I had a compounded prescription filled. I had them ship it to me in Cedar City on a Thursday night…read more They apparently only ship USPS and dont care if you want a different carrier. It went from St George on a Friday to Vegas. From there it went to Glenwood. Then back to Vegas. It is now telling me unknown delivery time and is moving to the next facility. I was told to call the post office and they wont use any other carrier. I am out of my medication currently. Wow!! How's that for customer service!!!! Stephanie was very unconcerned and did not care that I prefer to use a different carrier who will actually deliver my medication. Don't use Stapley Pharmacy!!!

I switched from Walgreens that I have used for over 35 years to Stapley's. One of the best…read moredecisions I've ever made. A few friends have been using them for a long time and they said that they are one of the best pharmacies in town. After making the switch to stapley's I agree, 100%. Customer service is fabulous and they get your prescriptions filled and ready in record time!!!!'

OMG! Dr. Sam (owner) is a walking ENCYCLOPEDIA of RX knowledge and private insurance info!…read more He helped educate me on parts of my (new) private insurance and filling our prescriptions with it. His Staff is as helpful as they can be! Such a GREAT (and comforting) combination in our local pharmacy!!! With all the new insurance changes of 2026 ... I had questions! And HE had the answers! Stucki Family Pharmacy has our "forever business" !!

I definitely feel confident having this kind of pharmacy in our neighborhood, and I hope they…read morecontinue to flourish so we will have custom options. The gift shop has interesting items to choose from too.

I had an amazing experience at Advantage Medical Supplies. The staff as polite and courteous and…read morevery helpful. They had a great variety I will be back. i found the prices very competitive with many local and online shops.

When you walk in 15 minutes early and nobody knows who the hell you are is very disappointed they…read moretell you they can't help you till it's 9:00 a.m. that's God damn fine I can stand around then everybody starts asking what are you here for what's up just look at the schedule who's supposed to be here at night? I guess it was me I ended up sitting out in the lobby till 1 minute after 9:00 and then going back in to see if maybe I would be treated differently after 9:00 I hope you have a pleasant visit with advantage medical all of mine have been until today. John Goodman

On May 15, 2026, at approximately 2:30 PM, I experienced a very uncomfortable and concerning…read moreinteraction today at Costco Warehouse #672, located at 835 N. 3050 E., St. George, UT. As required, I scanned my digital membership card at the entrance. After proceeding about 25 feet into the store, an employee at the entrance called out to me, saying, "Sir, do you have your membership card? The card you scanned was a girl's." I was surprised and replied that I had, in fact, scanned my card. I walked back to the entrance and rescanned my membership. Despite this, the employee repeated that it was a woman's card. As he zoomed in on the image on his tablet, he continued to insist the card belonged to a female. I told him I found that comment offensive. Only after further examining the photo did he realize it was actually me and asked, "When did you cut your hair?" (I had longer hair during the COVID period when the photo was taken.) I again expressed that I found his comments offensive. Instead of apologizing, he dismissed my concern by repeatedly saying, "Come on," implying that | should not be offended. At no point did he acknowledge the mistake or offer an apology. Instead, the situation was minimized, as if the issue was my reaction rather than his conduct. This interaction raises several concerns: Is the purpose of scanning membership cards at the entrance to verify identity, or to make assumptions about a member's gender based on appearance? Are employees trained to recognize that men may have long hair and that appearance alone should not lead to conclusions about identity? How are employees instructed to handle situations where a member's appearance may differ from their membership photo? Does Costco consider how such comments may affect individuals whose appearance may not conform to traditional gender expectations, including those who may identify as transgender or nonbinary? Additionally, is gender identity in any way considered a condition or factor related to Costco membership? Regardless of intent, the comments made to me were inappropriate and offensive. People's appearances can vary widely, and employees should approach these situations with professionalism and respect rather than making assumptions or public remarks. I hope Costco takes this feedback seriously and ensures that employees are better trained to handle member verification in a respectful and inclusive manner.

This Costco in St. George, Utah is the worst I have seen…read more They carry no wine and the diesel is 5% biodiesel not recommended for some brands. Inside is a madhouse. Biodiesel is a combination of vegetable oils, restaurants grease I hope I never have to stop here ever again

Don't shop here... Mean girls run this location! Mean to the elderly woman they ignored, mean to…read morethose asking questions about products and mean to me when I finally asked for the manager. They wouldn't give me the manager's (Taylor) contact information. Shop elsewhere - I intend to!

It's much better to go into the store and smell the fragrances; see all the items. They have good…read moredeals, and that's the best time to go in with your coupons.

This is the only place open 24 hours in the area. Most places close around 9pm. This can be a…read morelife-saver if you get done with activities super late.

Great stop before you hit the mountains. They are associated with Albertsons and Von's so you can…read moreuse rewards there. You also get a choice of certain free beverages when you get gas. I got a large fountain drink. Inside was the most well kept gas station and food and drink area I have seen in a long time. Friendly staff. I definitely recommend.

I love this market. They will keep whatever you request in stock. And their prices are better than…read moreHarmon's. They seriously provide a much needed grocery option for our little neck of the woods. Shop local to support local owners and keep competition alive and well.

Unfortunately, I can no longer bring myself to shop at Red Mountain Market. I encouraged loved ones…read moreto shop local, and we've gone out of our way to do so. We've spent hundreds of dollars at Red Mountain Market. Sadly, a few days ago, I was rudely confronted by the cashier, who I believe may have been the owner, Todd Muse. I came to the store to shop and ask a question about something I may have lost near the counter the other day (a pack of Hormel meals). However, no one was even at the register when I went in. Next thing I know, the cashier come sover and starts telling me I need to leave the bags in the front of the store. He then boxes me in and corners me there near the entrance like I'm some ruffian out to rob the place. I understand that businesses have policies to protect themselves from theft and loss. That's not really the issue. The issue was the way I was approached and made to feel as though I was doing something wrong simply by walking into the store with bags. I was treated like I was some kind of thief or a criminal for coming in with bags and looking at some protein noodles in an aisle of the store. I had come there as a paying customer, not as someone looking to cause trouble. And I can't shake this feeling that I was treated differently because of the way I look. That feeling became even worse when I read another review complaining about being treated differently in this store by an individual matching the description of the cashier because of a similar reason. I then asked about the item I thought I may have left behind a few days earlier. Instead of looking, checking, or even seeming willing to help, my question was immediately dismissed with, "Well, there's nothing we can do at this point." That really bothered me. I wasn't asking anyone to perform an exhaustive search. I was simply asking whether something might have been turned in or left near the register. It would've taken two seconds for the cashier to turn his head and look over the counter to see if my package of Hormel meals was still there. He couldn't even do that. It felt like he just wanted me out. So, I left. I left without spending another cent. And I never intend to spend another cent there. What makes the experience especially disappointing is that my family had become regular customers. We've spent hundreds of dollars there over the past several weeks. We specifically chose to support this small local business rather than automatically going to Walmart or Smith's. There were products we bought so frequently that we would joke that we were the reason they kept selling out. You know, if he hadn't treated me like that, I probably would've purchased all the protein noodles rather than ordering them on Amazon the next day. I probably would've continued to buy out the Hebrew National hotdogs and buy my wife the Red Button ice cream she loves. But no more. I don't expect special treatment because I've spent money there. I do, however, expect to be treated like a valued customer rather than with suspicion and dismissal. I strongly believe in supporting local businesses. But supporting local has to work both ways. Customers should also feel welcomed, appreciated, and treated with basic courtesy. Unfortunately, after this experience, I no longer feel comfortable shopping at Red Mountain Market.

Way too small, cramped in. Service was ok the young man was polite. People that were in there…read moreRUDE(customers). Nice that they have gluten free foods. Probably wait for the new store to open.

The staff were very nice during my visit here! It's a very small store but still has an amazing…read moreselection as well as affordable prices. I'll definitely come back when I'm in the area!