A very quick stop to hit the ATM in the lobby area. Definitely pleasant - this store is in very good condition. Well stocked and laid out like just about every other Walgreens I've been to this year. Once inside, you wouldn't know if this was Hartsville South Carolina or Burlington Vermont. But we're here in Harrison. Personal care, cosmetics, greeting cards, candy, over-the-counter medication and a full service pharmacy, photos and more. All the usual goodies. [Review 19813 overall - 289 in Arkansas - 786 of 2023.] read more

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I love Walgreens. My confidence level is over the top with Walgreens.... always spotless, friendly people, a little expensive but love their selection, always fun to shop there. read more

Friendly staff, A Doctor who selection in the toy aisle, and a overall great selection for a convenience store.

This review considers the Walgreens pharmacy only. Any and all criticism should not be construed as applying to the store as a whole or any of the employees outside of the realm of the pharmacy. To better serve veterans, Walgreens pharmacies has partnered with the Dept. of Veterans Affairs for flu shot dispersal. This is a great program for the vet who cannot pay up front and cannot drive to the nearest VA health clinic. His veteran, however, was turned away after presenting his VA card (that brand spanking new one with our ugly mugs) and disclosing his social security number. I was advised by the tech that the information was insufficient. When I asked what additional documentation they needed, they described a vague definition of a paper card with VA credentials or Tricare identification. I cannot interpret what the tech meant to say, but it was contrary to the VA's instructions (display your VA card). Needless to say, I did not receive my entitled flu shot. Considering that Walgreens receives federal dollars from this partnership with the VA, I feel robbed as a taxpayer as well as a veteran. Not sure why I was turned away, but I had a gut feeling I was being discriminated against, not unlike how Medicaid patients are treated. It's a subjective feeling to be fair and that may not have been the tech's intentions, but it was a very real feeling for myself. read more