Not sure what to make of Pucci's. As a first time customer I was struck by a number of things…read more First, none of the products for sale had price tags on them or the shelves. When I asked the cashier she responded " her boss doesn't want to have them." How odd. Second, despite a half dozen people working in the back area the phone kept ringing and there was only one cashier. Perhaps this place is all about filling prescriptions and is the go to place. Not sure if this is what I want from my local pharmacy particularly a family owned / operated business.

On May 8, I contacted Pucci Pharmacy to ask whether I could bring in expired or unused prescription…read moremedications for proper disposal. I was told over the phone that it was acceptable to do so. I have been a customer of Pucci Pharmacy for over a year and have had my compounded hormone creams filled there through my healthcare provider. Although I live in the Natomas area and the pharmacy is not close to my home, I have continued using Pucci Pharmacy because I had never experienced any problems before this incident. On May 8, I went to the pharmacy with a bag containing old prescription medications for disposal. After waiting in line, I placed the bag on the counter and explained that I was there to dispose of the medications. The employee assisting me responded that she did not think they could accept them. A younger employee went to the back to ask someone for clarification. During this interaction, I became increasingly uncomfortable. I was already feeling ill because my stomach was upset and I urgently needed to use the restroom. In addition, the employee's tone made me feel embarrassed and uncomfortable. As someone on the autism spectrum, situations involving confusion, confrontation, or inconsistent communication can be especially overwhelming. The employee then asked whether I knew when my garbage service collected my trash and suggested that I remove the prescription labels and dispose of the medications myself. At that point, I said, "I'm sorry, I need to leave." As I walked away, I heard someone yell, "You can't leave this here." A male staff member then called me. He seemed frustrated from the beginning of the conversation. I explained that I had only brought the medications because I had been told over the phone that it was acceptable and that the pharmacy needed better communication between staff so customers would receive consistent information. Rather than trying to understand my concerns, the conversation became argumentative. I told him I was becoming frustrated because I felt I was being treated as though I had done something wrong, despite following the instructions I had been given. I asked what we could do to resolve the situation. He responded, "I'm not going to take this," and then hung up on me. Afterward, I called back and spoke with a manager. She was kind, understanding, and professional. I explained that the entire experience had been triggering for me because I am on the autism spectrum and that I believed the pharmacy needed better communication and greater sensitivity when interacting with customers, especially those with disabilities. The manager apologized, and I believed the matter had been resolved. However, on June 30, when I called Pucci Pharmacy regarding my prescriptions, I was placed on hold for an extended period before speaking with someone who identified himself as the owner. He informed me that, because of my previous visit, the pharmacy had decided they would no longer fill my prescriptions. I asked why this decision had been made, especially since I believed my conversation with the manager had ended on good terms and I had been a loyal customer for over a year. The owner stated that he had watched the security video and claimed that the staff had tried to help me, but that I simply walked out and left my "trash." I explained that I did not leave trash. I had brought old prescription medications because I had been told by the pharmacy that I could do so. Yes, I left the pharmacy because I felt overwhelmed, but I also stated that I was leaving. I did not intend to abandon anything improperly, nor was I trying to create a problem. Unfortunately, the conversation with the owner also became argumentative. I told him that I intended to file a complaint because I believed I was being treated unfairly as a person with a disability. He responded that the decision had nothing to do with my disability. I am deeply disappointed by how this situation was handled. What began as a misunderstanding caused by inconsistent information from the pharmacy ultimately resulted in me being refused service after more than a year as a customer. I believe the situation could have been resolved through respectful communication rather than confrontation. I also believe businesses serving the public should ensure their staff receive training on effective communication and appropriate interactions with individuals who have disabilities, including those on the autism spectrum.

It was fantastic to be able to go to an independent pharmacy with such a good product selection…read more I'm very sad that they are closing. You'll be missed in the neighborhood.

After switching insurance from Kaiser to Sutter, I had to find a different pharmacy and am so glad…read moreto have found Ten Acres. They're close to home, always friendly, and always quick to fill my prescriptions. There are several parking spaces just outside, which is shared with the coffee shop next door. I usually park in the Taylor's Market parking lot and stop by the market on my way out of the pharmacy.

Come get a facial & massage!!! The process and atmosphere…read moreis holistic. The staff presentation is calming, pleasant & full of genuine passion for what they love to do! I'm a regular customer and this place is like home for me. They help me to reset my perspective!!! Come get a facial!!! Val P.

I am a longtime customer of Parkside Pharmacy. My review is for the spa. I booked a facial a few…read moredays ago I was completely shocked and truly disappointed when I discovered that they discontinued selling a face serum I have been using for years and replaced it with an awful, sticky, orange tinted mess of a facial serum.

The store always looks like it's going out of business. Most of the shelves are empty. They still…read morehave a great beer and wine section and deals. So much cheaper than Raley's. Thus we come here for the Beer and Wine and make a separate trip of it. Inconvenient, but worth the money savings. They also have only one shopping cart. You really score if you get the cart. It was available today which was a miracle.

This but as many other rite aid is closing. I went by today and every time I called or ask…read moresomething the ladies was very polite. I don't shop at rite aid because I feel it's over price but since they are going out of business they have sales especially baby items I just can't pass up on amongst other things food and make you. Even the alcohol and wine was on sale. I'm like wow. Good luck to all the ladies hope they find something they enjoy doing.

A few years ago, one of my pets needed a medication that I had to have compounded…read more I am so grateful that I was referred to Professional Village Compounding Pharmacy. Since that first referral I have been regularly getting medicine for one of my pets there, and have even requested another pet's prescriptions be sent over to them. The staff and pharmacists are exactly who you want on your side when you are dealing with the complexities of medicating pets. And what is cool about this pharmacy is that they don't just cater to pets, but they compound for humans AND animals. After my experiences with them, I would definitely request prescriptions for myself, or my family, to be sent to them, too! They have gone above and beyond, to help me get the right type, and quantity, of medication for my pets. And because of that professionalism and care, I will continue to go to them for my guys' compounding needs. For some context: for years, I had tried to use pills for my guys. I'd give them whole pills, placed them in edible pockets, crushed them up, mixed them in with wet food and broths -- it didn't matter. It was ALWAYS a hassle. And while yes compounded medication will cost a little more than buying tablets directly from the vets. Remember: you are paying for a professionally made solution, designed to taste appetizing for your pet (if given orally) or to be easily administered externally (transdermal). The price is nothing compared to avoiding the likelihood of unintentionally traumatizing your pet, and yourself, when you try to do it on your own. Make it easier on them and on you, it is worth paying a little bit now to save everyone on the chaos in the long-term. And if you have a pet that has a chronic condition, you're going to want to make medicine-time as smooth as possible, because it's going to be a regular part of having them in your life. In the end, there is nowhere else I would rather go. If I were to move out of this area, I would still have my guys' medication sent to Professional Village Compounding Pharmacy, they are worth the drive. They are worth your business. If you need something for your pets or your loved ones, or yourself, this is where you want to go.

I have been a customer of Professional Village Pharmacy for over 14 years. I was originally…read morereferred by a doctor for compounded bio identical hormone replacement and thyroid medication. Everyone is extremely helpful in making sure I don not run out of medication, despite jumping through hoops for controlled substances. When my existing doctor recommended a new medication, I immediately called John and asked him about it. He and Barbara are very knowledgeable and helped me make an informed decision that worked out well. I wouldn't think of working with any other pharmacy.

People always come here to say bad things so I want to shoutout my pharmacy. I've been coming here…read morefor 8 years and I've honestly never really had a problem. My prescriptions are always on time and the staff is friendly. They work hard and I have no complaints.

This is my local Safeway Pharmacy 1814 19th Street and I pickup several medications each month for…read morediverse medical conditions. Yesterday, the long haired blonde pharmacist, when bagging my medications, said with an oddly unpleasant tone "see you tomorrow". I asked her if I had a medication that would be ready. She responded in a now rather sarcastic tone, "no, but I see you here everyday". That was very rude and disheartening and I didn't know how to respond. This type of "medication shaming" in regards to frequency can negatively affect someone who is struggling with medical conditions and would rather not be taking medications to begin with. It did not feel like a friendly comment like "have a nice day". It was way too personal like I'm being tracked or judged. I do not feel like going to this location if these types of unprofessional comments will be the norm from this pharmacist lady. Next thing you know she'll start commenting on my medical conditions. Sensitivity training should result, in the event she encounters a customer that is ashamed of being sick or suffering from depression, or other mental health issue that affects self esteem.

The walmart supercenter offers a grocery pickup which is located on the left side wall of the…read moreWalmart right behind the pharmacy drive thru. The grocery pickup option is available in the Walmart app and I was able to reserve a spot for free if I place it on a specific slot. I did a morning pickup and it was only 1 person there if I do very early morning pickup - 7am pickup. The workers there were fast and efficient on their pickup and there was minimal interaction. It basically took me only a few minutes from checking in to leaving after the pickup. Overall the experience was fast and efficient. 5/5

The actual store is alright. Clean, organized, and easy to find things because it's well stocked…read more The pharmacy is an actual nightmare especially the drive thru...they took 20+ mins for my order, with no line present at the drive thru. I will not be coming here again.

I don't care what anyone says, I LOVE CVS. I come here at least twice a month and there was a time…read morewhen I would come in once a week, to the point where I had a conversation with an employee and mentioned that I come here a lot and he agreed. HA! Reasons why I love CVS and this one in particular, is the fact that parking is never a struggle and the employees are friendly and helpful. Most of the time, things are in stock and I don't have trouble finding what I want, need, or want to think about buying. SIGN UP FOR THE EXTRABUCKS! The coupons, ExtraBucks, and 2% cashback makes it so fun. There was once a time where I couponed SO HARD that the balance went to $0.00! I love to challenge myself to see how much LESS I can pay, for an item or two, compared to big retailers. I shop for makeup here. I've been coming to this CVS for so long that I remember when they didn't have ELF and now ELF makeup is back! The brand I am most loyal to here is Wet N Wild. I love the self-checkout feature. If there's ever an error or I need help, the employees are timely and communicative. One time, I had this coupon that was not working and the manager went above and beyond to ensure that the coupon worked for me! I will never talk bad about this place, ever. The pharmacy can get busy at times but I've never had a hard time with the staff. CVS is a retail store so there's always stuff to be put out on display; the workers do their best and I appreciate their efforts and work. When Christmas is over, their sales are worth checking out so you can load up on gift bags, gift card holders, and wrapping paper at half the price or cheaper. All in all, this CVS is my favorite. I walk in with a coupon and leave knowing I got a good deal on my purchase.

Five stars is for the tech Kiara. Kiara personally and patiently researched an active prescription…read more I don't know much about the store or but this young woman is one redeeming factor among any of the CVS stores.

On a mission to visit every Target, we stopped by yesterday! The Downtown Sacramento location had…read moresome great Easter basket fillers for our 1 and 9 year old! We got candy, a coloring book and stuffies! Anyone else addicted to Target? Maybe it's the dollar section or Starbucks inside! Their book section is small, but either way we'll keep coming back to shop til we drop! SYOY! :D *Song Credit: Sunshine And Lollipops by Cool Hand Juke (from Audiio)

The smallest Target I have ever been in! Cute but had everything we needed! We easily parked on the…read moreroof, we're greeted by a friendly security guard, and we're able to walk the whole place in under a minute! We were looking for a men's belt and they had 2 kinds. There is self checkout.

HAPPY! I'm so glad that I decided to try a local neighborhood business. Everything about it, the…read moreattitude, professionalism, friendliness always on top of my medication's. I also love that they have free delivery, which is very helpful. Bottom line- thank you Natomas Pharmacy you're an absolute gem.

This pharmacy was extremely helpful and professional when I was looking for a way to get my bed…read morebound family member vaccinated for Shingles. It was a relief to accomplish it with their help - they gifted me with the peace of mind that's valuable to someone with a lengthy list of tasks.