When we had to transfer our prescriptions due to our pharmacy closing the pharmacist and others at…read morethe pharmacy, made the transition bearable.

My goto place get my prescription filled. Not like the chain places, you don't have to wait hours…read moreand hours. Get your prescription in and they are ready within short time. All the staffs are friendly and pretty. The 2 pharmacists rotate between Exeter and Woodlake.

Unprofessional and Discriminatory Service…read more I recently had a highly unpleasant experience at Rite Aid located on Visalia road in Exeter on 7/10/24. I am prescribed a controlled substance by my doctor, a psychiatrist based in California, and they even spoke directly with the pharmacist. Despite this, the pharmacist refused to fill my prescription, citing no valid reason and instead, suggested that I take my prescription to CVS. This encounter felt discriminatory and unprofessional. The pharmacist's demeanor was dismissive and condescending, and it was evident that they were on a power trip rather than adhering to any legitimate policy. As a patient, I rely on timely access to my psychiatric medication, and being treated this way is both frustrating and unacceptable. I hope Rite Aid addresses this issue and ensures their pharmacists provide respectful and professional service to ALL patients. I'll be filling a formal complaint against Ray/ Rite Aid with the California board of Pharmacy and the DEA. I urge others to do the same. After reading previous reviews, Ray requesting customers "return/exchange" meds is a violation of both federal and state regulations. Not sure what happens with pharmacist Ray's drug refusal and take back programs, but he is clearly not a federal marshal or employee of the DEA. *Also as an update for Audrey the CS bot below, I did call rite aid immediately and requested a follow up. Shocking but, I've not heard back. *

Went In for my booster shot. Store Employees very,very unfriendly…read more Waited around while the very unfriendly Pharmacist prepared my Booster. She was as dry as a piece of burnt toast. Robotic questions. No caring in her voice or attitude. The gal who gave me my booster was so unfriendly, cut, dry, no personal skills whatsoever , these employees should be reprimanded or go work in a factory where you need zero people skills.... ...no hello from front register gal either. Just " do you know how to use our "self check out?" Hopefully, a District Manager sees this and talks with store manager. Shame on this store, there are other stores I Can do business with.

I don't know what happened to the customer service at the drug store area. I was in line ( no one…read morein line ) the person behind the counter said you can sign in here. Pointing to a screen on there counter. I walked up noticed the older gentleman having trouble already while being told just put your birthday in. He looked so confused it totally made me mad that she didn't just do it. So me being me said " No one likes this,Why can't you just do your jobs" ? Where is the customer service these days ? I dont like it how grocery stores and drug stores are having customers ring themselves out. I didn't sign up for a part time job. Plus I didn't see any prices being dropped because I worked my own register . After all that was $ 20.00 and hour savings for the store. Right ? So I'm going to check into mail order. Im done with all this. CVS listen to your customers. Or be without jobs. No customers, no CVS. If you all are done with this. Please let them know too.

Stephanie at CVS pharmacy in Kingsburg was so kind to help me with anything I needed such as a…read morediscount for my medication. She has a good rapport with people. Thank you.

Always great service and friendly! Love us a small town business and this one doesn't disappoint.read more

Stunk on customer service, couldn't even find my prescription then finally owner found it , took…read moreforever . This is has happened more than once . Sloppy at there work .

This is a pretty big Walmart with lots to offer. Large signage to display varied areas such as…read morebakery, deli, clothing, home goods, etc. They offer additional services (such as optical) inside and a Wetzel's Pretzels. Good selection and economical prices. Helpful employees.

Beneath the buzzing Walmart lights, Where carts collide and…read moredignity fights, There lurks a troll of sour cologne, In a chipped blue car he calls his throne. Faded yellow lights glued on top, A plastic crown from some clearance shop, He patrols his kingdom--oil-stained ground-- Self-anointed greasy little lawman where none is found. I drove through shadows, calm and clean, Machine precise, subdued, serene. Perhaps the shine offended him-- Was I something bright to something so dim? He followed slow with righteous flare, The musk of mildew in the air. A cough, a glare, a stunted bark: "Too fast," he squealed in the dark. "Excuse me, sir, your reckless flight-- Fifteen miles per hour's California Law, right?." I said, "Not twenty?" To push - Calm. Polite. His badge was plastic. Words were light. Private asphalt. Corporate ground. No state laws cover this ground. But arguing with this sewer steam Is like wrestling ghosts in fevered dream. So I replied, with measured grace, "I'll study up." Then watched his face. He blinked. He stalled. His script fell through. The obnoxious shrank to something true. He wanted clash. He wanted roar. He wanted power over the poor. Instead he found me, a quiet wall And nothing there to bruise at all. His eyes glazed over, simpleton-like Collapsing like his rusted ride. A thank-you muttered, weak and small-- The guardian of aisle and bathroom stall. No, little troll, you did not win. You simply tripped upon your greasy grin. For I cut ignorance where fury begs, And my wisdom walks on the steadiest of legs. Go scrub the throne you sit upon. Let hot water meet what smells so wrong. Before you chase the next poor soul To feed the rot of your pathetic (lifetime) role. The lot was yours. The night was long. But crowns of dust don't make you strong. You guard no law. You guard no land. Just faded lights with trembling hands. And somewhere in that blue decay You'll wait for someone else one day-- To test, to prod, to puff, to swell-- Hail, King of the parking lot from hell.

I went to the UPS store this morning in the same parking lot trying to get a passport photo. There…read morewas one person in the store. It was not busy. She said that because she was alone I had to come back in an hour. I went across the parking lot to Walgreens, walked in the person behind the counter, helped me, and I was out in five minutes. Perfect transaction.

This is the worst place to go for prescriptions!! I have a major back issue and have spine implants…read moreto walk and need several medications including some pain meds. I use patches and creams and nerve meds also, and it is sad when it takes day to get medication filled!! I am one that will stretch medication because I don't like to take them but it sucks when I wait to long and I need them... this pharmacy either has a pharmacist that doesn't think you really need them or just puts you on the back burner and tells you that because they have more customers that need the same medication they have to fill them before mine!!! Wtf!! Fill them when you get them!!! My DR sent it to you do t wait two or three days for others to come in.. Walgreens used to be the only place we as Military family would go to and now we are going to report them to our insurance company. I have been shorted medication or get half pills and then they tell me I'm lying! I am a pharmacy tech by trade and though I can no longer work I keep my license up and I have ethics, and there is no way I would ever jeopardize my license. Here is just an example in this picture. You can see where I counted them back out just to make sure this was an order. I just picked up. Counted them twice just to confirm that I was shorted one pill it was half exactly half how can that be? It was like it was cut in half and given it to me so where is the other half? Is it in the bottle now these pills have to be signed off by two people your Pharmacy tech and then your pharmacist also has to count them out so they have to be counted twice and signed for by your pharmacist so he should have caught this and correct it. Always count your pills.

I went in there for dog jerky but saw these and thought it was a good deal!! I was excited! But…read morethey didn't ring up the same price given. It rung up to $5.48 not $1 like advertised?! And manager wouldn't give me the price advertised!! And he said it was an employees fault! I said why are your employees stupid and he agreed. Walmart is usually crap that's why I usually go to the self checkout but this is beyond usual!!! Walmart straight up sucks! The pathetic thing was the cashier was calling for security! Lol Seriously pathetic service!

Unfortunately this store which is closest to my residence continues to sell wilted, molded produce…read more This produce department needs vast improvement. I will be driving out of my way to other stores that manage to sell edible produce.

Today I attempted to refill my Lantus Insulin. The…read morepharmacist on duty told me that it wasn't covered and would I like to pay cash? No, I would not. (It's always been covered.) I called my insurance company. It is covered and as usual, it was incorrectly submitted by CVS pharmacy. The Blue Shield rep was on hold with the pharmacy for 20 minutes and told me she would call me back. CVS once told me that my needles weren't covered which I thought was odd. I paid cash and found out later that they were covered. Why cover insulin with no way to administer it? CVS screwed up an INSULIN prescription. Unbelievable.

I do shop this CVS (self-serve check out) but recently had a bad experience with the pharmacy. In…read morelate October, I requested a prescription transfer from CVS #912 to Walmart Pharmacy in Tulare CA because of cost through my insurance. CVS, over the course of almost three weeks, refused to release the Rx to Walmart. The Walmart pharmacy staff were helpful and persistent. They informed me that, despite multiple transfer requests, CVS kept 'denying' the transfer. After an in-person visit to the CVS pharmacy - where I was told I was "out of refills" (not true; I had two left) - and my doctor's office, and a pharmacist-to-pharmacist phone call, the issue was finally resolved but not without great inconvenience and frustration.

One I get thru the line as at times the drive thru can take 20 mins…read more Anyhow once I get to the window, to pick up meds most of the time it goes smoothly. I have the Walgreens app so when the meds are ready, I get a text saying that they're ready for pick up. I also order my meds with this app so it's important to get that as well. Yesterday when I went and picked up my supplies I had a real nice experience a male person who was real tall. I got my name and went and pulled my order and a pharmacist called and asked if I had any questions and if there were any questions, they're happy to answer him if not to feel free to give them a call that's real nice. When the pharmacist takes an active role in this process, you can ask any question there's never a dumb question I promise you I hope you have a good a good experience as I have. And if Devon is involved, it will surely be a great one. He is so helpful and he really cares for the people there and the customers he's got real good customer service thank you.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience absolutely warrants one…read more I received alerts saying my prescriptions were ready, so I drove to the pharmacy and used the drive thru. With only two cars ahead of me, it took 30 minutes to reach the window. I was then told that only three of my four prescriptions were ready and that the fourth would take another 30 minutes. Because my daughter was asleep in the car, going inside was not an option. I specifically asked whether the prescription would be ready by the time I waited behind the four cars already in line. The employee said yes. After waiting another 40 minutes, I reached the window again and was told it still was not ready. The woman said they had only two employees handling roughly 400 prescriptions, then rudely told me to either come inside or return in another hour. When I explained again that my daughter was sleeping in the car, she dismissively replied, "Then come back in an hour." About three minutes after leaving, I received an alert saying the prescription was ready, but I had already entered the freeway. I returned an hour later. Inside, the counters were unattended, customers were looking around for help, and the pharmacy line was long. I went back to the drive thru and waited another 30 minutes. Being understaffed may explain the delays, but it does not excuse inaccurate information, poor communication, or rude treatment. This was easily one of the most disorganized, inefficient, and unprofessional pharmacy experiences I have encountered. I wish Yelp allowed a rating below one star.