Filled out required forms online to "speed the process", only to arrive and they still made me fill…read moreout a paper form 15 mins past appt time (4) 30 mins past appt time (3.5) Called on people who arrived after folks sitting and waiting for 30 mins (2.5) 45 mins past appt time (2) Finally get seen after I return to the counter to ask for an approximate wait time, which they probably should make some effort to say, display, guess- anything. "It's gonna be an hour wait, after you made an appt." At least you can be prepared for that and decide if you want to, or can wait. The tech says "oh you haven't received your shot yet?" after I pointed out a gentleman that came in well into my 30 mins, was serviced before me and quite a few other folks that had been waiting.

Ordered photos at Walgreens and received an email that they were ready…read more I ordered 1 wood panel and when I arrived there were three photos sitting out. They were NOT in any packaging and there was NO label. After reviewing the photos they were NOT done correctly and the young lady didn't know anything. Glue on the photos, crooked and all. I asked if they were left out because they were wrong and IF there was an wooded panel done correctly that was boxed up for me. She didn't know anything, and couldn't provide me any help. She didn't call for help either. Word of advice for anyone ordering photos. DO NOT pay for your purchase until you arrive to the location. Do NOT pay online.

The ladies that own manage & operate this drug store are a throw back to 50 years ago when Customer…read moreSERVICE was the norm in American business. Not only do they have all the prescriptions I have ever needed but the rest of the store is filled with popular every day items - all at very competitive prices. I actually travel across town to shop here. Want to travel back in time when American businesses were run with morals ethics & efficiency ? Try these ladies one time - you will become a regular just like me.

From the owner: Peach Orchard Drugs is a centrally located hometown Health-mart Pharmacy that is family owned and…read moreoperated. We know you by name and are not just a number. We support caregivers every step of the way and have relationships with local physicians to expedite refill requests. Our competitive pricing structure allows us to pass the savings to our customers. Unit Dose Packaging and free delivery is available.

In 1961, Frank Outlaw, a former Winn-Dixie executive, bought four Greenville, S.C. grocery stores…read morefrom the chain Wrenn and Syracuse, to create the Wrenn & Outlaw chain. The company was officially named BI-LO in 1963 after Outlaw conducted an employee store-naming contest to develop the "brand." His secretary, Edna Plumblee, won the contest by submitting the name "BI-LO." So I first need to say before you shop here you better sign up for the Bi-Lo rewards card. I always end up saving a bunch of money when I'm shopping here and it's quick and simple. Shop the deals! Use the coupons! This is a fantastic store that has a wide variety of items. The deli is good and if you want some fried chicken you can get some dinner items here too. They have pretty decent produce section, not as good as a farmer's market but not as bad as a super Walmart. Don't forget to use your Bi-Lo rewards at the end and watch those savings drop off the receipt!

It could use a better organic section and renovations. I like that it's convenient and near my…read moreparents home.

The place isn't open until 9 it closes at7 they should say that. I wasted my time and gasread more

my doctor called in my prescription that cannot just be stopped it's something you have to be…read moreweened off of it. the prescription was called in at 10. I went up there around 3:30 and it still wasn't ready. she told me to give them about an hour I'll receive a text here we are 3.5 hours later no text and no one would answer the phone .

my daughter meds wasn't ready I had to wait when getting off work this was the worse place I'll…read morenever come againn and the man was rude

Barney's Pharmacy has always presented top notch services! Been a customer off and on for at least…read more30 years. Very pleased with the entire staff. Shop around if you must.... but, if you ever try any Barney's Pharmacy, you will always choose Barney's!

The location is so hit and miss. There is always an line and they barely pick up the phone. Not…read moresure why they aren't hiring for the pharmacy. YES, I checked online to see. They don't seem too helpful when you call or come in. They are just blah.

The service is very slow I dropped off my medicine at 3 they said it would be ready by 7 ok so I…read morecame back at 7 only to find out they couldn't find my prescription because the girl who took my prescription put it in a basket for some reason and I had to wait two hours to get my meds all because it got misplaced this pharmacy sucks and they need more employees and better service So I get there the next day to pick up one more prescription that I dropped of yesterday and she tells me they don't have it well it would have been nice to know before I dropped it off the cvs is a discombobulated mess and needs some serious help

This Walgreens is typical - nothing different really than any other one I've been into. I went in…read morequite early in the morning on a weekday after a gym session, looking for Diurex (water pills). I was not able to find them, and wasn't too pressed about it, so I didn't ask for help, but just went home and ordered them online. No biggie. I came in at about 4:50am, and there were only a couple of pharmacists working as well as the woman at the front - all were friendly and greeted me when they saw me. No complaints, but no outstanding service, either.

Where do I start. I don't take time out to post reviews, I'm a firm believer in if you don't like…read morethe business or establishment just don't return. However for this unjust experience, I had to make an exception. I went through the drive thru to have 2 prescriptions filled. I noticed they took a little longer than usual to come to the windows with my medicine. Tarez which I was told is the pharmaceutical manager appeared at the window & asked if the copy I had was the only copy. I responded with yes. His was response was "Since the prescription was not written in the immediate area, we can't fill it". I asked if he needed verification from the doctor , and Tarez response was "No mam, we don't. We just can't fill it." I drove off and said to myself, well maybe he didn't understand my situation so let me go inside to have a conversation. When I went inside I explained to him that I got into a car accident in Atlanta & I reside in Augusta. His response was "I can fill the ibuprofen, but not the one containing codeine, because its a little controlled substance (Tylenol/codeine) & I don't feel comfortable". I questioned but I didn't argue because I really needed the medicine due to my condition. I asked him a question to see what kind of response I would get , and asked "is there a policy saying you don't have to fill the prescription" he said there was. Then I asked if he could show me , he told me he couldn't. Mind you the law that was passed in 2001 is public information. 10 mins passed as I was waiting on my ibuprofen, he then placed the prescription on the counter saying "he can't fill the prescription for either." I asked for a valid/ moral reason and his response was "It's just best". When I pulled my phone to record for my own personal record I asked again for a valid reason and his response was "mam , I can't give you another reason other than the 1, I just gave a few minutes ago". Both prescriptions were written from the same doctor, both were on the same kind of paper, and both prescriptions applied to applicable state laws. He agreed to do 1 , then made a decision to not do the ibuprofen either. When I asked for a moral reason, he could not provide it and told me "The only thing I can say is ,I apologize for any inconvenience and we are not able to fill your prescription". Then he mentioned he did not give me consent to record him, that's when I knew he was either not knowledgeable of pharmaceutical laws and state laws or he assumed I wasn't knowledgeable. After Tarez laughed in my face and didn't want to give me a moral reason for denying to fill the prescription after agreeing he would , he told me to leave. So I ended up calling law enforcement to have a civil conversation. Due to the police officer not being familiar with Code 480-5-03, he asked Tarez if he could just fill the ibuprofen. His response to the police officer was "I just would rather not". Since the officer was not familiar with the law , he did his part & provided a solution for me to go to another pharmacy. I left and went to CVS down the street , and both prescriptions were filled after the manager simply made a phone call to verify.

My brother needed to get some essentials and this is down the street from where my parents live…read more This is not a super Walmart so it's just a grocery store. No pharmacy or vision at this location. Also, they don't sell tobacco. Yes they sell alcohol. This is a nice small market that's well clean, spacious, organized and categorized. Shelves are well stocked, however they are limited to some healthy organic foods. I feel like this location is fair and has everything I need.

I have had the best Wal-Mart experience ever! I was greeted by a very attentive greeter that…read moreactually said "good morning", handed me sanitizing wipes for my cart/buggy handle! I Pre-shopped online for an ice cream maker and found it on the exact aisle as specified online! How easy was that?!! 100% of the staff was properly wearing gave coverings and everyone seemed to be diligently at work! When leaving the store. The same greeter bided me a good day! What a very pleasant Walmart experience! Keep up the great work!

Some items are reasonably priced. If you are eligible to shop here, check prices at Walmart. If…read moreWalmart is less, AAFES will price match. You will save after not having to pay taxes. Selection may be limited. Some of the brands are the more expensive ones.

One of the larger exchanges I've been to or seen. The post exchange section is more or less the…read moresame in terms of content and stock compared to others across the Army. Facilities are kept fairly clean and employees seemed professional and efficient with their roles. This exchange has other shops within the building more unique to Fort Eisenhower and they are worth taking a look. Food court seems bigger as well with the option of Smoothie king, so if you're on base, stop by for a açaí bowl! The food court is very crowded and hardly ever has seating due to how over populated every where is, but that's Eisenhower in general. Overall a good PX and worth checking out for your essential needs.