$156 for 100 test strips. That's absolutely insane. They didn't tell me that you can a different…read morebrand monitor that does the same thing for a fraction of the price at other pharmacy's or to tell your provider to allow for the generic brand so you would save money. I'm beyond livid that I was given a prescription for lancets and test strips but was not given a monitor. So I'm supposed to hold this in the air and have the air tell me the level? Ridiculous and overpriced. I'm moving all of my family's prescriptions from now on.

service sucks had our prescription for 31/2 hours. when we got there he's helping other customers…read moreinstead of filling ours took 3/4 hour to get ours

EVERY MONTH: I call to make sure they're filling the prescriptions that have been sent in (doing…read moretheir one job). "Yes, you do have my prescription, my provider sent it in two days ago" .. "Yes, I'd like to pick it up today" 2 hrs later and 20 minutes in line: "I'm sorry, but we don't have it. You'll have to come back in half an hour" MONTH AFTER MONTH. Worst pharmacy. I'd change and stop the insanity but they're the only ones who take GoodRx which is cheaper than using my commercial insurance. Another thing that makes so much sense... DO NOT USE THIS PHARMACY IF YOU CAN HELP IT. Terrible systems -they can never "see" the prescription initially for whatever reason- followed by routine incompetence.

Loss of good employees in the pharmacy. I depend on people I know in order to be comfortable and I…read moreknow Im taken care of. That is not happening. I have to be extremely careful of how my anti seizure drugs are ordered. If I order them 5 days before im out that maybe too soon, or they have to order it in. Twice I have run out of meds and even went to the 24 hour place, and was told that my Rx had been moved to many times...?? I have not moved it since I got it in October. I could get no emergency supply. So, I was told to go to the hospital and have a doctor write me another Rx...really? I can pick up an early supply if I pay the $1,600, but Medicare and Idaho Medicaid wont pay for it. I am now considering Costco.

This review is for the Ace Hardware…read more I live in Star. I would love to come here more often. The staff are nice, though not always knowledgable. However, my main problem is that the majority of the time I come, they don't have what I need. Case in point: today I came to buy Green Gobbler drain cleaning and deodorizing sticks. The website said they had them. The gentleman that helped me was very nice, and asked what I needed, then took me to the aisle where their drain cleaning products were. They had other Green Gobbler products, but not the sticks. Another wasted trip.

**Ridley's Market** is a nice, smallish store in Star. Their location is great. They are open late…read morewhich is what drew us here initially. The store is clean, the displays good looking and they have a decent variety of items. Prices seemed a bit high but they are competing with the newish Albertsons. Upon comparison they had some deals that beat Albertsons. Good to know. There are a few specials/discounts. Get the Ridley app to cash in on those. Produce looks & tastes fresh and the selection is good. Additionally, the meats look great here and I will be back for those. Their pre made foods are tasty and a good value. The pre made salads are yummy and Mac & cheese was especially good. They had almost all the grocery staple items I needed. If you want to shop late it is the perfect time. It is less crowded. If you come earlier you can get coffee and access to what is just coming in. You are bound to find things to make your meals and life in general, good

I'm not normally one to leave reviews for mega-chains like Walmart, but the staff here is so…read moreexceptionally friendly and kind I feel like it's worth mentioning. You'll get Walmart products at Walmart prices, but the folks here always go out of their way to be helpful.

Friday, December 19. 2025, 10:30 AM…read more If society causes items you wish to purchase at any store to be locked up, thus the customer needs assistance to order said item by being unlocked, then perhaps the personnel working the electronics department should acknowledge the customer standing at the counter instead of being paid to stand there simply being on their phone. Nothing annoys me more than a business that allows the cell phone to trump customer service. I'll pay twice what Walmart charges at any other place on the planet that wishes to stay in business.

I don't normally shop at Fred Meyer. It's not conveniently located for me. However, today I was…read moreshopping for a specific product, Green Gobbler drain cleaning and deodorizing sticks. The website said they had them, on aisle 48. So, I drove from my home in Star to this location. First of all, I don't think they have an aisle 48. I looked all over, and I found aisle 47 and aisle 49, but no 48. The drain cleaning products I did find were on aisle 18, and they did not have any Green Gobbler sticks. So, a wasted trip. The website said they were in stock at this location, and I could order them online and pick them up. I don't know where they would be located in the store, but I'm not coming back. Otherwise, the store is big and is kind of like a Wal-Mart or Target.

Generally speaking, i like Fred Meyer stores & I'm sure this location is just fine for your…read moreshopping needs which is why I'm not giving one star, but my recent experience as a salvation army bell ringer here wasn't the most positive. Salvation Army will always have my support. I donate toys during the holiday season every year and this year I've also been showing my support as a Bell ringer. I've really enjoyed it, I want to do this every year & it's nice to see that people have been quite generous with their donations to the kettle. I just wish some of the store's employees were better informed about the protocols with Salvation Army kettles. When I began doing this I had no issues & I was told when hired at my shift time i were to go to the store's customer service desk to retrieve the kettle with stand & then place it wherever side I was told my spot would be for the day, do my assigned shift & then drop the kettle off back at customer service or wherever their designated safe spot in the store would be which to me was pretty common sense. In the state I lived in before, you'd hear about bell ringers just walking off wheather on a break or just having been done for the day & leaving the kettle full of money in plain view & some shady person coming by to take it, breaking into it to steal all the $$- it's not something that'll happen everywhere or all the time but it's something that needs to be kept in mind because sadly it does happen. When I took on the role of a bell ringer I made a vow to be responsible & not let anything happen to the donations to guarantee they will go to the families that need assistance the most during the holiday season.. i commend Walmart stores because they seem to know how it all works, there were no issues there & the process went alot smoother for me. At this Fred Meyer location though, they seem to be clueless or maybe just careless in regards to the charity's donations. I recently did a shift here & when I went to the customer service desk they had no idea where the kettles even were at first... they called others for assistance and then I found out from someone they just left the kettle & stand out by the door on the other side of the store from the last person who did it there before me which had to have been at least the day prior as I did this shift in the morning. I didn't find that to be a smart decision to leave it in that spot ..as I've mentioned before sometimes people have bad intentions but I didn't make a fuss about it and went over & began my shift which was overall great. The kettle had a little $ in it from the day before but didn't seem like much though & by the end of a 2 hour shift bell ringing, I got it filled to the top & many of the donations were whole dollar bills, very little coins.. I had generous donors! I wore a Christmas tree hat & played Christmas music so maybe that helped to spread a little more cheer & generosity! Anyways, fast forward to the end of my shift, I hauled the entire stand & kettle over to customer service & I let them know I was done for the day & that the kettle was completely full & I asked where is their designated spot they would like me to put it... the same customer service employee I dealt with just 2 hours earlier was also clueless about that & again had to call multiple people including supervisors. They came to the desk &told me that they will not be held responsible for the kettles so I can just leave it where I was bell ringing or someone would need to swing by to pick it up. That was not at all what was told to me when hired by a temp agency & it was also different than what I experienced with Walmart just the week prior. I had an important dr appt to get to after my shift 20 minutes away. I tried my best to get a hold of the temp agency who hired me but they didn't respond for a little while & I did not trust just leaving the kettle with the employees at this store... it seemed like they wouldn't care at all if the money was stolen. I mean I know it's not their money but if I had a wonderful charity like salvation army partnering with my store, I'd help protect the donations & not treat them like an after thought! I wasn't about to miss my dr appointment because I needed to be seen immediately in order for my dr to refill my BP meds so since I couldn't get ahold of anyone right away & the employees of this store dismissed me... I know it sounds crazy but i took the whole stand & kettle, loaded it into my car which I'm surprised I actually got it to fit without causing any damage to either, luckily as i was driving off I finally got communication from the agency ..they wanted me to just bring it back into the store at first & try to tuck it into a corner but then let me know if i could drop it off at their office so I delivered it to them for salvation army to retrieve it & went to my dr appt with BP through the roof from all the frustration with this particular Fred Meyer.

Update: Came here this morning because I was foolish enough to sit on my spectacles and needed to…read moresee if they could be repaired (I purchase my glasses from Costco optical). First of all, I LOVE that Executive members can go from 9-10 am weekdays before the rush starts. Second, I never have to wait to get gas, as long as I'm willing to use the pump on the opposite side of my gas door. There was one member at the optical desk being helped by a female employee. I was fortunate enough to be helped by Sergey, a licensed optician (I didn't know that Costco employed opticians). He knew just what to do and took my bent frames with the lens popped out and put it all together to make my glasses as good as new. Thank you Sergey!!! Overall, I love my Costco, and in the nearly year and a half since we moved to Idaho, and a year or more after my last review, I have had very good experiences. One last example: the woman helping us to return some items later in the day (yes, I went to Costco twice in a day) was VERY nice.

We love Costco and prior to the Meridian location opening, we would toggle between going to the…read moreBoise and Nampa locations. When the Meridian located, it has become our preferred location but it doesn't stop us from visting the other locations because Costco doesn't have the same assortment in every location. Sometimes an item in Boise is not in Meridian or vice versa. The team at the Meridian is fanstatic, whethere it is the door checkers/scanners or the cashiers and even the pharmacy department. A special shoutout the following team members. Ashley who was in the pharmacy department but now up front. Madison who is up front and in the pharmacy department Marcy who is the VIP of the pharmacy department Wendi who is the unsung hero in the pharmacy department Soleil who checks you out when you leave There are plenty of others who make our visits great and we feel like we are shopping with friends and family. We are very thankful to have this location so close to us. Lastly, the newest intiative to grab hot dogs, pizzas and more is very problematic as they no longer call out numbers. The new initiative is to self check out and get in line. What the suits and ties didn't factor was how big that line would get with all the customer's carts. There is no 'parking lot' for the carts so the line to hand off the receipt to the food court person is simply unorganized and chaotic.

What do you receive for a $5 lifetime membership?…read more... Wallet friendly prices Great customer service Practically anything you need will beat nearby grocery store prices Clean store Helpful employees Excellent place to shop. By the way....Star is a great still in small side of a town.

My wife and I just moved to Star. Bi-Mart is just down the road from where we live. It is before…read moreState St. becomes two-lane as you're driving east. There, we can shop there without dealing with traffic. So, we decided to check it out today. You should know that it requires a one-time membership fee of $5. They have some special deals and giveaways on Tuesdays that you are automatically enrolled in with your membership number; you just need to go in and check the proper aisle. The woman at the front counter checking membership cards was very nice and explained everything. The prices seem reasonable. There is a section for paint, automotive, household, sporting goods, pharmacy, and groceries. We went in for paint supplies and shelf liner. Everyone there is very nice. Check them out!

What a blessing this place is. I was in need to find a knee scooter for my pastors wife who broke…read moreher foot and was alone at home so while searching I found this place. The ladies were so friendly and made it so easy. They gave me the best one they had and I needed was a small deposit which I can get back when it's returned or I can let them keep as a donation. Incredible

From the owner: Hands of Hope NW is a nonprofit charity that collects medical equipment and supplies that hospitals…read moreand individuals no longer need. We ship it internationally to developing countries, plus we have a medical equipment lending program to meet the needs of people in the Treasure Valley. Durable equipment such as wheelchairs, hospital beds, walkers, and bath chairs are available. Donations are encouraged and there is a deposit on one item.