This is like visiting a Walmart in a 3rd world county. The employees do not speak English and are…read morealways new, all the time. At least that's what they will tell you. This is their excuse for not knowing where anything is or being able to work their registers. Most are not friendly and try to avoid customers, chat amongst themselves, will offer you their device to type in the product you are asking about, can't efficiently work their registers, always referring people to customer service for assistance when you need something small, like a gift receipt. Self check out is way more efficient. One manager runs back and forth putting out fires, helping employees, trying to assist but never a word for customers.

This used to be such a nice Walmart, really went downhill on customer service. Went to register…read morenot busy, guy was on 2 phones texting for 5 minutes, started to go to another register and that person was on their phone talking. No customer service they get paid to be on their phones. Ended up one of my items was missing even though i paid for it not in any of the bags only had 3.

I have a chronic inflammatory skin condition and need an antibiotic and a cream to control. The…read moreantibiotic cost $800 for 30 days through Walgreens on my high deductible health plan and is medically necessary. SandsRx did what Walgreens couldn't - they applied a coupon code and got my antibiotic down to $75 for a 30 day supply. They have live customer service and an AI agent named Jane which I use for refills. Best AI experience I've had - easy, no repeating yourself and payment is on file. Prescriptions are delivered and they recently implemented a tracking service so you know when to expect the prescriptions to arrive. My doc accidentally sent my refill to another similar pharmacy. I got it changed back to Sands. Won't go anywhere else for these meds.

I had a very disappointing experience with SandsRx Pharmacy. I purchased Endometrin through them,…read morebut unfortunately suffered a miscarriage before I was able to use it. I kept the medication, hoping I could use it when I was ready to try IVF again. Because of the emotional toll and the high cost of IVF, it took me quite a while to start treatment again. I now have two unopened boxes of Endometrin, worth about $500, and was told they cannot provide any credit or assistance, even though the medication was never used. I understand there are regulations regarding prescription medications, but it's incredibly frustrating to lose that much money while already facing the enormous financial burden of fertility treatment. Pharmacies that specialize in IVF often say they are here to support patients, but experiences like this make it hard to feel that way. I wish there were more compassion or flexibility for patients who have experienced pregnancy loss and are already struggling with the costs of fertility care.

My 83 year old father-in-law arrived at the pharmacy drive through during the pharmacists'…read moreappointed 30-minute lunch break. He parked his van near the window and shut it off, planning to wait in the building shade so that when the window opened, he would be first in line. Shortly after shutting off his van, a voice from the speaker said, "Sir, move your van." It caught him off-guard, and he responded with, "Excuse me?" He received a the same command again, but in an uglier tone. (Speaker only, as the metallic screen remained down the whole time.) When he said he just wanted to be first in line when they re-opened, the response was, "Sir, if you don't move your car we will call the police." When he asked if they were serious,, the response was, "Yes, we will call the police." My FIL then restarted his van in disbelief pulled into a parking spot. He then watched as not long after, two cars entered the line, one at the window, Yet those two vehicles apparently weren't threatened with police action. My FIL eventually joined the line after it had reopened. My FIL normally wears his Air Force veteran cap, so the only conclusions I can draw are that this Walgreens either (1) hates senior citizen veterans, or (2) is staffed by complete idiots, which certainly would be on-brand for Walgreens. Whatever the reason, If you are a veteran, a senior citizen, or a decent human being, I strongly recommend giving no business to this clown car pharmacy. ** Note to Management: Don't bother posting an "We're so sorry and don't understand what happened" reply. This was no misunderstanding. This was your staff threatening to call the police on an octogenarian for parking his van.

FEDEX Drop Off Review:…read more The pharmacy technician was super helpful! It was 3 minutes before closing and I needed to ship off a box urgently before the start of the week. She was kind and made the process super painless! Drugstore: this is a miniature Walgreens with a drive thru pharmacy, and your typical drugstore items available. They do not have a photo center and the wide range of items that you are used to seeing at a full sized Walgreens!

You may be thinking, "A 5-Star Walgreens? Seriously?" Y'all, this is as good as Walgreens gets. The…read morepeople here are fantastic. I've had several employees bend over backward to provide amazing service--from photo to cosmetics. Plus, their greeting card selection is light years ahead of Kroger, their beauty selection is fantastic, and don't even get me started on the crazy variety of candy and otc drugs! This is my go-to place for last-minute anything.

Jonathan was extremely helpful and patient, taking the time to help us find exactly what we were…read morelooking for. I frequent this location regularly, and Jonathan consistently goes above and beyond truly an outstanding cashier and team member!

This place is amazing! I can't say enough about them, the staff is the best. I wish they were close…read moreto me, I would use them too. My parents have dementia and a ton of other health issues. I live an hour away and they go above and beyond to help me and my parents. A special thanks to Brian and Cameron, but everyone else has been amazing too!

Quality has skilled and courteous people working there. Never spend more than a few minutes…read morepicking up a prescription. Out of 15 visits only during 1 visit did I have to wait 3 minutes for someone to pull my order.... otherwise always taken care of immediately when i enter. Brian greets me by name and is friendly. Cameron and Timothy are great folks also. So much faster and better than large pharmacies.

Minute clinic refused to fill out daughter's physical paperwork and overcharged her. Save time go…read moresomewhere else.

Pharmacists and pharmacy techs in this store are rude and not friendly. They are dismissive and act…read morelike helping customers is an inconvenience. Go to a different pharmacy ( ex. Walgreens) if you have the choice. I dread going to do something simple like pick up a prescription.

Well now I understand why the stars are so low. I started off in the drive thru.. told it would be…read moreabout 15 minutes until my much needed prescription for my sinus infection was ready.. no problem. I pull into the front of the store . Go shopping, use the restroom.. waste about 30 minutes.. then I get in line. About 10minutes in line because everyone before me has an issue.. then I'm thinking yay! I should be done... wah wah wahhh nope the cashier spends another 5 minutes looking me up , because she tells me that I need to wait. Kenza the cashier did her best to try and make a bad situation good.

I am a Black woman and a disabled U.S. veteran who was a regular customer at CVS Pharmacy #3292…read more While waiting in the drive-through for my prescribed medication, staff called the police on me. I was not violating any policy. I was simply waiting; They told police that my medicine was not an immediate need like insulin violating my HIPPA privacy rights. One of the medications they failed to fill was needed for a post operative surgical need requiring my doctor on day of surgery to find an alternative pharmacy to dispense the medication. This experience was humiliating and alarming. Calling law enforcement on a black woman disabled veteran for waiting for medication reflects poor judgment and raises seriously concerns about racial bias. If you are black do not use this location; I would go so far as to not use CVS period

My wife and I have foster and adoptive kids who have state medicaid, which can be a nightmare to…read morenavigate with pharmacies. Renner Pharmacy is awesome! They have fixed other pharmacy's mistakes. Even delivered a med for my son to my house on a Saturday when he had told us originally it wouldn't be until Monday. The owner/manager remembers my name and my son from our phone conversations. When told by Target's pharmacy my son's Medicaid was ineligible, I called Renner, gave him my son's medicaid number and he looked it up. He then called Target to tell them how to look up the eligibility. Target called back and said my son was good to go. We are switching all our prescriptions to Renner! Bye Target!

Is this business even running? Doors locked during the day, phone number & website do not work…read more Just went to this location to drop off an Rx (sent here by my doc across the street) & the door was locked. I peeked in the window & a light was on. I saw someone in the back come & shut the door to the back room without answering my knock. Strange.

I don't care how great a deal is, if you only have self checkout available with 20 closed full…read moreservice lines, I am not shopping at your store . Hire some real cashiers because I'm not a Target employee!

So after 8pm shopping went smoothly, the store is not as busy, it's not as noisy. So as far as…read moreconvenience, this is great. As far as personal safety, glad I live in Wylie. I don't recommend shopping this late for everyone. This was great as far as selection, you still have only a couple of open checkouts, but since there is hardly any customers in the store you'll checkout pretty fast. The selection, the store has been restocked and the value is good