Meijer

Joan of Fort Wayne, IN March 2, 2010

After 18 days of being homebound with extreme back pain, and finding out nothing more can be done, I attempted an early morning 2 mile drive to Meijer before taking pain pills so as not to be a risk. A wonderful young clerk putting out herbs went to the back to get a box of fresh spinach for me to select since the produce man was on break and had not put it out yet. How kind. I explained I was in loads of pain. I got a very few other items, went to self checkout, and the cheese did not have a back label as it ought.

I asked the self-checkout clerk, and she said I'd have to walk back and get another. I explained this was my first time up from over two weeks of severe pain and was not feeling well. Was there a clerk who could go back for me? A young man or anyone? She just turned and went back to her station with the cheese! I was too tired to pursue it, but did leave my number on my way out for a manager to call, too worn out to wait for them to call him to the front. Had to get home and get down.

People, we must not forget the small details in life, the acts of kindness, or if not anything else, at least to do our jobs that we should be grateful to have! Our country is a mess. We could all help in small ways. The young clerk putting out herbs deserves a bonus. The woman at the self-check out stand deserves a pink slip.

Karen of Britton, MI December 28, 2009

A roaster with rack and non-stick coating was purchased from Meijer, Inc., Adrian, MI, on 12/22/08, for 23.84. This roaster was used four times to cook a turkey at 325 degrees. Three times in the convection oven, and one time in a regular oven.

On 12/25/09, after the turkey had been removed, room temperature liquid was placed in the pan to extract the flavorings. The roaster was not put on the stove top burners. At that time several flakes were seen in the liquid. After removing the liquid, spots were seen where the coating had come off. After it dried, rust appeared on the spots. I do not feel that this roaster is safe to use and would like to receive a complete refund.

Michael of Baldwin, MI December 23, 2009

Defective product: DUCT TAPE (no manufacturer or address on package). The tape comes in a clear plastic wrap with a big half red and half blue circle on the front. It is labeled: "PROFESSIONAL QUALITY CONTRACTORS DUCT TAPE- Made in USA". It measures 2" X 60yards. The tape does NOT stick to ANYTHING ! In fact- using this tape is as worthless as trying to adhere a piece of cellophane tape to a wet windshield!

The first thing that came to mind when I tried to use it is that this tape was made in China with a fraudulent "Made in the USA" label on it. Why else would it have no manufacturer listed on the package? The tape was on display with a lot more of the same at a Meijers store in Grand Rapids, Mi. I have emailed Meijers and expect to get my 3.99 refund, plus tax. Thank you,

Debora of Shorewood, IL November 20, 2009

I bought a Digital camera from Meijer and an extended protection plan. The plan covers the item for 1 year following the manufactures warranty. When I called on the product, it was 11 months old. Meijer informed me that the warranty on the product through the manufacture was 1 year so I had to go to them. I already went to the manufacture and they told me that it is only a 6 month warranty. Meijer was supposed to investigate this within 5 business days. Now it is 2 weeks later and even after talking to a supervisor named Sharron, they still haven't resolved it. It looks like they are delaying. They asked me today for the model number. They didn't know it? Come on!

lawanda of dayton, OH October 31, 2009

I want to complain about the fact that all meijer & kroger stores will not sell black beauty products. The company Ambi provide beauty products for people of color. meijer & kroger will only sell their fade creme. Ambi have face wash,acne treatments and so forth. I feel that people of color, have no choices, when it comes to skin care and hair care.

peter of Portland, MI September 23, 2009

I picked up the prescription and they did't have enought pills. So I had to to back in a few days to pick them up. When I got them out to use them I noticed they looked really big. They were 1000mg. The prescribtion was for 500mg.

Nicholas of Lincoln Park, MI May 9, 2009

I filled a prescription for a GENERIC antibiotic at Meijer because they advertise that generic antibiotics there are free or cheap. I got charged 76 for a generic antibiotic and the pharmacist didn't even tell me I could get the same dose and strength for 4 at Wal-Mart. I checked and not even the MSRP of tht generic product (Doxycycline, 50 mg, 30 pills) is that much. I'm a recent college grad and I have no insurance. It takes me 20 hours of work to make that much money for this generic prescription. When I filled a prescription at CVS, the pharmacist said that maybe I can get the doctor to prescribe something similar because it was expensive and I had no insurance. The Meijer's pharmacist could have at least done that much.

Brian of Homer Glen, IL November 12, 2008

Brian of Homer Glen IL (11/12/08)
Once again, on Saturday, November 8, 2008, I was overcharged at Meijer in Bolingbrook. This is the third time I have noticed this in 6 months, and I don't shop there often. It seems every time I go there I am overcharged. On Saturday, an eight pound bag of potatoes was on display and in the ad for 2.79. When I went to check out it rang up 4.99.  This was an advertised price. This is not an isolated problem. This is consumer fraud and theft. The Meijer's director said he was sorry.

A of Detroit, MI July 11, 2007

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