Carle Rx on Curtis was very helpful getting my prescription transfered and guided us in every way…read morewe needed. Darren was very helpful! His positive personalty was a wonderful experience. He fixed the problems we encountered.

Twice now they have left me waiting to be contacted--well over a week--about medication. Both times…read moreI've had to contact them, and they never answer the phone. When you're dealing with stuff people need in a timely fashion--like medication--this level of communication is unacceptable.

Went with my mom so she could pick up some prescriptions. We used the drive thru. Before travelling…read moreout of state, my mom told the pharmacy to hold some prescriptions that were due for refill. Well, unfortunately, they did not hold them. They told her they only hold them for a week. And then she explained that she knew and that's why she had given the instruction. So we had to wait for them to get the prescriptions together again. They said it should take about 10 minutes and that we could wait in the drive thru unless someone else came up. Well, someone else came up so we had to move to parking spot. The good thing is that they were ready quickly after that.

The place to go for passport photos! The employee in photo…read moredid a great job taking my passport photo and got me on my way. Friendly, fast, professional.

This store is racist. I went in today with a bookbag on because I was on my way to work, I work for…read morethe University. I was clearly wearing a blazer and my name badge, who steals wearing a name badge? But anyways, I was in the drink aisle which also happens to be the liquor aisle. As I had my back turned to the liquor my bookbag bumped a bottle of New Amsterdam and I turned to make sure it didn't fall and kept looking at the drinks trying to find Powerade. Next thing I hear over the intercom is "customer needs assistance in liquor aisle." I was the ONLY person in the aisle, probably the only one in the store at that time. I didn't need assistance and if they thought I was going to steal a rinky dink bottle Of New Amsterdam they thought wrong. Nobody even came to assist me if that was the case, it was just a notification to watch me! Oh how much I love being racially profiled!

Way understaffed. Slow to get pharmacy via phone one lady with an accent was short and hung up…read more Looking for another pharmacy. This one is awful on service. I have spent over 35 minutes trying to talk to someone. All I get is there are more than three callers ahead of you. Same crap I got last evening. Expect long lines here due to under staffing.

This is my go-to Walgreens for picking up things here and there between grocery trips…read more Items are well stocked (check expiration dates, though) and staff are super friendly. Came in on this particular day for a few greeting cards and was thoroughly disappointed in the stock to choose from for men's birthdays. Very few styles and price points to choose from. Other than that, I'm satisfied.

Are you kidding me... this is a great little store in downtown Champaign. Convenient! It's a fully…read moreoperational battlestar or pharmacy needs with all that you would expect from a corner store. A lot of folks don't realize whats inside, they think it's just a pharmacy. It's much more. One star from 5 because they don't have tamales like the shops in my old neighborhood in Chicago... not their fault I know. It's just me.

CompleteCare Pharmacy in Champaign is absolutely the best! The people are friendly and the service…read moreis just excellent. Like going to the little pharmacy of times past with all the niceties of modern day chain pharmacies. They even recognize me and remember my name when I come in! A great inventory and convenient location in downtown Champaign. If you live in the city and aren't using CompleteCare, you are missing out.

Very clean and bright store. Had milk options- gallon, half-gallon, etc., but just the liter of…read morehalf and half (it was late and I needed it for my coffee in the morning). :) They have a nice size liquor area, Illini gear, holiday stuff, etc. It's 24 hours with a 24 hour pharmacy. ~~~~~~ Okay, I have decided that CVS is more expensive than Walgreens.

security followed me & my friend the ENTIRE TIME. i have it on video also but it was no reasoning…read moreeither, from the moment we walked in the store til when we left, even followed us out the door. like what were you going to do in the case something was going on?? and we didn't even do anything so i don't appreciate this & i don't think anyone of color or anyone should shop here or give the company their money!!

As a pain patient and advocate, a person who has been in the pain community for many, many years,…read moreone of my biggest and earliest bugaboos was some of the side-eye that can happen when you're a chronic sufferer. Those who've shared this experience know exactly (and unfortunately!) what I'm talking about. So, coming back to Champaign after being gone for 15 years, naturally, one of my biggest anxieties was setting up the systems that'd make even simply daily living... possible. And finding a pharmacy, nay PHARMACIST, was one of the most towering tasks! When I first met Kristin (and I hope she forgives me if I've misspelled!), I wasn't sure she and I were going to be fast friends! LOL! But, after that first initial meet-up, after working with her for just ten minutes, I knew she knew what she was doing! Immediately, I noted she had an eye for detail, while also concentrating on about thirty other things! She puzzled out the difficulties of prescriptions and a doctor's "idea" of them ;D, along with my different insurances, fighting to safeguard my privacy. Dignity in medicine isn't always an easy thing to find, but while you might find Kristin *serious*, she's also genuinely caring, empathetic, and seems to really want to *know* the customer she's serving. Sometimes, especially in the pain community, the details really are in the story of a person's life. When I shared mine with her, she appreciated it, and even though we've only dealt with one another just a couple of times, she still *recognizes me*, even just on the phone, so you tell it's important to her. Where you get that kind of customer services (or when you get it!) these days is rare and definitely in-between! I never expected to be giving a Walgreens a 5-star rating, but it's because of Kristin that Walgreens -- at least thus far, at least for me -- has been a 5-star experience! =) I wish her and her team all the best!

Unfortunately, the negative reviews of the pharmacy are correct. I moved to Urbana a year ago,…read morehaving had good experiences at Walgreens all over the country for decades. This one was bad from the beginning, but I kept giving it more chances. Once, for example, I was told they were short-staffed, so I came back a month later, then two months later, and so on, but it looks like they either don't do much hiring or they have some insane turnover. The staff they did have tended to be kind and knowledgable, though, so a star for that. I have waited for four days for them to fill a routine, in-stock, no-street-value medication before I could pick it up. I have waited in line at the drive-up for half an hour. I have waited in line inside the pharmacy for twenty minutes. I have waited nine days to get a prescription they don't stock, because that's how long it took for them to get it transferred in, even though there are numerous Walgreens stores in Chambana and it's just a normal medication, nothing special. Today, however, I waited in line inside for 25 minutes before I got to the front to learn that they just didn't have my meds, the same ones they'd emailed me earlier today to say they had. Staff looked hard for them, but they just weren't there. I asked how this could happen, and the cashier said that when the bagged meds came in from the offsite location where they're filled, instead of scanning the barcodes on those bags into their system, they scan in barcodes from a list of what they're SUPPOSED to have. Well, that doesn't work, and it doesn't take a genius to figure that out. The cashier said he'd have the prescription filled in "ten or fifteen minutes. More like twenty." I'd already been at this store about three times longer than I'd planned. I asked him to call me when it was filled. It's been three hours with no call, not like I even expected one. The sugar on top was that early on, before my meds came up lost, I asked my cashier to change my twenty for two tens. He agreed with a smile. Then, after the meds were lost, he asked if I still wanted tens. I did, but he didn't have any in his drawer. I asked him to open the other drawer (the cashier station next to his, at which a customer had been standing for legit half an hour while the cashier did who-knows-what in the back), but he couldn't. I said I would wait for that cashier to come back, knowing it wouldn't happen but that my cashier might be more helpful if I was still standing there. Indeed, after about five minutes, he got someone else from the back to tell me that they "don't keep big bills" at the pharmacy. First, since when is a ten a big bill? Second, why not make sure the cashiers know that so that I didn't have to waste even more time hanging around? I've had it, and am transferring my prescriptions to Carle on Curtis instead. Yes, it's fifteen minutes further from where I live than this Walgreens, but it'll still save me time. Ridiculous. And yet. Update less than an hour later: Carle just told me that they couldn't cancel the Walgreens prescription because Walgreens said they already dispensed it! I now believe that they gave my meds to somebody else. Wow.

After tonight, we wanted to give five stars for the service David provided. We went in to pick up…read morephotos and found out their machine hadn't been printing correctly, but instead of sending us away David tried the machine again and got it working! While in the store he also helped me change my account info to be updated with my current phone number and new last name. He was friendly and helpful and we were grateful!

Lemme just describe my average experience getting a prescription from here:…read moreDoctor & Pharmacy: Alright your pills will be ready Wednesday after 2pm Text Notification, Tuesday: Your pills are ready now. Pharmacy, Wednesday 4pm: Oh actually not only were they NEVER ready, we don't even have your meds in stock. Hope those aren't critical to your physical well being. Try again tomorrow after 2pm. The next day at 3pm: Oh yeah those STILL aren't ready. Just wander around the store for 30 minutes.

Nothing really great going on here, but fairly reliable and much better pricing than Schnuck's. My…read moreregular grocery store.

so i go to the Savoy Walmart and want to buy 3 bags of lava rock n 5 bags of top soil. Go into the…read moregarden center to both register's and no employee. i know not a big purchase and probably don't give a shit but you should know. thanks.

I go to the Savoy store weekly. Usually numerous times. John, the door greeter is always…read morefriendly. Many stop and talk to him. As a whole the staff on the floor is willing to help. You might have to ask. Lol. Basically the only thing that gets me annoyed is they do a bad job of labeling the shelves/products. I did finally ask about the sports card shelves. No prices on any item. Certain items are rarely restocked. I find it through the store as well