This Local Pharmacy was able to get me an RX for 55.00 Walgreens wanted 1000.00! My insurance…read morewon't pay! Fother Muckers! "OPTUM , SIERRA HEALTH, MGM You all suck!!! They won't pay for ointment for a rash that was prescribed by an MD. Their reply... "less expensive options available"! REALLY?? Maybe next time I should go to the Insurance office when I get sick instead of the doctor to get diagnosed, and treated! LONG PRAIRIE PHARMACY Literally saved my hide! The local merchant beats Big Box! Walgreens can't touch these prices, and service!

They told me my package was in or at mail box I have a letter from the post office saying it was…read morenot delivered. I haven't received any information about the antibiotic for my acne yet .. do not shop with them

If you go inside to visit the pharmacy for your prescriptions because the drive-through is too…read moreslow, the workers will try to get your attention and look at them in the eyes as you walk out. Do they realize how creepy that is?

I think the main reason most people go to Walgreens is to get their prescriptions filled. Long gone…read moreare the days when customers would frequent this place to find much coveted, scarce items such as toilet paper and hand sanitizer (thank goodness!). Given that, you'd think that they would run a tight ship in the pharmacy, churning out prescriptions like a well oiled machine with quickness and ease. But lately it seems like there's nothing quick or easy about picking up a prescription. At this point I'd say that there's at least a 50% chance of something going awry, ranging anywhere from an inordinately long wait time to no prescription at all, or a combination of both. This hasn't always been the case though. When I first started using this pharmacy my satisfaction level was much higher. The way I remember it, hiccups were few and far between. Looking back, I definitely took for granted the efficient service I once enjoyed. Fortunately, the rest of the goods and services they offer have never been problematic. But, because I don't often go inside the store to utilize them, those carry less weight in my rating.

Great store and pharmacy. Always have what I need and if they don't there is always a substitute.read more

I'm trying to be patient. I need and fit all criteria for Covid booster #3…read more I got out in a hellacious rainstorm after calling the Walgreens Covid hotline and making an appointment. All your systems said I was good to go. Now I'm standing inside your store, freezing and soaking wet and you said you don't know anything about this. You can look me up in your system that says I'm approved and you say no. If I had lied, like more than a million people before me, this would be OK. I've been patient through this entire Covid nightmare. Until now.

I drove past the pharmacy and it looked deserted so I called and asked if they were still open. The…read moreperson I spoke to said yes. I said " great because I just drove by and it looked empty and a for lease sign was on the building". I confirmed business days/hours and told the person I'd see them on Saturday because I needed a gift and loved their gift shop. I drive up and low & behold the place is empty.They've moved.... you'd think if someone called and asked what I asked the person on the phone would be sharp enough to tell the caller they've recently moved their business.

Strongly considering changing pharmacies. really thought this was the place but frankly im tired of…read morebeing asked EVERY time i go in "are you new? do you even have an account here?" uh yes! ive used yall for quite some time now. and the wait is getting longer and longer. ive had a script called in and 5hrs later its still not ready. my insurance info has not changed the entire time ive used them (over 2yrs for our whole family) but they always tell me there is no insurance on file and have to update it. not that they need to confirm but that it does not exist in their system. which adds to my wait time.

Prom flowers! Jiwon, the floral designer, did an amazing job! Highly recommend. Reasonably priced…read moretoo.

So now to communicate non-urgent issues with the pharmacy they make you use an app. RXlocal. That's…read moreall fine and good assuming they have the correct number on file for you. They clearly don't (didn't at the time) have my cell phone number, but they do have my wife's....bummer. It was an easy fix, just had to get someone to pick up the phone and change/correct it to my cell #. In my opinion, too many issues can be left out over a text message or an app. It's much better talking warm body to warm body.

So thankful for S and J! My family and I moved our prescriptions over to them a couple of years ago…read moreand we have been so happy with the staff and pharmacy itself! They are very quick, always happy to answer any questions or help when needed. The other day my insurance wasn't covering my inhaler, they went above and beyond and found an inhaler that the insurance would cover. Thank you S and J!

Overall a good experience here with Walgreens today!…read more Came here to buy a birthday card and gift card and a Tide To Go Stain Remover and they had all three and they were easy to find! I was greeted and welcomed by Hannah when I walked in and then my cashier was Grace who was very nice and professional. It was an easy come in, find what I needed and get out, so I was appreciative of that!

All I could say is that I've never met a manager with so much professionalism, customer service…read moreskills, patience and kindness as Pam. When I say she goes above and beyond, I mean she reaches for the moon! My mother-in-law had a question about the price of a product she had purchased and she tried to find the answers to her concerns. She also kept asking customers if they needed help. I'll definitely be back to this Walgreens.

I can't begin to think the wonderful staff at this CVS Pharmacy on the corner of Morris and…read moreCrosstimber. My daughter is leaving soon to study Study Abroad and we need to get a supply of her medicine for 4 months. They worked so hard to coordinate this between the insurance company and the supplier and it came down to the wire but they did it. They were so incredibly helpful thank you I am forever grateful

I had to buy a couple of things for a sick friend so I went to CVS about 7:30 pm. I was in a rush…read morebut it took fire st because the one cashier was talking and talking and would not shut up. I do however want to say that I had left my debit card in the store and she brought it to me in the parking lot. While I hated her constant babbling, she should be recognized for going out of her way to bring me my card I think her name was Linda but not sure.

An amazing team here. My family has been going to this store (versus the other in FM) for 15+…read moreyears. Raj and Brandon are so customer focused on the pharmacy side of things and Hillary on the prescription end, you can't go wrong making this store your go to!

I have been going to this CVS for years. Both pharmacists are excellent and the techs are trained…read morewell! Even the store staff are great. Great prices too!!! I moved further away and still drive to this CVS!

Highly recommend this pharmacy for their ability to be your knowledgeable one stop shop for…read morevitamins, prescriptions and formulary of your doctor wants to help you move to natural medicines! I went there because my new Dr gave me 4 prescriptions including a formulary. I normally go to CVS but they only could fill 1 of 4 and cost for a second which my insurance didn't want to cover was $255 for 30 days! I ended up going 4 different pharmacies until I went to FM Pharmacy where Dennis is the pharmacist took the time to let me know how he could do everything we needed. I also discussed how a natural supplement could help me but only after he reviewed everything I am taking now and the purpose of each. Couldn't be happier to find my new go to pharmacy!

This is the worst, most incompetent, belabored and arcanely functioning pharmacy I have ever…read moreencountered. As one who works in drug research, has a B.S. in biochemistry, an MPH and knows full well FDA protocols and regulatory standards, I can tell you the head pharmacist, Dennis, operates his business like it's the 1950s. The only reason I came to this pharmacy in the first place was because the particular molecule I needed compounded was out of stock throughout the greater DFW metroplex - another very telling indication of just how inadequate their business model is. If you're the only pharmacy out of, say 25, that has a drug, I'd gather things aren't going so swimmingly. In addition to the aforementioned shortcomings, this pharmacy - unlike any other I've known - doesn't offer a courier nor a shipping service. So, if you live in Downtown Dallas, you'll need to drive 30mi to and from the pharmacy to fulfill your order each time. Equally as fun - because of the head pharmacist's rules and relevant paranoia - if you have a month's supply, you'll be expected to come in TWICE within that month to pick up your script. Super convenient, right?! Oh, and another one of my favorite aspects was the rigidity in which this pharmacist felt it necessary to adhere to arbitrary, make-believe chemical standards. I'm not going to bore you with the minutia but suffice to say, if you know anything about chemistry (acidulants, antimicrobial properties, stability, salts, etc) this guy is doing way too much for too simple a process. "You know you don't HAVE to use saline sol'n, right? You can just use water - the molecule has HCl already in it". He says "Well, per FDA regulations we have to comply to a set of stability standards". I followed with, "oh so then I guess every OTHER pharmacy in the metroplex is just doing it 'wrong'? Are they all going to get 'busted'?! Did you discover some novel chem properties that the rest of the world doesn't know about?". Golly, maybe he'll avoid fines and criminal drug charges AND win the Nobel Prize too. The final kicker though is when Dennis tells me further, they can no longer fill my script because it's in a particular drug class as another medicine I take. Which again is false and an entirely ridiculous statement. Drug classes: opioids, benzodiazepines, dissociatives, amphetamines, anticonvulsants, PPIs, SSRIs, etc. They are all different and - unless you got your PharmD degree in 1985 - not equal and very often non-competitive. Especially when considering dosage and frequency at which these particular meds are filled. But I don't take Dennis for a big picture kind of guy anyhow. The moral of the story, unless it's the last pharmacy on earth, please PLEASE do yourself a favor by avoiding this dinosaur and support one of the many other great, reasonably priced, convenient, practical, and current pharmacies being operated in TX. And even if they're in Tyler and you're in Ft. Worth, they can probably ship your meds right to your front door.