Whitesells Pharmacy is how a pharmacy/drug store used to be and should be. They are incredibly…read morenice, professional and knowledgeable about their business. I needed to get medication for my son -which had to be compounded (instead of pill form - it needed to be in a liquid) and after going around to a number of local pharmacies in the area, CVS, Giant, Safeway even Wegman's no one was able to help. I was told about Whitesells by a friend where I worked with Rebecca and Danielle. These two have been... in a word - Fantastic! Rebecca who does the compounding, is extremely knowledgable about the process, provided me with and excellent education and has been a joy to work with. Danielle is also tremendously nice and helpful which makes the entire experience less stressful. They handle the insurance issues, call you back when they say they are which is important, at least to me. They also have a great medical supply area and just as helpful and professional. Kathy Curran was so thorough helping me navigate through insurance issues and went the extra mile to help. Bottom-Line - I don't even live in the Frederick Area, however, I drive up there in rush-hour 270 traffic to use there services. Could I go somewhere else? Sure, but when you are dealing with prescriptions and medications and other sensitive things, trust and knowledge is important (which they have demonstrated) and at the end of the day just because of something may be more convenient, doesn't make it better.

Great service. The pharmacist is the owner of a pharmacy that was established in the 1950s and the…read morecustomer service reflects that.

Jessica, Heather, Cathy and the rest of the staff are amazing. I can easily say this is the best…read morepharmacy in the frederick area. They always order all my medication in advance and try to have it to me on time each month. Always helpful, always Courteous, even if always busy. Got my flu shot here last year as well. Thank you ladies

Definitely the worst drive thru pharmacy I have ever been to in Frederick. If you get in line with…read moremore than 3 cars, prepare for a 30 minute wait.

I love it because it's within walking distance from my apartment .and they have great coupons on…read moreitems in the store .

The pharmacy guarantees times that prescriptions and then never has them and then makes a big deal…read morethat they will expedite it. If I call and get a time later that day or the next day I don't think I'm asking for too much to bother sit for 30 minutes while I wait.

Wonderful small business that is one of the few in the area that does compounding…read more Friendly and prompt service, no issues at all. Only negative is the area that it's set in. But you're not going to move here.

Was helpful in getting things processed quickly for my pets meds but I specifically asked that no…read moremeat flavoring be used. We are a vegan household that doesn't use meat, meat by products or meat flavoring. I could immediately smell the artificial chicken when I gave his first dose. I know there's no real meat in it but it's just kinda gross. Would be nice if they could be a bit more respectful of their customers requests. Other than that they were helpful and efficient.

They sit right next to a Hampton Inns hotel, right off the highway, so we went in for things like…read morebottle water, lysol (we caught some sort of stomach virus while visiting) and snacks. Came out cheaper buying a 6 pack of their Walgreen brand water, than buying 1 bottle of Deer Park. A travel size container of lysol was $3.99 and I found a full size can of the Clorox version for $3.99 so I went with the full size and left the can for my son. Of the three times I went in, during my five day stay in the area, I found the staff to be attentive and one time, seeing my hands full, the clerk offered to hold things at the register until I was ready to check out.

I've cancelled several prescriptions multiple times. When I get a notification that my prescription…read moreis ready for pick up, I assume I'm picking up the right thing because I've cancelled and confirmed with a staff member that the unneeded meds are actually off my account. I don't know if they don't care enough to actually follow through or what the issue is, but also when I pick up they don't tell you what you're picking up before you pay. After you pay for it they won't refund, even if it's their fault for filling something you've cancelled. Shouldn't the pharmacist also be looking at all your prescriptions before they fill it and catching it if you're getting an abnormal amount of the same med? I really don't know, but they just don't seem to care. I would not recommend using this as your pharmacy.

This place is no better or worse than an average CVS. Somtimes they're very helpful sometimes…read morethey're just adequate and sometimes not very helpful . I'm guessing that the most people do not leave reviews after a good experience only a as one and that's a shame. This place is open late so it deserves some recognition just for that. They cannot e held responsible for misbehaving homeless people in the parking lot. If you're scared leave and go so where else.

Very poorly run store. Possible cases: 1) the entire store is affected by untreated depression, 2)…read morethe educational system has failed the employees, or 3) it's a jobs program for those unable to find work elsewhere. It was that bad. To the point I's feel sorry for the employees if they didn't make me run around for 40 minutes trying to find 2 items (honestly). Needed one item. Asked pharmacy. They told me to go to the front. The front sent me to the back. They finally looked and then a second person in the pharmacy at the back directed me correctly. Made purchase and returned to car. Fine. 2 min later realized I needed something else. Went back in the store, checked aisles because honestly I didn't want to interact with these people who clearly hated being there. Couldn't find it, so I asked the front. Same story--kid told me to check the back. At pharmacy in the back, they told me to check with the front because the front stocks the shelves. Are you kidding me??? Why does a business (esp a pharmacy) exist except to provide a service people are willing to pay for? Spare yourself unnecessary idiocy and go somewhere else. Anywhere else.

At 69 yrs old the Crestwood Walgreens here in Frederick, Md is by far the best I have ever done…read morebusiness with. The pharmacist is top notch, tech Kenneth is outstanding, and floor staff and front counter staff are all excellent. I highly recommend this Walgreens!

From the owner: Walgreens is a trusted and convenient local health destination that millions of Americans rely on…read moreevery day. Our founder, Charles R. Walgreen Sr., was known for finding new ways to connect with customers on a personal level and treating each person like a guest in his own home. For over a century, we have expanded that personal connection through our network of neighborhood pharmacies and our innovative health services and products. The foundation for all of this is our trusted pharmacy expertise, and our team members who provide essential care that helps people achieve better health outcomes at an affordable cost. Pharmacy Hours: M-F 8am-1:30pm, 2pm-8pm, Sa 9am-1:30pm, 2pm-6pm, Su 10am-1:30pm, 2pm-6pm

I'm officially done with this place. I have a prescription that I need to fill monthly. They put…read moreme on auto-refill without asking, but that's fine. Except they kept refilling it sooner and sooner, like 2 weeks apart. Still not the end of the world. Except at some point, they took me off of auto-refill without notifying me. I looked at my medication and realized I only had 3 days left, so I went through the app and asked for a refill. It asked when I would like to pick it up. I said 9:00 the following day. It's several hours past now, and it's not ready. I did get a phone call from CVS about an hour ago telling me that they noticed that my refill is due and I should call the pharmacy or use the "web" to refill it...??? Also, I was emailed a coupon from the manufacturer that was good for 12 refills or 1 year (coupon made the medication free). It was such a process each time I tried to use it, but is was $70 otherwise. Then after the first 3 or so being free, they said the best they could do was charge me $25 instead of $70. Weird, but ok. Then they stopped honoring the coupon altogether. Another pleasant experience is when I had my doctor switch to a different CVS so that I didn't have to come here anymore. They did, and I picked up my prescription from the new CVS. Then I guess CVS realized the "mistake", and switched me back to Liberty Road! Why!?!!! Anyway, I am about to run out of medication despite the app saying the refill is "in process" (has been in process for a day and a half). They can't possibly care about people's health, so I'm going to switch to Walgreens.

I'm just getting over a two-week flu, and my eye felt scratchy so I went to the CVS on 26 near…read moreWalmart in Frederick on Friday September 26th, at approximately 12:30-1:00 p.m. I asked for some help at the pharmacy to figure out what to buy, and the pharmacy tech was so sweet. She got the pharmacist, who came right out to help me. He suggested two things, so I took them both and thanked him. I also picked up a couple of other things to help with the lingering symptoms and went up front to check out. There were two self-checkouts, and the one that took cash was closed. I wanted to use cash so I went to the register and stood there a while. No one came and there were no visible employees at the front of the store. Eventually I said in not a ridiculously loud voice, "Hello." No one came so after another while I called out again. When still no one came, I got a bit louder and yelled "Can I check out please?" At this point I started looking for an employee and saw movement down the side of the store toward the front, so I turned around to meet the young man at the checkout. He immediately very aggressively told me not to do that. I asked what and he said you don't yell through the store like a lunatic. Go back and find someone to help you. I replied that I wasn't yelling I was calling for some help and I was unwell and didn't have energy to go hunt down an employee. That's when the F-bombs started. I was shocked. He told me I was an effing lunatic. I said I just wanted to buy my medication. I asked his name and he wouldn't give it (it's Chris though). I asked if it wasn't his job to check me out, and he looked me dead in the face and said, "I make more money than you. This is just a secondary job. You're going to be banned from this CVS." I told him I didn't care and just to check me out. Gave him $100 bill for an $82 order and said "Just give my change." He stared me down and said "Maybe I won't." I was pretty shook and headed back to find a manager. And by this time I hate to admit that I was in tears. The tech again was sweet and concerned. And then Chris came back and took me to his manager, Janis. That's how I found out his name is Chris, because Janis told him to go away and she'd handle it. But Chris wanted to argue and call me a lunatic some more in front of the Minute Clinic. Janis really just wanted me out of there, really didn't listen, didn't ask any questions, didn't care who I was or anything, but she assured me she'd take care of it! I have very little faith that that will happen. So I went out and had a minor meltdown in my car before heading back home. So yeah that happened. I'm not a confrontational person. I'm a 63-year-old woman who just wanted to pick up some meds at CVS and go home to pet her dogs and pay her bills. I have never been treated in any way close to this at a store, ever. I am honestly in shock. When I went home I checked my email for my receipt. No receipt and none in the bag. I checked my CVS account. No activity. I'm not sure what Chris did because I had put my phone number in as always. I was even planning to use my extra bucks and a coupon that I had been sent through email. But I was so flustered I didn't and it concerns me that there's no record of this transaction.

On one of my many trips back home for the month long birthdays I had to attend I needed to stop and…read morepick up a gift card or two. That is basically why I stopped here. Honestly, I had no idea that Giant Eagle reached this far. I was shocked when I found one in Bedford, PA, but for one to be here, it threw me. This Giant Eagle is part of a larger plaza, I guess you can say that it is the anchor as it is by far the biggest retailer in the plaza. Parking is ample and can make for a quick entry/exit. Inside it is well organized and everything appeared to be stocked. I didn't look around too much as my mind was on gift cards only. I went straight to that area and started to browse. I have to say, they had a fine selection of gift cards and made choosing one a bit hard. I circled the display a few times before honing in on one section and then stayed there for a few good minutes having an inner debate on which gift card would be most appropriate. Once the selection was made I headed for the registers. Made sure to scan my rewards card and was out the door.

Love this store. Great bakery, meats and sushi. Good…read morerewards program. Helpful staff. Never wait long to checkout.

I can't believe how great the pharmacy is at Weis Market, 2 Old Camp Road, off Hwy 40 West in…read moreFrederick. Like many others, I was sad when the Safeway on 7th Street closed after 50 years in business. The pharmacy there was great! Absolutely top notch. All accounts were automatically transferred to a nearby, let's call them a 3 letter pharmacy. They're everywhere. The new place insisted on giving me only 30-day refills, which was slightly inconvenient and tripled the co-pay cost of the 90-day refills I'd been getting. So, looked around and heard good things about the Weis pharmacy out on the west side of town. I could not believe how hard these folks work to make sure you get the medicine you need at the lowest price possible. McKenzie helped me first, and I got a 90-day refill (using an on-line coupon) at no cost to me! A few days later I went back to pick up two more, different prescriptions. Again, a 90-day refill had a zero copay. The 30-day refill had a co-pay of only 97 cents! If you are looking for ways to save money, and want help from hard working pharmacists and staff who want to help you get the best deal possible, please give this place a try. I am still amazed at how much help they've given to me!

I have shop at this location off and on for 20 years, it's the most frustrating place to shop. Deli…read moreis often under staffed and slow. The staff helping with check out is frankly lazy. The check out scanners are slow.