I came here after my husband was released from the hospital to pick up multiple prescriptions. I was shocked by the price of two different insulins bringing the total with insurance to over $900 as my co-pay. I was told by the pharmacist that night to obtain a coupon from the doctor or look for a savings card online, and Walgreens would give me a refund if I returned with a coupon within 7 days. I did just that two days later and was told by a 50ish blonde female pharmacist that since I obtained the savings card two days after I had the prescription filled, they would not honor it. I told her that was what the Walgreens pharmacist told me when I picked up the prescription. After pressing her, she claimed that pharmacist didn't work for Walgreens and was a contracted pharmacist. I told her that did not matter, he was working for Walgreens that night. I then asked her to call the pharmaceutical company and see if they would honor the coupon card given the circumstances, since my husband was not on insulin prior to the hospitalization and I didn't know anything about how expensive insulin was or that there were savings cards/coupons available. She said she would try to have her staff call. I said try or will? She then told me to call the pharmaceutical company. How about that for customer service. Walgreens called and claimed the pharmaceutical company would not honor the card, but who knows if they even called. I did the smart thing and moved all my prescriptions over to CVS. What I have experienced so far is a professional and courteous pharmacy and drugstore, unlike this Walgreens. Stay away from here. I have never been treated so rudely by a pharmacy like this one. read more