Publix Pharmacy

The medicine my son needed they didn't have in stock. I understand how this works since I used to work in a pharmacy. He couldn't tell me when the medicine would be in a day, three days, a week, an estimate would have been helpful. Instead I felt like I bothered him by asking the question. I will never ever fill another prescription there. I went to Walgreens and they filled it in 15 minutes.

Techs there claim they can't tell you what something costs unless they fill the script and run it through. Mind-boggling stupidity and a rude woman at the window asking me if I even have health insurance. Are you kidding me? I don't care if stuff is free there or not NOBODY treats me like that. Moved my scripts back to CVS. GOOD RIDDANCE PUBLIX.

I have had a great relationship with the pharmacist at our local store for several years. Lately, he has been unable to order in certain brands of generic medicines upon request. Eventually, both he and a tech told I am not the only one to complain. They stated, “We have no control. Corporate is making us order the cheapest brand generic every month.” There you have it folks that’s why your brands change. I think the pharmacists are getting as exasperated as we are as they are on the front lines all so the fat cat CEOs can save a few pennies per customer. Because those pennies add up.

I had to change my prescription service to Publix Pharmacy when CVS stopped accepting my insurance. Since then has been some good but mostly bad customer. The problem I have had is one day what they say is the policy isn’t the same the next month when I go back... well tonight I dropped 2 prescriptions off and they were both had different dates like 4 days apart and before when that happened the same lady I dealt with tonight put the actual script up to the glass and said they couldn’t fill due to the date being different which I said no problem but tonight she got real load and when I asked her why she was so upset.

They always promise me a 15-20 minutes wait but it always ends up being at least over 35 minutes. The techs have no idea what they are doing and they constantly make sexual, sexist, and racist jokes. I’m ** male but it’s mostly ** people in the Pharmacy... no diversity. The older pharmacist with glasses is just a bitter toxic person who doesn’t care. He is rude and when the other techs are busy he never helps out at the register. Just stands there with a sour look on his face. I’m sick of hearing these techs so “sorry about the wait, we are behind”.

I have been a customer at the Publix Pharmacy for the last 6? Years since Publix required us to use their Pharmacy if you were an associate. My husband had 30 years with Publix and he just retired. I'm on disability and am on PM which requires pain control meds as well as the other meds I get filled every month. I've always loved my pharmacist and excellent pharmacy text. I had good relationship which we all treated each other with respect. Recently the Pharmacist have changed. My first PM Rxs were filled except for one that wasn't covered. They gave me my Rx back and I was told to check with Doctor for a new Rx that was covered. I had to go the next day to my physician's office and they changed it to a Rx they knew was covered. I returned to Publix Pharmacy but the pharmacist and tech that had told me what to do were not there.

Needed med for pre procedure dosage. Told generic had shortage. Told would be 4 days to get non generic drug. When telling tech about urgency, she mentioned they had non generic in 200 mg but not prescribed 400 mg. I advised to call Dr office to obtain permission to take 2 tabs. She did so, and they did. Good lord...

Pharmacy Manager at Shops At Hammock Cove has poor social skills and is unable to multitask. Promises out of stock medications will be available the next day and doesn't follow through. Needs to pay more attention and use the words, "I'm sorry for the inconvenience." Pharmacy Manager should not be in a position dealing with public. This has been going on for years. She needs training and supervision. Pharmacy Tech has poor language skills.

For years the Publix pharmacy was consumer friendly, putting patients first. Last year they started using McKesson for their generics and I believe they have recently changed to another company. They will no longer get generics that you trust and know work, they change month to month. This month I’m really having problems with a generic. It took me several days to figure out what is going on but due to past experiences I know the signs. The drug is not working or is a lower dose of active product in a medicine that is very sensitive to very small changes in active ingredient. I am very disappointed but don’t know where to go. I certainly don’t trust CVS or Walgreens. Beware of the generic meds that are being forced on you. Last month the manufacturer was Apotek.

I received the worst experience ever by Janice **, the pharmacist. After waiting 60 minutes I was told I would have to come back for the remaining medication. She gave me the wrong medication which I only realized when I became sick to my stomach & went through my trash to read the pamphlet provided with the prescription. She lied and told me she was permitted to choose whether to give ** or **. I don't ever take ** and the prescription specifically said it was to include **. She called my Dr's office the next morning and stated she noticed her mistake and informed me. My phone records do not show any calls from her to me. I informed her supervisor who responded that she discussed the issues but no reprimand was mentioned. I missed additional time at work as a result. The pharmacist did not apologize or accept responsibility for her actions.

I am getting VERY frustrated regarding price increases that I keep happening every month. I take about 20 different med each day, but since the beginning of 2017 my copay amount has steadily increased each month. For example I have one med that I filled in January 2017 and paid $6.17. Now the copay price is up to $48.56. Same dose, same number of days. There are a few of my med that have minimal increases and the rest are big increase. Can someone please explain this to me, or I will be forced to getting my prescriptions elsewhere.

Not open on Sunday, and not open 24 hours for emergencies but other than that they are great compared to CVS. I had so many issue there, but the staff was so nice.

I love not only the pharmacy but the pharmacist. I trust their knowledge on prescriptions more than my PCP. Privacy is far above other pharmacies I have tried.

My problem with Publix (Morrow) is they are always moving their Pharmacy clerks (and pharmacists) around to different stores. Every time I get used to (and trust) someone, they're gone and they put totally incompetent people in their place. I really wish this would stop! Also, they have a nasty habit of making you wait while they faff about behind the counter. Whatever happened to customer service?

The service and staff are great. The pharmacist is polite and helpful. There is no rewards program hence the awful rating really doesn't apply. GREAT SERVICE AND COURTEOUS STAFF.

Publix at the Woods Walk Lake Worth Florida location has excellent, knowledgeable help. They keep me abreast of what I'm prescribed, offer less expensive generics, and keep the balance between the consumer and insurance companies.

I didn't like how the pharmacist responded when I said I would wait on my prescription. She shrugged her shoulders and rolled her eyes and said the wait will be a hour and a half. Then I said I'm still waiting because I was tired and didn't want to come back later. Then she was like "I don't even know if we have it in stock." I said "I called and they said you did." She didn't make me feel like she wanted to even check. She just wanted me to leave. Wow, I thought Publix had way better customer service than this.

Publix' East Lake Pharmacy is wonderful. They understand the maze that is healthcare insurance. Their reminder system ensures that you do not miss and are up-to-date on prescribed regiments. I love that they are willing to contact my healthcare provider directly. The physical design of their customer service desk supports discretion and privacy.

Store should be open beyond 10 pm for convenience purposes. I like the mandatory greeting when you enter the store every time. I like efficiency of pharmacy workers.

The pharmacist didn't ask what allergies my children has. My children were not at ease around them. And for due to using Medicaid and Indian Health we were barely treated as humans.

The local Publix is convenient and takes payment from all major insurance companies. Being able to get flu shots, shingles vaccine and to have basic blood analysis completed locally is an added convenience.

Publix has very helpful Pharmacists, but the helpers need more training and they need to learn proper procedure and how to treat customers. I have run into major issues with Assistants giving me too much pain meds because they did not read the script right, or they would give me the wrong medicine altogether. That is something that needs to be fixed.

The staff in this pharmacy in Port St. John always go out of their way when I need them to. They are always friendly and will get the best price or find a coupon without me asking. I never wait too long and I have always had my questions answered.

I find the pharmacist very knowledgeable and courteous. The wait time is always exactly on time. If I need an over the counter item the pharmacists are right there with the item.

Selected this Pharmacy located at Pine Ridge and Airport-Pulling here in Naples Fl about ten years ago after trying "others". AS a rule I'm reluctant to share my treasures but both Sandy ** and Mark **, Pharmacists are both as professional, helpful and empathetic as I have found anywhere on the planet. On a scale of five I would provide them a "six" rating. Yup, I guess you would have to classify me as partial to the extraordinary quality of care received.

I love Publix. They treat you like family (or an old friend). Very courteous, helpful, and really show concern for your needs. They go out of their way to assist you. Their prices are reasonable and they work with your insurance company/doctor when needed. This helps me not to have to do all the work. I really would not go anywhere else.

We called in a prescription refill at 11 am and told the pharmacy associate we would pick it up the next day. Went in at around 1 pm the next day (Thursday) and was told it wasn't ready. We asked if they could fill it while we grocery shopped and they said yes but that there were quite a few ahead of us. There wasn't anyone in line, no one waiting in the chairs and the store wasn't very busy. We got our groceries and returned to the pharmacy and was told "They're working on it". We asked how long would it take and was told 20 minutes or more. We told them we would just come back later... Returned to Publix around 8 pm and was told that it had not been filled because they didn't even have the medication. So when they told me 7 hours earlier they were "working on it" they lied.

Publix has friendly, competent pharmacists and staff. They are prompt, courteous. They also have excellent customer relations, personal knowledge of clients and good technical communication skills. Interacts reliably with doctors' offices and insurers.

Publix has got to be one of the better grocery/pharmacy shops in the state of Florida. They always have great service. The employees are very friendly and helpful throughout the whole store. It is pretty much the only supermarket we use as there are no others to compare to the way Publix does things. We hope that they continue to operate this way for years to come.

They know me and are always available when I have questions. When I was out of town, the Publix I went to contacted my doctor for me and was able to get a refill of my medications.