to drop pharmacy services and just be a convenience store. I have had several issues with the pharmacy filling prescriptions over the last couple of years

A young man named Samual checked us out. He was very respectfu, friendlly ,helpful, and patient…read morewith us.