4/15/23: We stopped by to get a birthday card and gift card really quickly. This is our first visit here. Cashier was very friendly. It was easy to find what we needed quickly & the price was decent for the card. There was plenty of parking available. We were in and out very quickly. I recommend this location. read more

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My mother goes to Walgreens every month to get her blood work done. I give Walgreens five stars.

Did the online photo printing feature which is great here. Got to the store this morning and picked up my photo and realized I had cropped out a couple of my grandsons from the pic. Lisa that works here grabbed the photo and immediately started to work on the issue but the system crashed! So she made sure she had my number dns told me she'd call me when she had it corrected. Within an hour I got my call that it had been corrected and was ready. Lisa thanks for stepping up and doing that so willingly!! Walgreens you need to take good care of employees like Lisa!! read more

I transferred to Carroll Pharmacy because Carroll Pharmacy is a Family-run and locally owned business that has been serving Johnston County since 1977. Carroll Pharmacy 4 pharmacists, who have decades of proven experience, are dedicated to providing customers with services tailor-made to fit their needs. Whether it's prescription medication, over-the-counter products, vaccinations, photos, or even gifts, Carroll Pharmacy is here to answer any and all questions that you may have. Carroll Pharmacy also has an 24 Hour Emergency Service. read more

I just tried to call in (like I do and have done for months) the insurance info off the GoodRx discount card I found online for one of my scripts. I was told that I now have to come in and give that information in person. So, instead of taking down the numbers found on the card - this is not privileged information - over the phone to save time and to protect myself, I now have to go in the store during a pandemic and risk getting sick to give them the info they refused to take over the phone like they've done so many times before. The goal was to avoid public places and crowds yet I have my pharmacy forcing me to do just the opposite. I've overlooked the long waits, the unfriendliness, the over-worked staff in my past visits...but this one can't be fixed. I will most likely find a new pharmacy because of this. read more

Called today about a prescription and was really rushed by the lady. Told me Medicare would NOT accept another prescription from another drug store. I called Medicare and they told me she was wrong. She was not helpful at all. Wanted off of the phone.... read more

I hope you are not in dire need of life-saving medication when you visit this Walgreens, for you will surely perish before they get around to filling your order. I had a prescription to pick up. They told me on the phone that the prescription would be ready at 7:30 pm. I showed up at 7:45 pm at the drive-through window, where the person told me it would be ready in "about 10 minutes" and that they had just started to fill it. Now I *could* have raised a stink about how it was already 15 minutes past the time they promised the prescription would be available for pick-up, but I chose not to. In the grand scheme of things, 10 minutes (really, 25 minutes) isn't so bad. So I decided to park the car and go inside. I thought it wise to alert the man at the counter that I was waiting for a prescription, since I know from experience that just because *one* person in a pharmacy knows you're there and what you want, that doesn't mean anybody else knows. He told me it would be an unspecified amount of time until it was ready, so I had a seat. 10 minutes passed. 20 minutes passed. A half hour passed. Still no prescription. Keep in mind that by this point, it was 8:15 pm, a full forty-five minutes after the time I was originally told the prescription would be ready. About 5 minutes later the young lady to whom I had spoken at the drive-through window finally noticed that I was still waiting and my prescription was miraculously produced. Three-quarters of an hour late. Unbelievable. I heard some of the pharmacy staff telling other customers (who were presumably as irate as I was) that they were really "swamped". Well, in my opinion, that is the pharmacy's problem, not the customers'. Instead of making excuses, the professional thing to do would be to have adequate staff on call to handle rushes. A person should *never* have to spend more than a few minutes standing in line to get medicine at a pharmacy, especially when that person has made an appointment to be present at an agreed-upon time. I wondered how pharmacies get away with being so unprofessional. Then I realized; it's because we, the consumers, have no other choice. We *have* to go to pharmacies for prescription drugs, which means they can work at a snail's pace and there's nothing we can do but grin and bear it. Well, I say it sucks. It's unprofessional, it's potentially unsafe, and it's forcing the consumers to bear the brunt of the pharmacy's lack of preparation. You want to know the saddest thing? I can't even say "I'll never go to Walgreens again," because every other pharmacy in town sucks just as badly. read more