I recently purchased some new trash cans, and I'm ridiculously excited about it! Honestly, I moved…read morehere a year and a half ago, and I've been wanting a nice set of stainless steel trash cans ever since. I finally made the purchase! It's funny how these little adult decisions become so exciting. The world is our oyster, we get to decide what color trash cans we want, what store we shop at, and how much we're willing to spend based on our budget. This is adulting, y'all! As for trash bags, Walgreens is my go-to because they're so affordable. Unfortunately, tonight my shopping trip got cut short because they were doing maintenance on the lights. The machinery was incredibly loud, and it started giving me a headache, so I couldn't browse every aisle like I usually do. That was definitely a bummer. I will say, though, I enjoyed checking out the alcohol prices. I'm currently putting together a mini bar cart for my room, and Walgreens has some really good prices on their mini bottles. I'm looking forward to comparing prices at Longs Drugs, Foodland, and Costco before I finish stocking it. I'll definitely be back, as always, Walgreens. Hopefully next time I'll have a better shopping experience!

Went into the Walgreens in Wahiawa to update my passport photo and was reminded how wild it is what…read morejust a couple of years can change. I also completely forgot all the passport photo rules -- no earrings, hair pushed back and tucked behind your ears, no smiling... basically come in like you're taking a prison photo. Amber helped me and she was honestly so fun, like chatting with a girlfriend. We had a few laughs and she made the whole thing feel easy instead of awkward. I was greeted right away when I walked in, everything was explained clearly, and I was in and out in about 15 minutes I'd definitely recommend this Walgreens for passport photos. Really friendly, smooth experience -- just a heads up, it's cold inside, like stepping into a cooler Happy Traveling and SYOY! Deb B

I stopped by for my daily 7-Eleven run tonight at 11:15 p.m., but they were temporarily closed for…read morecleaning. Honestly, I'm glad to see they take the time to do this, it gives me even more confidence in the cleanliness of the store and reinforces why I'm a loyal customer. I'll definitely be back tomorrow!

This the worst 711 on the island. It's the only place that has 4-5 people working and one register…read moreopen, but 9 customer's in line.

I found pancit canton for sale at $0.89 each so I had to grab a handful…read more I enjoy going aisle to aisle in this store. It makes me want to be more adventurous with my taste buds! There are so many snacks from different cultures that you can try. You should check out their drink section. They have great sugar free options for diabetics! And if you're trying to be naughty and eat some sweets, their candy selection is plenty. Of course the ready to eat food is always a great purchase in my opinion. It's affordable and convenient especially after a long day of work.

Sorry... I know this is the ONLY 7-11 in this area, but honestly... had nothing here and it was the…read moreweekend @ 12:00pm. Lunch hour. I think we should've went to zippy or McDonald's for food. It would've been better than spending $50 on snacks that we didn't care for. If they restocked the shelves, it wouldn't seem so bad. But I assume everyone goes there because THEY ARE THAT FOOD! It just wasn't good for me cause it was empty. Heh heh

Killing time before work, I decided to walk around and found this little mart to be open early!!…read moreLucky me. I walked in to see a fully stocked store! They had a little of everything. They actually had hot food too! Its located right next to the pharmacy and in the medical building on the bottom floor. Early hours are great for me so I will be visiting again soon.

This is a convenience store on the corner of California avenue where the jack in the box is. We…read moreoften get mistaken for the one right across the street from. Jacks but if you keep walking down the road on the right you will see a shopping plaza where two big open double doors greet you. The service there is extremely fast for those who aren't in for a long conversation. The big thing I loved about it was that the owner. he works 7days a week 10-12 hours a day with only one meal a day this is not a over exaggeration. My family whose never had more than ten days off of work in a year for the past 25 years. He's my father. I asked my dad what makes him keep pushing on to live after each day after day without a break and his answer was "you. It's you son, your brother and mother i don't worry about as much but it's you that I know needs me the most emotionally and supportive. What baffles me is that I'm not sure how much longer the business will be able to support our family.. So please if your looking for. A quick snack come down to wahiawa market, I'd appreciate it

Showed up 3 minutes late to my sons appointment and they canceled my appointment but someone showed…read moreup the EXACT same time I did and got called back immediately. When we were told by the pharmacist to just wait and she'll call us back, she very rudely told us to make another appointment and she didn't have time. When another customer who apparently had the same issue we did got on the wait list, he told us to put our name on that cause that's what he did, she again very rudely told us "you're still not guaranteed a spot." I have had a great experience with the other guy that works there but this woman highly pissed me off

I loved working with Long's for my pharmaceutical needs. There seems to be newer technicians, which…read moreis cool! However, today I called to confirm a dosage change with my medication and told the tech how my insurance said to run it. She put me on hold and came back on to tell me my insurance approved it and what the cost would be. I got a text saying my medication was ready. I sent my husband to pick it up, but when he came home, it was still the lower dosage. I went in person to talk face to face and the pharmacist said that the technician told her she confirmed with me the lower dosage over the phone. That was funny to me because I literally told the tech I was calling for a dosage change that needed to be rerun through my insurance in the process in which my insurance rep told me. Nevertheless, by law I couldn't return the medication which did make me a little frustrated. However, what really set me off is the technician NOT taking accountability. I walked off and told the pharmacist please tell her not to lie! I understand working for a corporate pharmacy may make you want to fib to keep your job, but I wish they could be a little more helpful. The pharmacist said "we could try rerun it but not sure if insurance would cover it." At that point, I didn't think I could trust this pharmacy to advocate and facilitate this process on my behalf since no accountability was taken. I recognize I have privilege to advocate for myself and to navigate this process to get the right medication, but what about the aunties and uncle and the kupuna who can't or may not know how? Unfortunately lying creates an equity gap, and in their line of work of HEALTH, it becomes crucial that they take accountability and do their best to care for their patients. My medication is not life or death, but what about the patients who rely on appropriate doses? I do recognize my husband picked up the wrong prescription and it could have been corrected on his part. However, I still stand by my review on accountability because there are a lot of individuals who have guardians or family members picking up prescriptions that may be trusting health professionals to do their job.