if I could give negative stars I would. Not the first issue I've had but today is stupid…read more I had Rx for pain meds, steroids and antiviral for shingles. When I called in the morning for a time when I could pick them up, due to my drive, was told end of day or maybe the next. PAIN meds...you don't get pain meds and steroids if you aren't in pain. This was on Monday. Raised a fit and they got them done, picked them up, drove home to find a box of meds with a 21 pill count had only 2 pills. When I called, they asked me how it happened like I work in the pharmacy. Finally got a pharmacist to help, promised me the missing rx would ship FedEx that day so I'd have them yesterday. Not great, but manageable. Fast forward to Wednesday and still no rx delivered. When I called I was bounced from the pharmacy, to photo, to the pharmacy, to the front counter, back to the pharmacy where they hung up on me. Called back, finally got them in the pharmacy, sat on hold 12 minutes and the call dropped. I called back, FINALLY got a human again, but no clue where the rx was. I have to call again tomorrow to ask a supervisor, not the pharmacy, my tracking number. When you are sick and in pain this is the absolute last thing you need. I didn't yell, ask for a manager or Karen in any way, but this is bs. If you can't do the job right, find another one! We have very few choices in Payson for meds, even fewer that take my insurance, but i shouldn't have to deal with incompetence when sick and in pain.

Online said they had what I needed, in the shade I needed & it was available for pick up. I went in…read moreon my way home from work only to find they did not have what I needed. Not sure WHY the app would say they had something they did not other than to get people to come in anyway. Despite not having what I needed, they did attempt to sell me something else because it was 'close enough'. New flash: it wasn't. The poor cashier was riding solo on the floor... I felt for her. Not sure how many employees were hiding in the back, but there were at least 2 that I saw come out, but only when called. Disappointing all around.

I'm giving a 5 for prices and customer service. There were 3 people that helped us and they were…read moreawesome. They were friendly, customer service oriented, AND helpful. My husband was ecstatic that I found maple trees here, and we got one. I'm giving a 3 for the parking lot. I could see accidents taking place there, which we almost got into one because the guy was careless. Their driving aisles and parking aisles are a bit crazy.

Had to pop in here again since we were going through the area again, which happens a lot this time…read moreof year, and there's no trash cans. They know a lot of people come through here and inject money into their economy and now they're too lazy to throw the trash away that people accumulate from buying their products... Completely weird.

Great pharmacy staff who really care. They held my med until they could talk to me about an allergy…read moreI had. Nice that they have your back.

From the owner: *NOTICE* Bashas' Pharmacy does not have have texting capabilities. Any texts claiming to be from…read moreBashas' Pharmacy should be reported as a scam. As of August 2025, Bashas' Pharmacy no longer provides immunizations. This location stocks nebulizers and their replacement tubing (no prescription required). Please ask a pharmacist for recommendations for over the counter items.

The staff is competent and kind. The lines and wait times are normally good. The automated computer…read morefor refills or anything else is 100% garbage. You can't even talk to the staff without a callback. It's not just this store, it's a CVS problem! It's doesn't understand anything you say no matter how many times you say it. Then it hangs up on you. I have contacted corporate, but the computer system is never fixed. Please fix your computer! Retired Pharm Tech

Not much to say about CVS. Had to stop here and get some Dramamine for the kid who was feeling car…read moresick. Quick and clean.

Ever wonder what it would be like to have a small town personalized pharmacist help you? Wonder no…read moremore. Clark's is a really nice place. Quick, efficient and friendly. What more could you ask for? Oh yes, do they take an HSA card? Yes they do! Win! We will be back. Great service.

I had never considered a compounding pharmacy until I became friends with a naturopathic doctor…read more After his recommendation, I had my MD transfer one of my prescriptions to Clarks. Erica ended up as the pharmacist handling my prescription. I can't even tell you how much time she spent with me going over my labs and the recommendations; and on multiple occasions. When was the last time you got THAT kind of attention? What's even better? This compounded prescription ended up costing a fraction of what the major pharmaceutical company had been charging me. With what I saved, I had enough money to buy an island in the South Pacific. Clarks is my new 'go to' pharmacy for compound prescriptions.

Today the Manager made sure I was taken care of quickly and professionally. I would recommend this…read morebusiness!

From the owner: We are dedicated to working with healthcare professionals to help you manage your health and…read moremedical treatment in the comfort of your own home. We offer a comprehensive selection of home medical equipment and services including respiratory devices, home oxygen, PAP therapy and supplies, wound care, airway clearance therapy, and home medical equipment. Our goal is to enable you to manage your care at home and live a more comfortable and productive life, every day.

I shop frequently @ Natural Grocers. N. G. atmosphere was…read moreexcellent with past manager, Salvador Manager. Another professional supervisor is Ian. He has good customer problem solving skills but I don't feel confident with supervisor Daisy Hendry. I shared a short story about two children left in their vehicle with no supervision. Approximately, a weeks and half ago and within eye sight of the door of Natural Grocers. First about an infant and the other with a toddler. In fact, one N.G. worker, named Salvador; he participated in leaving an infant unsupervised in the car. After having conversation with Daisy, There didn't seem to be any understanding. Very scary! I hope someone will address the matter in a kind and professional matter. I did share with Personnel @ the time that it happen. Thxs.

We got into Sedona pretty late in the evening and just needed a few things to cover us for the…read moreevening and for breakfast. We were able to find the teas that we needed (specifically a tea to help with constipation and for sleep) and breakfast for both meat-eaters and non meat eaters. Being that we were pretty tired, it was nice to have a compact grocery store to find everything we needed rather than a gigantic box store. I always like natural grocers for their organic and more local fresh options.

The Target is located in The Summit shopping plaza on the south side. The thing you will notice is…read morethe huge supply of bikinis and bathing suits available. There are many cover ups to choose from as well. Target does sell goods according to the seasonal changes. Shared parking and WiFi in the building.

Tonight I had the rare privilege of encountering what may be the single rudest Target employee on…read moreplanet Earth. Imagine walking up, ready to buy a simple item, and being told -- with a straight face -- that I was not allowed to purchase it because she needed to take a photo of the section before anyone was allowed to touch anything. Yes. A photo. Of the shelf. Before customers are allowed to, you know, buy things. Wild concept for a retail store, I know. I stood there trying to wrap my head around the policy. Stores have inventory systems. They scan items. They track SKUs. That's how retail has worked since roughly the invention of barcodes. But apparently this Target now runs on forensic shelf photography and vibes. When I politely questioned the logic, I got attitude -- not an explanation. No "sorry," no "give me one minute," just pure hostility and the sense that I had somehow committed a crime by attempting to spend money. So here's the takeaway: if you come to this Target expecting to purchase products, brace yourself. You may instead be inducted into a bizarre ritual where the shelves are sacred, the camera roll is king, and paying customers are treated like they're interrupting a museum exhibit.