Unfortunately, Walgreens can't handle the influx of Rite Aid customers. Now you're in line for 20 minutes. You can't even talk to the pharmacist when you call the direct line for the store. You get some kind of tech center. They're way overloaded and the wait time and confusion is horrible. I wish I could go somewhere else that would do a much better job but Walgreens is the cheapest. I'm thinking it's worth the extra $20 to go somewhere else. read more

This is the worst pharmacy I've ever used. Avoid if you can. The staffs attitude is just horrible!!

Sorry, I'm freaking annoyed. I don't do drugstores, per se. I have come to this location perhaps three times in the past month. ONLY because they are the only sellers of "Aplets and Cotlets". A jelly type treat from Liberty Orchards. Very similar to lokum, however a bit sweeter. The first time I purchased these I was was asked if I had a loyalty card. I don't. I don't shop here. Trip number three I was told that if I wanted the sale price I NEEDED a loyalty card. No one could have mentioned this previously? Truth be told, I don't always scrutinize receipts. Shame on me. I signed up, albeit reluctantly, and was met with a weird response. My email has an .msn at the tail end. The register master had never heard of this! REALLY???? Strange store. My sweets are only available at Christmas time and I am set. WILL NOT EVER be going back. read more

I've always had positive experiences at this particular Walgreens (and most others), but after today, I can't praise them enough. For the past several months, I've been having a terrible time with my health insurance. Long story short, they simply refuse to cover a medication that should qualify for coverage under my plan. I've been at my wit's end for quite awhile with the situation, but today, when I learned that my insurance company rejected my doctor's prior authorization paperwork, I felt utterly defeated. The closest I can come to describing my mindstate with words is to say that I felt screwed and let down by this country's healthcare system from every imaginable angle. I found some discount prescription coupons online, advertising medications for "up to 80% off." In a last-ditch effort to afford my medication, I drove to Walgreens and asked the cashier if she could run the coupons to see what my best case scenario was. The cashier remembered having spoken to me on the phone last week, when I was playing phone tag and going back-and-forth between my doctor's office, the pharmacy, and my insurance company, in an effort to ensure all the necessary steps had been taken to push my prior authorization through. She also remembered how frazzled I'd been, and I instantly remembered how understanding and patient she had been during the call. She was just as kind and helpful in person, running through each one of my coupons to determine the various discounts. Luckily, one of the coupons (GoodRX) lowered the price just enough for me to afford my medication. Throughout the process, the pharmacist on duty was also very polite and helpful. While the cashier couldn't do anything personally or on behalf of Walgreens to help me, it was such a welcomed relief to be treated like a human being after a day of rude and belittling conversations with everyone else involved in my insurance predicament. Even if I hadn't been able to afford my medication, the service I received would've played a critical role in turning my day around. And even though I barely afforded my medication and am now dirt broke, my day has still improved significantly, and the way I was treated by the staff at Walgreens has a lot to do with that. I can't remember the names of the cashier or the pharmacist, as I was rather stressed out and distracted, but I was in the store on July 16, 2018, at 6:40 PM. The cashier is a woman of average height with glasses and straight, dark hair, and the pharmacist is a petite woman with light brown hair. Both should be recognized for their superb service! read more

I don't usually take the time to review a drugstore, however the girl at the register Friday evening was so pleasant that I might be coming to this location more often. I was really stressed out over having sick kids at home and while she didn't necessarily do anything out of the ordinary, her personality was so bubbly and sweet that she made me smile and feel a little better! Wish I knew her name but I'm sure she'll do great things someday! read more

I'm only writing this review because I'm the first one to review! Woohoo! Standard Walgreens with normal high prices. read more

I needed to get a passport photo so I tried the local post office first. I was disgusted that even though I was there during the posted passport service hours, I was told there was no staff available to take my photo and i would have to wait an hour to an hour and a half for them to take my photo. A friend had told me that she got her passport photo at walgreens so i headed over there. I was greeted numerous times by their staff as i headed to the photo counter. Two people were available to help me. They took my passport photo, and had it ready in ten minutes. Extremely helpful and courteous staff there. read more

I only use Walgreens photo lab. I've tried other places and 1 hr photo at other places/pharmacys, but there's no comparison. very happy with their product and online coupons! I use their lab at least 2x a month. read more