Great pharmacy! Tons of fun gifts to get. And they have an ice cream bar in the back. The service…read morewas very good and prices were good.

I've been coming to Saugatuck for almost 20 years now and I'm so happy the drug store has endured…read moreall these years. It's nothing fancy but if you need anything by manner of toiletries, medications (they also have a pharmacy), first aid items, etc they've got it. I've definitely bought my share of aloe more than once here after a wicked sunburn from the beach. They also have a small toy selection, a few self-care/beauty things, etc. Pretty much anything you forgot to throw in your suitcase you can get replaced here. I also absolutely love that they still have the old soda fountain counter in the back. We love going and splitting a soda or a float like we're kids in the 1950s. The one thing I do miss is the large selection they used to have of beach toys and whatnot. Every visit we'd buy a kite to fly at the beach, or something goofy to take to oval like a big beach umbrella, chairs, or blow up floaties. It was always the highlight of our trip and I miss it!

Single worst Walmart I have ever been to. Never shopping here again I have to check every single…read moreitem for expiration dates.

It says "Supercenter" and it does have a decent grocery section, but this Walmart doesn't have a…read moreVision Center and doesn't have a Tire & Lube. Pharmacy and Photo Center plus the new Walmart Pickup, but that's it. That's why it's a smaller store. I was able to pick up a few bits that I needed as I passed through Hastings (not exactly a big town, located at the X between Grand Rapids and Battle Creek, and Lansing and Kalamazoo). The store is laid out similar to other Walmarts. Picking through the personal care items and through the grocery, I got what I wanted for the week in my hotel room. Self-checkout worked fine. The parking lot was clean, the cart corrals were clear and the store was tidy. [Review 11129 overall, 903 of 2019.]

Awesome people, prices are good. No insurance? Prices are the best in town! They have some of…read moreeverything. Locally owned is the best way to go.

From the owner: Hemmingsen Drugstore is an independent full service drug store providing medication services to…read moreimprove wellness through medication alignment, multi-dose packaging, and free delivery.

The greeter at the door was very rude. I had checked out all of my purchases about $200. He said it…read moreI didn't pay for it and I said yes I did, but it did not print a paper receipt and self check out. Showed him on my card, but he made me go all the way back to customer service with my daughter and I said I saw her scan everything customer service told me to put my card in the reader and I did. I won't be going back there soon.

I recently moved to the area for the summer, and had to have my prescriptions moved from my CVS in…read moreFlorida to this location. It couldn't have been any easier. When I called them all I had to do was give my name and they were able to look it up in their system and get it for me in a timely manner. The gal I spoke to on the phone was very nice, and she was also the one that waited on me when I went to pick it up. This CVS is inside the Target store and was very easy for me to access as it was right by the front door. The fact that there was no line was even better. I will be happy to use this location while we are in the area.

Best pharmacy we've ever used! Diplomat is great about answering questions, preparing a…read moreprescriptions in a timely manner, including all necessary supplies in our package, and even shipping to us on occasion. A pharmacist was patient enough to calm me and walk me through a dosing mistake. We used this pharmacy for a few years and only changed pharmacies due to our insurance. The only negative for me is the parking arrangement - the lane in and out is a single lane.

From the owner: The store that was to become Diplomat Specialty Pharmacy opened as Ideal Pharmacy in Flint,…read moreMichigan, in 1973. It was the fourth store in a small chain owned in part by Dale Hagerman, R.Ph. When Dale's son, Phil Hagerman, graduated from college in 1975, Dale traded in his stock from the small chain to buy the store from Ideal. The father/son team founded the company on the belief that if they take good care of the patients, the rest will fall into place. The specialty pharmacy was born. 1991, Phil became president of the pharmacy and in 2004, he partnered with Jeff Rowe and Steve Chaffee partnered to expand the business. Today, Diplomat Specialty Pharmacy is a tightly managed company run by a veteran executive team that's recognized by the MPA and others as a national innovator.

these guys are the best, generally will fill your scripts with very short notice. Best of all no…read morelong lines and very friendly I the people who give low ratings are also the people on pain meds. ?????? maybe they need to find another dealer?

This is my favorite pharmacy here in Mason, they really are fast. The owner won me over when I was…read morepicking up some OTC items while I was waiting for a script, where she told me that I could get an item cheaper at another store in town. They really look out for the customers, it makes me pretty loyal to them.

Interestingly odd mix of unexpected…read more Worthy of a browse. Found a fun pair of rubber cowboy boots for rain soaked daze.

Friendly and courteous staff, plus I personally find the prices competitive with the big chain…read morepharmacies. I even remember the time they opened up after hours during a family emergency. (Of course I can not promise this would happen today, but the memory of the kindness remains!

There was a 4 car wait for the pharmacy drive through this sunday afternoon. We were the 4th car…read morewaiting for about 20 minutes. All 3 cars in front of us were helped and when we finally pulled up, they slammed the window in our face and played an automated message that they were closed for lunch now from 1:30 to 2. It was 1:29 and they knew we had been waiting for 30+ minutes, with no cars behind us anymore. A total lack of respect and care for their customers, incredibly immature, especially when dealing with prescription medicine that people depend on to live. I have nothing but bad things to say about this pharmacy.

Zero parking with misleading signage resulting in $30 parking ticket. DONT put a sign up saying…read morepublic parking if you're going to ticket your customers. Won't be back to Lansing ever!

I came in to pick up a package. Arian behind the counter was very pleasant…read more Arian said "someone will be right with you". I saw the manager come out and there were 5 people in line. The manager James could not have cared less. He made no attempt to help me as I stood in his direct view doing some trivial inventory thing. About 10 min went by, everyone who came in after me was helped. Management gets a zero for this trip although it was not Arians fault and he couldn't have been nicer.

Short staffed and very popular, an unlucky combination for a corporate drug store chain. Always…read moremakes me wish for the time of Mr. Gower and privately owned individual pharmacies. However I wouldn't have been able to get my Oil of Olay face cream at an old school pharmacy so maybe it's a wash. Anyway, I've been here a couple of times and the parking lot is always filled to capacity with mostly very bad drivers with very limited vision, a long line at the drive through, a long line at both the pharmacy inside and cashier check out. Better than the Walgreens by my house though.

It is hard to tell which Walgreens you are reviewing here. I go to the one on Riley Street and the…read morepeople have always been kind and thoughtful. They always seem to have what I need supply wise. I have only had trouble getting one prescription, but they worked it out. Even when my husband had cancer and I had to pick up meds that were super expensive and I lost it... the clerk was still kind. I appreciated that so much.

Went to pick up some mess and looked around at the same time. It's Walgreens. Expensive as ever but…read morenice things and convienent.