I don't normally write reviews, but I had to write this one to give credit for exceptional service…read more My wife got a RX for an inhaler at 4:45 pm, and the script was sent to a local grocery store pharmacy. When I got to the pharmacy, I found out that the item was not covered by our Part D Medicare insurance, and that the discounted cost would be $211. I used my phone to find that Walgreens had the same item for $133. When I got there 35 minutes prior to the time that the pharmacy closed I asked them to transfer the script from the grocery store pharmacy. They were able to get this done in less than 10 minutes and they even found a GoodRx discount for me that I did not know about, making the final cost to me just $86. I saved over $120 thanks to their pricing and help. This level of service was unexpected and exceptional, and the price was definitely appreciated.

Says online they offer blood pressure readings at the pharmacy for either low cost or free. Went in…read moretoday and they said they do not offer them. 1 star for false advertising.

pharmacy lady needs to be checked. she's so rude on the phone. I was asking for a prescription to…read morebe filled and says you don't your prescriptio? I'm like you can look my profile up? she chuckeled at my last name cuz it's LLoren. I said what time tommorow for a pick up. she says I don't know, delivery trucks dependent, in a tone that isn't friendly in anyways. I bet she treats everyone like this. based on my experience

If I could give this place a negitive star I would do it. I had my vet send a precription up here…read morein Wells, ME. They charged me over $300 and said it was due to an out of state prescription. I was stuck in a hard place because I needed it for my dog. The following month I ended up taking my dog to an urgent vet to see if I could get a script for him there. The same medicine I got from the urgent vet was $64.00. The price gouging they have at this pharmacy is unethical. I will NEVER visit another Walgreens again. And will pass this informaiton on to everyone I know and suggest they find a CVS or other alternitives.

I was so surprised by the 1.5 star rating I just made a yelp to leave a review. The Rochester…read moreWalgreens is great, even when I dont show up to get my scripts they call and let me know I have until X day to pick up before its returned to stock. Even then it just means I'd need to call ahead of time to get them filled. A place like Walgreens in rochester handles literally thousands of prescriptions a week if not more all these people "I had to wait 20 minutes boo-hoo 1 star" "they were a bit short with me and didn't smile 1 star" are annoying. I have worked many a manufacturing/shipping jobs so imagine every order you pick and prepare is now dependant on if people show up and if doctors are auto sending scripts you don't want​ or not sending what you do need i imagine its hell on earth on the other side of that counter I once saw them dealing with understaffing and like half the people in a 10-15 minute line were loudly complaining or getting aggressive could you imagine being the one dealing with that? They've been great for me. Sometimes you have to wait a few minutes and sometimes your doc or hospital or insurance or whatever mess things up for you. It's American Healthcare and its a S show, and the pharmacists are doing their best despite it all. Take a breath, consider having empathy for the human beings who are providing a service to you, it's gonna be ok. If you hate waiting so much get your boring meds delivered, though obviousoy be wary that your meds will be left at your door not in your mailbox if you aren't there to accept delivery. If you have issues with the broader health system well congratulations and welcome to the resistance but you're directing your frustrations and ire in the wrong place.

A pharmacy is a pharmacy, and all will have problems, but this was very frustrating. I had my…read moredoctor send my script to this pharmacy because it's listed as 24/7 and I work nights, so it's hard for my to get to a pharmacy during normal business hours - I call to check on my prescription and am left on hold for over an hour and a half. No one ever picked up as once the clock hit 1:30am, the system hung up on me for the pharmacy's scheduled meal break. When I called the store itself to see if the pharmacist was in, I was informed that they would not be 24/7 all week - but the answering machine and the store's website don't mention this at all, and still act as though the pharmacy is available. An hour and a half on hold, and not once did the machine mention that no one was there. Just update the machine if it's going to be a week long thing, I've seen other Walgreens locations do it before, this was beyond frustrating.

this place is the worst or the worst. I have never gotten a prescription that has been ready. they…read morealso told me they called the doctors office when there was no call made. if you can go to another pharmacy I would recommend any place but the Kittery 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 9am-1:30pm, 2pm-8pm, Sa 9am-1:30pm, 2pm-6pm, Su 10am-1:30pm, 2pm-6pm

Apparently some of the sub-human moids working in the pharmacy feel like it's appropriate to bully…read moremedical patients using their misunderstanding of current NH law as a foundation for their arguments... Let me make this *VERY CLEAR* Yes, in New Hampshire, a pharmacy can fax a prescription to a doctor's office. This is a common and accepted practice for various reasons, such as clarifying prescription details, requesting refills, or transferring prescriptions. Here's a more detailed explanation: Common Practice: Faxing prescriptions is a standard method for communication between pharmacies and prescribers in New Hampshire. Reasons for Faxing: Pharmacies may fax prescriptions to: Clarify prescription details with the prescriber. Request a refill authorization. Transfer a prescription from one pharmacy to another. Electronic Prescribing: While electronic prescribing (e-prescribing) is becoming more prevalent, faxing remains a valid method, particularly for controlled substances or in situations where electronic systems are not available. DEA Regulations: The DEA requires computer-generated prescriptions, including those transmitted by fax, to be manually signed by the prescriber. Original Prescription: For Schedule II controlled substances, the pharmacy must still receive the original, signed, written prescription before dispensing the medication. Confidentiality: Faxing prescriptions requires maintaining patient confidentiality, which is a crucial aspect of pharmacy practice THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO REQUESTING THE PRESCRIPTION. If you are requesting the original, signed, written prescription before dispensing the medication this is not a crime, nor a reason to harass, belittle, or gaslight your customers. It's almost like some of your pharmacists might be dipping into your Adderall stockpiles.

Well..., it happened again! I needed to renew on of my meds, and found that at another pharmacy…read morenear my home, the cost would be $24.00 for the 30 generic tablets I needed. For old times' sake I checked with Walgreens, in Lee, New Hampshire and their price (for the identical order) was $340.00! Be careful folks, and do some comparison shopping. Keep more of your money in your pocket...

This is a very different style of Walgreens compared to most other locations I've been too. Pretty…read moresure the building is repurposed from something else. It's a nice store though. :)

The pharmacy clerks talks way too loudly you can hear her voice halfway across the store, I don't…read morego there for my prescriptions anymore because I never feel like I have any privacy. If you're going to work with sensitive public issues with people for God's sakes lower your damn voice.

The old Rite Aid at Five Points in Biddeford is now a Walgreens. Honestly, not much has changed…read moreother than the usual thing of moving everything around so that you have to search the entire store to find what you're looking for. But even if it was still a Rite-Aid, they liked to rearrange the place every few years just to keep the customers guessing. It's still the same people in the pharmacy and that's what brings me to the store.

I scheduled an appointment for 9AM COVID-19 test. You're not suppose to go in the store, you're…read moresuppose to wait in your car, with the window rolled up, and they want you there 5 minutes ahead of time. The signs outside are suppose to direct you. The only sign they showed was for pharmacy outback. The pharmacy doesn't open until 9AM. I finally had to go inside to talk to the lady at the front counter. I told her I was there for a 9AM COVID test, she said I should not come in the store, but wait for a pharmacy employee outback. When I got outback and waited, they looked at me through their window, as if they had no idea what planet they were on. I finally got fed up with their lack of customer service, and went to ClearChoiceMD Urgent Care in Scarborough. It was cheaper, and I got excellent customer service. If Walgreens in Biddeford was worried about me coming into the store, they never have to worry about that again!

I liked this store until they charged me $17 for 2 extra passport photos. CVS charges $3.99, just…read moreacross the street. I was considering moving my families prescriptions over from CVS, but not now. Unfortunately, I won't be shopping at this store anymore. Overcharging this much just cost you a customer.

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 9am-1:30pm, 2pm-8pm, Sa 9am-1:30pm, 2pm-6pm, Su 9am-1:30pm, 2pm-5pm

If I could give zero stars I would. I made excuses for the lousy pharmacy service here for a long…read moretime. First I blamed it on Covid, which was valid, and then I tried to understand that they were understaffed, which they were. So when I would try to reach the pharmacy by phone and all I got was hold messages followed by having my call disconnected, I was irritated but tried to remain understanding. When they were closed during regular business hours, it was an issue, but I continued to make excuses. I was hoping things would improve. The drive-up window is one of the big reasons I have stayed with Walgreens for my prescriptions. It made it much easier for me with my health issues, to pop by on a break from work and grab my prescriptions. Except it progressively keeps taking longer and longer to get waited on there, even when no one else is in the drive-up line. Today after the two cars in front of me got frustrated and took off, I pulled out of line and decided to go in, expecting a line inside as well. Nope. Not one customer. I walked up to the window and had my prescription in 2 minutes flat. I couldn't for the life of me figure out why neither of the people working behind the registers hadn't seen fit to give service to the drive-up, but as soon as I walked up to the registers inside both of them were ready to help me. Are drive-up customers not considered important? We still pay for our prescriptions. If you can't get your workers to service the drive-up window than discontinue it, rather than letting people sit in line out there forever wasting gas. I think I've about reached my limit of excuses at this point and will be looking for another pharmacy to fill my prescriptions.

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 get my prescriptions refilled here and everyone is pleasant and professional except for one woman…read morewho was rude to me on a call other than that I've been pleased with this Walgreens.

I have never been to this Walgreens, BUT, she is one the pharmacy associates here and is the…read moreNICEST, KINDEST person I have ever met in a pharmacy. She previously worked in another Walgreens and honestly made what could have been tiresome an AMAZING experience in humanity. She has helped me more than anyone in a pharmacy setting EVER. Thank you Heidi from the bottom of my heart. You, set the bar, HIGH, for all pharmacy associates!!! And, thank you so VERY MUCH Heidi, your guidance helped me PERFECTLY all the way in California!! You are a !!!!