They're amazing! We switched from CVS and don't have to wait days to get our prescriptions…read morerefilled. As a matter of fact, we requested a refill today and it was delivered within the hour. They also have flavor options for the kids which makes it a little easier for them to tolerate. We absolutely love this place and are glad we made the switch.

They got better so I feel they should get a better review. A good pharmacy and very sweet and nice…read moreemployees. Nevaeh is the sweetest person that I've dealt with and her beauty should be enough to get business. The prettiest girl in Brunswick and she adds to the Golden Isles Pharmacy family.

Stopped by the CVS Pharmacy in Savannah to grab some drinks and a Band-Aid for my kid's foot, and…read moreit was a smooth experience. The store was clean and well-organized, so finding what we needed was easy. The staff were friendly and helpful. They had a good selection of snacks and beverages, along with basic pharmacy items, so it was convenient for last-minute needs.

It's a CVS with all the typical CVS things. Additionally, they sell wine here. We picked up our…read morefavorite Mark West Pinot Noir for 12.49, which seems a bit more than what we would pay locally, but it's in a touristic area. GA sales tax of 7% percent applies to wine. Self check out and also there are cashiers.

I love Lamar's because they treat you like a person. After moving down here from Atlanta after my…read moretwo brain surgeries and what I considered "embarrassing" diagnosis (Bipolar disorder, PTSD, AdHd, etc.) I experienced horrible treatment and judgment from local pharmacies here in Douglas, GA. That is, until a (now former) doctor of mine in Jacksonville referred me to Lamar's. That's where I encountered Mr. James, as I call him, and his friendly staff of ladies at the shoppe/pharmacy. Mr. James and his staff go by the book, they do not judge and they offer EXCELLENT service. No one is saying ignorant things like here in Douglas where I was told my disorders "do not exist " and that I should just "go to church". When I was referred there, Mr. James filled my first script, and I was initially worried about being judged, but after my first script, I made sure I had ALL my meds transferred there. Even still, not an ounce of judgement. The level of professionalism and kindness has resulted in my now being a customer for years, and the pricing is life-saving. I can afford all my meds with ease. And just today, I was reminded why my loyalty will always be with this pharmacy. For one, when my truck gave me trouble, I was already an established customer, I was transparent about this with them and asked if my classmate could come pick up my scripts for me. They kindly allowed me to pay for my meds over the phone and after my authorization, allowed me to have my classmate pick up my meds. Anyhoo, today, my neighbor took me, and I went in there in person to pay, I realized they no longer accept tap payment because some people's payments weren't going through and they weren't being paid. That's when another young lady stepped from the back and said, "if it's a customer we trust, it's okay". I don't know if she realized I heard her but it meant everything to me that they trust me just as I trust them. I told her and the new young lady that they never have to worry about my payments not going through, and I meant that. When I got back in the car, my neighbor asked why do I ride nearly 30 miles each way to get my meds every month. I told her what had just happened and how I have always had a great experience with them since day one and that's a relief someone like me is rarely afforded. She nodded in agreement as we enjoyed a peaceful ride home. All in all, it was Lamar's Pharmacy treating me with dignity that made me accept my diagnosis/disorders and that things like that happen when you endure two brain surgeries. Their professionalism and refusal to insert personal beliefs into their patients' medical scripts is why I refuse to take my business elsewhere and highly recommend you check them out if you need a pharmacy that's reliable, respectful and 200% about helping their customers. You can even tell them I sent you! P.S. Even if you don't need scripts filled, check them out! They have nostalgic toys and crafts they sell for small business owners and local creators. And best of all, they have ice they use at the soda fountain that's the best in the state. They sell it by the bag and you get a LOT for the best ice in Soutb GA. I call it "gourmet ice" because it's so soft and chewable. Perfect treat for these hot summers. Just take a large cooler bag with you so it doesn't melt on the way home. You can thank me later.

1/5 I am extremely…read moredisappointed with the customer service and lack of clear direction I received from this CVS Pharmacy. I had already been trying for approximately two days to obtain prescribed medication when, while I was at the drive-through during severe weather, a transformer was struck and the pharmacy experienced a power interruption. I completely understand that CVS could not control the weather or the transformer failure. My complaint is about how I was treated and directed afterward. After being told the transformer had been hit, the drive-through window was closed without giving me meaningful instructions about how I could obtain my medication elsewhere. I then approached a CVS employee outside the store, explained that I had been unable to obtain my prescribed medication, and asked what I should do. Rather than immediately helping me identify an appropriate next step, he repeatedly emphasized that he was not a pharmacist. Eventually, I was directed to a CVS on St. Simons Island. I drove there only to learn that there was a prescription/documentation requirement that prevented the situation from being resolved as I had expected. That information had not been clearly communicated to me before I made the trip. For transparency, I became frustrated during the interaction and used profanity while expressing that I felt my situation was being dismissed. I own that. However, the central issue remains: a customer experiencing interrupted access to prescribed medication needed clear, accurate, compassionate direction during an unexpected pharmacy shutdown. I believe CVS should review this incident and improve its procedures for helping customers during pharmacy outages, including training employees in trauma-informed and person-centered communication. People seeking medication are not simply transactions. Clear communication, dignity, and appropriate direction matter--especially when access to prescribed medication has already been interrupted.

I ordered note cards and got pictures! I was trying to design my own cards with my picture! They at…read moreleast gave me envelopes with them! But I wanted note cards!

The pharmacy seems to be a mess, they have a time keeping my insurance information straight.read more

Love this store! Walgreens in general and also this one specifically…read more Great selection, water / seasonal items, clean store, bright, good lighting, plenty of parking and clean bathrooms! What more do you need with a Walgreens ?