The people at Wileys pharmacy are courteous and caring and they work very hard to accommodate their…read morecustomers. They went out of their way to fill a prescription for me which I wasn't able to get filled anywhere else. I thank them for their effort.

Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else. Anywhere else really just as long as it's not here. We…read morewere informed by the owner of the pharmacy that they do not except helpful good RX coupons or any other coupons for prescriptions to help people lessen the burden that prescriptions can pose. The owner of the pharmacy knows that everyone in his community is out of work or nearly out of work because of this COVID-19 disaster and he has the out right nerve to refuse to let his customers take advantage of what little help is out there. Especially for something as important as life-saving medication. We were informed that it hurts their bottom line so they've chosen not to do it. The owner was condescending and obtuse and uncaring. He spoke to me as if I was a three-year-old child that he had to speak slowly too so I could understand. Their prices are much higher than any of the surrounding pharmacies in the area and trust me no one there is nice or kind enough to make up for the price hike. I never see anyone in the parking lot and now I know why. If you're on the fence about going here or looking for a new pharmacy to give your business to, just save yourself some heart ache. Because this "small town pharmacy for the people" doesn't seem to be all too concerned about their fellow man, much less the community in which they're SUPPOSED to serve. I mean I suppose if you like snippy pharmacists and you're a millionaire that loves to waste money then this place is for you!

This used to be our favorite pharmacy. Now the last two orders we've had there have taken multiple…read moredays to get filled. Worse, we keep getting inaccurate timelines from the pharmacy, forcing us to drive over multiple times just to be told it still isn't ready. The first prescription was an antibiotic, the second was migraine medication (and now my wife has a migraine without medication). I understand if you can't get medicine, but at least attempt to give us accurate timelines. Both times we were told to come back at a specific date/time only for it not to be ready - twice. Never again.

Still the best pharmacy in Hershey. The pharmacists are helpful, friendly and never act like you…read moreare a burden. We have tried others in Hershey and have not had the same hospitality and professionalism elsewhere.

there was a young dark haired woman who said I could not return my third party item because I…read moredidn't have a label printed, although the website I used to start the return said I could use the QR code provided and they would print a label. she was very dismissive and I will make sure to go to other walgreens from now on.

There is a young dark haired woman usually at the front register who is very kind and quiet spoken…read more Even if she tells you something you might not want to hear, she is very professional. A girl at the front counter this morning with dark hair and glasses said she could not exchange a $5 bill for quarters unless there was a transaction. She gave me a smirk as if she was proud of herself one-upping a customer. I understand the rule, but I took back the money and said her behavior was unacceptable. Walgreens needs to remind their employees of common courtesy to their customers. A frequent customer.

We happened to stop in at Smithgall's Pharmacy during our recent Lancaster outing, primarily for…read morenon-pharmacy purposes. Smithgall's is probably one of the few surviving non-chain neighborhood pharmacies. It's a typical corner store in a residential area, with beautifully restored older homes. It's the opposite of a big box chain. Smaller selection, however I saw products (Sea Breeze!) that I haven't seen in a store. This may be because the shelves are not jammed with stuff. No self checkout. The staff are lovely and welcoming. The woman at the counter answered questions with cheer, and quickly checked customers out. The prices were...reasonable. A 20 oz bottle of soda cost $1.50 for example, which is on par with others. It's just a lovely place, and I'm sure we'll stop in next time we're in Lancaster, even if it's out of the way.

Hands Down Best Pharmacy in the County, I had gone to Williams Apothecary for 25 plus years and…read morethey were Great people, when they announced they were closing After 55 years in business myself along with a good number of people knew the chances of finding a small family owned pharmacy, Williams always was until the final few years, but finding one is almost impossible, My info was all sent over to Smithgalls pharmacy and I started going there, I can't even list all the things that make them special, excellent service, Pricing and the family and other employees are all caring with Great personalities, I also got to meet the owner Allison Smithgall who is a great Pharmacist. They have my full recommendation!

Closed Friday night when we arrived at 746pm then closed Saturday 350pm. That's not what a normal…read morepharmacy provides it's patrons. Thumbs down.

My husband and I came from out of town to Quarryville and stopped into giant for a few items. We…read morejust wanted to comment on a sales associate named Janet, working at the register. She was very knowledgeable, sweet and professional, and would be an asset to any establishment where she might work! It's always nice to encounter a friendly face!

I live on the other side of the river and have a Giant closer to me, however, I like to shop at the…read moreQuarryville location as it has a better selection of organic products, which I typically purchase. Last night I shopped after working all day at my job and filled my cart with over $300 worth of groceries to find when I went to the front to check out before 8 pm that they had no cashiers working the register. Another customer walked up behind me and said, "Yes, that's a lot to ring up. Customer Service should be able to ring you up." As I started to walk to customer service I noticed an employee standing up in front of the registers. I said "Hi, can someone ring me up?" She responded, "Sorry, our last cashier just clocked out." I responded with "Well, I won't be ringing up all of these groceries. I will need someone to ring them up for me." She again responded with "Sorry, there is no one here to do that for you." I'm sorry, but if you EXPECT customers to basically work there for free ringing up their own groceries, why can't an employee do that? I can understand if I had a few items, but an entire basket of food????!! And honestly, there should ALWAYS be an employee at a register until closing time. That is good customer service. So with that, I said "Well then I guess I can just leave my basket here, correct?" and moved it next to a register. Her eyes got big and she said "Um.. yes." and I proceeded to leave the store. Not a wise move on her end. She would have been smarter, and much better customer service as a paid employee to ring up the items that would have covered her salary for the night and some, than having to put all the items back on the shelves. Unless they just dump them in the trash. Nowadays, I wouldn't put it past them to do that.

Solid store. I've never had an issue here…read more The pharmacy can be a little slow but I think it's because they're usually understaffed like everywhere else. 1 Star off because there was gunk on the top of a can of Celsius I got one time.

Hello CVS. Nice to meet you. My name is Adam. I have an announcement to make: this cvs sucks eggs…read more From the bottom of my heart, this cvs pharmacy is run like a stop on the Oregon Trail. Instead of money, they have reverted to the bartering system. The only way to get your pills is to smile real big and slip them an Andes Mint. It's easier steal the Declaration of Independence than to get your medication filled here. (Trust me, I know) My favorite game to play is "how many times will the phone ring before someone answers it?" Answer:23 If medicine good, why getting medicine bad? If good then why bad? Why? Thank you so much!!!! Love ya, Adam

It has been almost over a decade since I have patronized a Walmart. This Walmart is located in…read moreLancaster, Pennsylvania. I absolutely love Walmart primary for the low marked-down price and large selection and well stocked inventory. Like all Walmarts, there is a free parking lot available for customers. I sorrowfully wished I have driving skills enabling car ownership to make monthly treks to Walmart in my native metropolitan NY area. This parking lot features designated, covered barn-like stalls for horses and buggies as reasonable accommodation for the Amish. I highly prefer Walmart than Target for juxtaposition. I purchased reusable dinner forks and dinner spoons for lunch usage at my Sisyphean task. My party wanted who also needed a small kitchen knife and disposable small plates to peel peaches obtained from a farmer's market. Personally, I despise the skin of an apple which I always peel the skin before consumption. Upon entering we briefly walked to wander searching the kitchen tools/ accessories and found one sales associate for assistance. This male associate looked at my party with complete befuddled of utter silence at first without response and immediately used his tablet for English translation from his native language. Oh! I did not know that the store directory layout is located in a tablet which was my initial thought. However, the underlying truth for the salient reason of his wayward indifferent behavior is the L.E.P. Limited English Proficiency. Ultimately, my party of three were left to fend for ourselves roaming aisle to aisle searching to replenish any deficiencies of products in our home including to obtain a small kitchen knife and small paper plates. I did not see any face sunscreen stick as I am using the traditional annoying messy lotion which is sticky form during this excessive heat wave Independence Day 2026 holiday weekend. Traditional sunscreen surely leaves a residue on my clothing. I still seek one large raffia or rattan storage basket with cloth interior lining or one large raffia / rattan storage box with lid. There is a medium long queuing line at check-out. There are also three self-serve check out registers. There are no security guards checking sales receipt as proof of payment upon exiting like my native metropolitan NY area Walmart for juxtaposition. This Lancaster, PA Walmart provide very thin plastic bags of excessive poor quality who thankfully, does not practice the frivolous 2023 plastic bag ban passed by Lancaster County.

Burn it to the ground. Can never get help because all employees are always on their phones. No…read moreregisters opened ever. Even if the lines for self check out is 12+ people. They suck!!!

This Walgreens is trying. I'm giving it three stars because it's the only drug store in this part…read moreof downtown Wilmington along the busy Market Street corridor. But it's sort of a sad store. I walked by a bunch of times before realizing that it was even open, because the outside looks like it might be abandoned. (There are many closed shops on nearby side streets, so it was a distinct possibility.) You can find all the essentials here, from beauty to bandaids and snack foods. The store is clean and not empty but sort of low on stock. Basically, nothing remarkable. If you are in this part of the city and need something in a pinch, Walgreens might be your only option.

never answers pharmacy calls and even waiting on a prescription for over a month , switch my…read morepharmacy to a diff Walgreens. but switching out of Walgreens as a whole

When people order their scripts please have them ready when you say they will be. Also get the…read moreamount correct.

I got a special fluoride toothpaste and they gave me bubble gum flavored. I didn't realize it until…read moreI went to use it 3 weeks later. I didn't even open the box but they wouldn't let me exchange it for a mint flavor. They suck. I'll use another pharmacy for now on.