The owner of Whitesell's should change the name to Lies Unlimited. Darce is a vengeful, cantankerous individual who is causing her own failure. I was a customer for Whitesell's for about 2 1/2 years. Communication with this pharmacy has been spotty, and sometimes, for days in a row, with speaking or texting with a customer. I like the idea of supporting a "family owned business". However, the poor communication there is nerve racking and causes me a lot of anxiety. Recently, a doctor transmitted a prescription to her for me. It was time sensitive, as are most medications, and I called Whitesell's to ask when I might be receiving my medications. There was no answer, so I left a message. That was on a Wednesday. Thursday came and there was a text message (I thought they were no longer using text messaging) telling me that they couldn't fill it because it was not filed yet. I had no idea what filed meant. I sent a return text asking for clarification. No answer. No phone call on Thursday, either. By Friday, I was quite concerned, and by Friday evening, the was no phone call back from them. I had left three messages in total, and none were returned. I decided that I had to actually go into the pharmacy the next day to see if it had been filled. It had been filled. I am accustomed, like most people, to having my calls returned, especially concerning medicine, within a reasonable frame of time, meaning within two or three hours, if not sooner.
I was experiencing a good bit of anxiety just left waiting with no communication. Also, most pharmacies do send a text or a call when a medicine is ready to be picked up. I think that it is entirely reasonable to be upset about the lack of communication, and certainly reasonable to want to make a verbal complaint about it. I had thought about making a direct complaint to Yelp here, but decided that I would, instead, just tell the person in charge what their neglect put me through. I went to the store on Saturday morning (not knowing whether or not my medications were filled) to see if I could purchase my medications. They were filled and ready. I told the person at the register that I am unhappy about not having my calls returned, or being told, somehow, that my medications were filled. My voice, due to my chronic illness, is not loud at all. I have to really work to project my voice. I saw the pharmacists and started to tell him (he was behind the pharmacy counter) that I had a complaint about the lack of communication. He stood back so that I had to raise my voice for him to hear me. I have chronic sore throats and do not like to raise my voice at all, so I avoid that. He began shaking his head back and forth, and using his arms to motion for me to go away. I told him that it isn't right for a pharmacy to be entirely absent when a customer needs their medications. He raised his voice and started saying, over and over, "that did not happen!" "No, that didn't happen at all!" while vigorously shaking his head. He made it clear that he didn't think that anything happened at all for me to be upset about, and that he was not going to listen to me. I did say to him that I thought I would just say something and leave it at that, instead of writing a complaint online, and that, if my complaint would not be taken, that I would do that (make an online complaint) instead. I also said to the pharmacist that I wanted to order a certain medication from another manufacturer because the one she uses dispenses huge pills that can be bought in a smaller size from another maker. I went straight to the cashier when I arrived and was in the store for about 3 minutes. IF THAT WASN'T ENOUGH, Darce called my new doctor slandered me and told lies! I am not sure the extent of those lies, however, it is completely unhinged to do that. Today, I had a bad experience at this doctor's office due to Darce's lies and need for conflict. I was informed that I "made a scene" at this pharmacy. That is not true at all. I was the only customer there. Did you promise them business, Darce? I am now going to have to waste my time starting an investigation into this incident, because it is very serious to call someone's doctor to tell them anything, much less lie and defame that person. I very much like the doctor who's office that she called and slandered me to the manager there, and I certainly do not want any trouble for him. Starting a conspiracy against a customer whom you did, in fact, grossly neglect, is outrageous. I had every right to be concerned, and I had every right to express my dissatisfaction. I certainly couldn't call to complain. Darce, I didn't want to do this in public, but you give me no choice. I am quite concerned that she has slandered me to others, as she appears to lack judgement and has a bad temper. read more