Publix Pharmacy Reviews

I DO NOT recommend Publix Pharmacy due to their incompetency. You can schedule pick up of your meds and never on time usually a day or even two days after they are due for refills and pick up day then they MIGHT be ready. I have done without my heart meds for several days waiting for them to get around to fill them..

My son who has no insurance and I took the prescription to the Publix pharmacy and I asked to the person at the Rx section how much I will pay without insurance and she will be $7.00 and I showed discount card that came up to $18.00. She didn't have the opportunity to decline the discount card because it was cheaper the Publix price. Please somebody help me! Thank you.

PHARMACY. Disappointing experience at this pharmacy. Today, I had a frustrating experience at the pharmacy. I urgently needed five medications, but none were provided. The female pharmacist (the first time I saw her there) was unhelpful, and despite my pressing need, the service was slow and disorganized. This lack of efficiency is unacceptable, especially for those who rely on timely access to their prescriptions. Always the service leaves much to be desired, especially for elderly customers. Only PAUL solves the situations with the insurance, prescriptions, providers and he has the refills ready for pick up. I think he would have more efficient people working with him.

I only fill my emergency rx here (rest go to 90 day mail order) when I am sick. I have at least 5 instances (out of 6 emergencies) where they have not filled (ie not received the ez…supposedly) when I confirmed w the dr the rx was sent. To top it off, they are rude, and say I have to call my dr ans/or insurance again, which sometimes I have taken up to 2 hrs a so before I get there because I know that is a real time sap for them.

If I could give pharmacy a zero, I would! Store gets 1 star for allowing this to happen over and over! I had to tell my private info to 2 store managers so they were aware of the manipulation taking place behind the pharmacist's computer. Humiliating! Then finding out the pharmacist told the staff to tell me "it's not available yet"....every time I called. Especially after getting to know those techs over the last 10 years. I don't trust them now. So sad. They play God with your medications. Will argue with you about your address, send you off with someone else's prescription, and not report themselves.

Over the last 5 years, we have swapped over from CVS to Publix Pharmacy in Rainbow City AL. To say we have been more than pleased with the service we have received would be an understatement. However, it seems within the last few months their customer service hasn't been at the top of their list. This particular Publix will very seldomly answer the phone so if you have a question you literally have to drive down there. Management needs to address this issue because some people that have questions or concerns simply cannot drive to the pharmacy every time they need to speak with someone.

This pharmacy has mistyped my prescription and then refused to fill it on more than one occasion. Rudeness is a standard practice as well. I have never encountered such incompetence before. It’s people like this who make the South look incompetent, ignorant, etc. If you want your prescription screwed up and you want rudeness in the bargain, go here. Bill

I cannot believe how rude and dismissive the pharmacy members have been at Publix store number 536 have become. I went to pick up medication Monday that I had called and verified was available and was told they didn’t see anything for me. Only after I argued and explained that I had called earlier in the week did they finally “find” my scripts in their system. At this point I was told they did not have enough of one of them to fill. I asked when they would be in stock and was told Wednesday. So I went home without pain medication for two days. Today I returned only to find out that the medication is on back order and they didn’t bother to check that before. So I waited 2 days without meds for nothing.

I got to Pompano Plaza Publix Pharmacy, in Broward county Florida. Sean, Patricia and ALL the staff at this location are wonderful. They go above and beyond to help you. Not all Publix Pharmacies are the same. I've been to others where the service was horrifying. But this one in Pompano I drive an hour and a half away because I've been going here for over 10 years now. I do this because of ALL the staff here. I wish they could be cloned and put at each location, LOL. They truly care and will do what they can to help.

I hurt my knee and tried delivery for my prescriptions..What a SCAM. First make sure you can get landscape or you can't sign. Once you pay and sign..which is a huge headache..then you still have to go to instacart app And if you don't use instacart it will cost you a lot and you won't get your meds that Day. Fortunately I use instacart..but once you pay for the meds in order to get them that day you have to order $35 plus a tip.. I didn't need any groceries but my pups are happy with $35 Worth of treats!! Publix just keeps getting worse. It was supposed to be called into walgreens!! Shopping at Target from now on..Livid.

Beachway is the best pharmacy because of their staff. I literally live next to two other pharmacies, yet I drive 15 mins out of the way for Manager Nick C, Assistant Dennis P, Ms. ** and Ms. **. They are efficient, kind, and patient. Beachway is obviously in a beach town, where it takes a qualified team to collaborate well to best serve a needier type of customer. Me, one of them probably lol. I even held up the line by chatting today and staff was nice to me. Super busy place w difficult customers and this team exceeds expectations. I cannot thank each of them enough!

It’s amazing that a pharmacist thinks they are smarter than a neurosurgeon! I had surgery and my medication was changed by the surgeon and Publix will NOT fill my prescription. I have encountered this problem with other Publix pharmacies, how can they override a decision from someone that knows A LOT MORE than than they do?

Consistently rude and no kindness or empathy for patients at all. I have let it slide in the past because it hasn't been urgent. Although I will say it's been frustrating at these times. Today is just beyond my ability to understand. I am in a lot of pain, and this simple,non-narcotic medication was urgently needed for GERD, a prescription antacid. But instead it was held up at the pharmacy without a thought of reaching out to me. There was no apology by the pharmacist, no explanation as to why he couldn't have called me to ask if I would be paying cash, nothing. And all this upset and physical pain over a $14 dollar medication could have easily been avoided with simply humanity and caring towards another person.

I switched to Publix Pharmacy because it was closer. Big Mistake. Since I’ve been there they have given me test strips that were not right for my meter, so I refused them and called my doc. 2 weeks later when I picked up all my refills, they were in a large bag stapled with the paperwork. There they were again at the bottom of the bag even after I told them they were wrong the last visit! So I brought them back, still sealed but they wouldn’t take them back. My doc finally ordered the right ones but I had to pay out of pocket because they already sent the incorrect ones through insurance. No apology, nothing.

Medicare patient. Type 1 diabetic. I receive my medications through Cigna but they don’t cover test strips. I mistakenly thought I had to leave Kroger and chose Publix and have not had an stress-free experience since. The first problem was the name on the Medicare card didn’t match the prescription. That is no problem, but I didn’t receive any notice via text or phone so I showed up to pickup my prescription only to be informed of the discrepancy. Easily corrected and filled. A phone call/text would have resolved the issue with no holdup.

At Suffolk Publix Pharmacy, two standout employees, Sherrwyna and Leah, exemplify exceptional dedication and customer service. Sherrwyna's warmth and compassion shine through in every interaction, making me feel valued and heard. Her unwavering patience ensured that I received the attention and care I deserved. Sherrwyna consistently went above and beyond, whether it was taking extra time to explain the process or simply lending a sympathetic ear to hear my challenges. Her genuine concern for others and commitment to service make her an invaluable asset to the Publix pharmacy team.

Been on same medication for 20 years. You guys were our family pharmacy. Yet you want fill scripts you have fill for months even after I call corp. Had a phamacist call me and tell me he was told to lie, talk to manager she treated me like dirt

Constantly hung up on instead of a polite please hold. I was suggested by a employee to try another Rx because they are too busy. Talk over you. Just rude period. Don't listen when you're speaking. Trying to fill the wrong Rx because too hurried to get off. Sad.

I have legit refills on a med. I refilled through the app. I was to be notified by text when ready. No notification. 5 days later I went in to speak to the pharmacist. He said it was being delivered to them “tomorrow” which is 2 days later than it was supposed to be filled. 5 days later I go to the store and am told. “It’s being delivered in 3 days”. Total of 8 days. This is a legit refill. Not asking for anything I’m not entitled to yet I’m treated like I’m not worth their time after ten years of having my meds filled here. No communication. Not one person called to say I’d have to wait a week. Zero customer care. I’m switching all my scripts out of Publix.

I have been to this pharmacy since it opened. For the last few months weekends are a complete disaster, new faces and unfriendly. They complain and are abusive. They question you! They don’t actually serve you the prescription and you need to get it transferred to another Publix. Shameful.

I’ve been using a local FL Publix for my prescriptions for a couple of years now without any problems. Then in Jan 2024 they refilled one of my prescriptions and usually use GoodRx every month for the last couple of years. The price went up 500% from last refill. So, I asked why & all the ignorant clerk said they didn’t control the price. Therefore, I went to Walmart and paid 1/5 of what Publix charged!!! This week I decided to check out SingleCare pricing—wow, Publix offered the drug through them for what GoodRx discount would be! Publix, must not care that they lost a sale because the ignorant clerk failed to tell me I could get it cheaper through SingleCare! Don’t know if I’m going back to Publix or not!

This Publix Pharmacy is rude and very unprofessional. The latest insult was the second strike and I'm not going for a third. Do NOT get a vaccine here of any kind. I got the first round and the second shot made my arm black from shoulder to elbow. This turned me and everyone I showed away from getting any future vaccines. Simpsonville SC on Fairview Road.

I actually really like my local Publix Pharmacy. They have always been friendly and will assist you with any questions you may have. When I first started using Publix I had transportation so going to pickup my prescriptions wasn’t really that big of a deal. I live about 10 minutes from the store. I wished then that they had a pharmacy drive thru but their service was still good enough that I dealt with that minor inconvenience.

I've been shopping from Publix Instacart for years. This last experience, All of my frozen items were completely thawed, chicken and burgers!! They were not even cold at all. I contacted them and all they did was refund me and tell me that, the shopper I had was blocked from delivering to my address in the future. I wanted to know how and why my frozen items were allowed to be thawed out completely to the point where they were warm. Zero explanation from them. They ignored my questions repeatedly! I will never order anything from Publix ever again!!! They don't care about the customer at all. It's shameful.

I have tried to pick up my son’s antibiotics prescription three times today at the New Hope Ga Publix pharmacy. They always say their computers are not working and they don’t know when they will be fixed. You must do better. I’m switching my business to a different business.

Publix Pharmacy Crestview FL 32536, store 801. Called to see if prescriptions were ready, pharmacist said, "Yes but not **." I asked why because it was a new prescription, and he said it was too early. When I said that should not matter, it’s a change of the prescriptions and amount for adhd, the pharmacist said he decided that he will not fill because it is too early per him and his research of payment even though insurance approves it for the 29th, and the doctor approved and sent a change. The pharmacist said he will not issue it until the 31st.

The worst place to go to pick up your prescription refill is Publix. That too at Centerville Hwy. The customer service is mean and if you ask them to get your medication refill on time they do not do that. I have to call in every time to my doctor's office to get my medication filled. Even when I called them and my doctor sent they complained that they were out of stock and blamed insurance for not allowing them to refill. I did check with the insurance and there were no such issues. In addition, if they fill fluonase they do a lousy job in filling and do not fill what is required for the patients. As a result, the patient runs out of the medication earlier than expected. No counseling is done by the pharmacy which is against the law. I am planning to move this medication refill to another location or another place where they do that in a proper way with good service.

Our pharmacy closed, so we needed to transfer all scripts to another pharmacy unfortunately. We picked Publix only to find out that they would fill some but not all due to the fact that it was a pain medicine and because it was not from a pain management dr but a oncologist dr for my husband's cancer they refused to fill it. I'm certainly not going to take my husband to a management place when on fact it's due to his cancer!! So if we pay cash to have a dr prescribe pain meds for lord knows what you can get it, but if your use is for cancer base pain from a well known dr you can't fill it there!!! Wow shame on you PUBLIX!!!

I have been a customer since the Westchester store opened in High Point. All was excellent up until the past year and a half. I use their on-line app for drugs and when notified, pay on-line and go by to pick them up. In the year and a half period, I have gotten notice that there is no card on file to card has been declined to picking up the prescription and being told I owe for the drug even though paid on-line through the app. Have spoken to several managers there (that seems to be a revolving door) and nothing changes. When I point these things out, the staff is rude and, basically, says it is my error. Happened again on 8/15/23 and have transferred 8 of my prescriptions over to a privately owned drug store and will be moving my wifes soon. Nothing like a locally owned family operation. As much as the big box stores try to drive out mom and pop stores, this will not happen with customer service like Publix.

I went to see a new doctor for a new medical problem. He wrote what looked like two prescriptions, sent them to the pharmacy, then told me what he was prescribing. I informed him I couldn't take that particular medication. Therefore, he wrote a different prescription and sent it to the pharmacy. Later that day, I went to Publix Pharmacy drive-thru to pick-up my prescriptions, there were two, I paid and out of consideration of others, I left the window. I immediately parked to examine my new medication. I realized they had mistakenly filled the prescription for the medication to which I have an adverse reaction. I returned to the drive-through window to inform them of their mistake, return the medicine and request a refund. They flat out refused to issue me a refund for their mistake!

The employees at Publix pharmacy in Thomasville Georgia are rude and make a bad situation worse. I have been trying for two days to get a prescription filled. My doctor called in a prescription around 4 in the afternoon. My mom called them and they told her my prescription was ready for pickup. So I drive from Pavo to pick it up (about 20 miles away) and when I arrive they say that my insurance doesn't want to pay for it. So I said, "Ok I will just pay for it." She said at that point that the prescription wasn't ready and I would have to come back tomorrow to pick it up.

Publix seems to never be able to refill prescriptions on time or fill new prescriptions called in by doctors in any reasonable period of time. Automatic refills are touch and go, with a customer having to call repeatedly to get the prescription filled. If it needs to be Refilled by the doctor you have to take matters in your own hands as Publix claims it contacts the doctors, but every Time my doctors have no indication that a refill was ordered by the pharmacy. And my request they called in new prescriptions. Doctor calls in a new prescription you can wait days before it’s filled; don’t be surprised if you feel better before the medicine ever arrives. Publix is a very poorly run Pharmacy. I’ll pay more to switch back to Walmart but they always managed to have prescriptions ready the same day And If special ordered, ready by the next morning.

Very rude, Disrespectful employees! I switched pharmacies to save money, but I would rather pay more money than deal with unprofessional employees at Publix located in Enterprise, AL. Do not do business with these people!!!!

My experience at this Pharmacy is always remarkable. Cheryl is super amazing, helpful and informative. She is so easy to talk to. She listens to my concerns and she will give me suggestions. The service is always personalized. The fact that she even calls me by name is indicative of a great relationship that has developed through time.

These idiots have no idea what they're doing. They routinely break Florida law. I have overheard them giving, or trying to give, their incorrect medical advice to so many customers who I then track down and give the correct information to. That's what you get when you get a bunch of people with barely a high school degree who couldn't get into medical school a little power to dispense medicated soaps in a grocery store. Dummies.

I recently obtained a new Pharmacy Plan since I am on Medicare. I obtained the new plan and to maximize my cost savings I needed to use Walmart or Publix. Given that, I chose Publix I had my prescriptions moved to Publix. Today I went to the Publix Pharmacy in Canton Ga. on Riverstone Pkwy and have never been treated so rudely. When I arrived I went to the drop off Pharmacy window and a rep named Tracey was there. I said "Hello I am new here and need some help". The rep's words were "What do you need". I said, "I have some prescriptions that are narcotics and need to see if you have them". Response was "No we do not have them and it will take at least a week." I said, "Oh I see."

For years I've gotten notices my order was filled only to show up and it has not. When talking to them they said they notify as each order is filled meaning I'll show up when only one order is fill. Thus a number of trips. Asked them if the notify when the complete order is filled. Was told, "No, we notify on each item." That's just not right, should wait until all orders are filled. They also seem short of staff. It can take 20 min plus to pick up your order. It's also obvious they keep small inventory and like to work out of the warehouse.

April 3, 2022, I was charged $353.95 for 60 each, 0.6 MG ** tablets at: Publix of WestEdge, 10 WestEdge Street, Charleston, SC 29403. Today I was charged $29.18 for 30 tablets of the same medication at Safeway in Warrenton, VA. 60 tablets then should cost 2 X 29.18 = $58.36. Therefore, Publix overcharged me by nearly $300! THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS! Unless you want to be overcharged a fortune, don't shop at Publix.

A prescription was mistakenly called in to the pharmacy at Moultrie Square (St Augustine) and had to be redirected to the TRICARE Pharmacy System (Express Scripts) to be filled. The pharmacy was asked to fax the prescription to TRICARE to which they refused saying it was not protocol. They said the only way the prescription could be redirected was that either the Dr would have to resubmit the prescription to TRICARE or TRICARE would have to call the pharmacy and request they fax the prescription.

On a recent visit I presented the pharmacist my prescription together with the print-out of the ScriptSaver WellRx discount for my meds. This print was downloaded from the WellRx website and clearly showed the price for pickup at a Publix Pharmacy. To my utterly surprise I was told that Publix Pharmacy does not honor this discount card. I asked the pharmacist to call the pharmacy help desk published on the WellRx discount card. She refused and came back with the same answer: "Publix does nor work with this discount company." Consequently, I was forced to pay a higher price in order to get my medication. I followed up with ScriptSave WellRx and was told that Publix is in their network since more than one year and that my discount should have been applied. Publix needs to honor their commitment. Lousy, not-caring attitudes by employees tarnish the Publix brand.

My doctor sent over 5 prescriptions on Tuesday morning. Here it is 48 hours later and only 1 prescription is ready. I am changing pharmacies. I have never had to wait days for a prescription before using Publix. Sad but too big to handle the volume they take in? Use small family owned pharmacies and the service is much quicker.

Wow. I've been dealing with pharmacies for 30 years. I have to say Pam at the Publix pharmacy on University Drive and Griffin Road in Davie. She goes up and beyond her customer service to make things right.. You can't find anyone in the industry that compares to her. If you looking knowledge and customer service bring your prescriptions there. You'll never be disappointed.. Kudos to Publix and their pharmacy!

In an industry known for rudeness and apathy toward customers, Publix Pharmacy manages to do even worse than most. I can no longer call in prescriptions for patients because of how often Publix says they never received it, blaming it on my office instead of taking responsibility. They are needlessly time-consuming for patient and doctor. Personally, I went in for a covid shot and the pharmacist was argumentative and condescending. Went down the street to the next Publix for a family member's covid shot, different pharmacist -but rude and nasty just the same. It must be company policy.

They are never too busy to help you. Very patient. I notice they treat everyone like they’re the most important customer they have. Can’t say enough good things about the Publix pharmacy I use.

The pharmacy at my local Publix has stayed open when other pharmacies have closed when we were expecting a bad storm or hurricane and have continued to serve thru COVID pandemic without delays.

I switched to Publix years ago because a Walgreens pharmacist said to me, he was very busy and did not have time to speak to me about my meds, I switched to Publix at Jamestown Plaza.

I was going to CVS until I found out I was paying the highest prices there. When I started using Good Rx I saw Publix was the lowest cost. Prescriptions are ready quickly and I never have to wait on a

I find their pricing to pretty much match that of other pharmacies and it is also where I do most of my grocery shopping making it even more convenient.

All the people were there are very helpful. They are efficient and follow up with questions and concerns. They deliver RX when necessary and pursue calls to doctors when it's important.

I've been using Publix pharmacy for well over 6 yrs. I love the fast track service they offer in getting your Rx filled and Excellent customer service they offer with every visit.

We are relatively satisfied with the service at Publix although the staff seems to change frequently for some reason and I feel that they could improve and streamline refills a bit.

I was able to save over $1,000 on one prescription drug for a month using a "Prescription Drug Savings Card" that my 'Medicare Part D' would not cover.

Well a couple of months ago my dr. called in my script to Publix pharmacy. When I went to pick it up they said we don't have it. Total shock. So I just called them now to see if they will have it this time and got the most mumbo jumbo explanation you can imagine. I can't even explain it, it was so nonsensical. Just terrible service!

I was purchasing my 2 High Pressure Medications from Wal-mart for $300.00 for a 90 days supply. My Doctor said go to Publix Pharmacy and your 90 day supply is free. That was 5 years ago.

Publix Pharmacy has always been convenient and friendly for my prescriptions. I get my flu shots there every year as well and never have an issue. Plus they give you a $10 Publix gift card!

The pharmacy techs and workers are so great at my Publix. They are friendly and call me by name and remember clients. I can get answers and feel comfortable there.

Outstanding personal relationship. They know our family members of 5 very well and cared our medicines and helped getting lowest price via online.

Service is efficient and friendly. Rarely a line to wait. If medication isn’t available or will be delayed, always contact me which other pharmacies do not do.

Publix overall is known for their personal and professional attributes. But they go a step further offering reduced pricing for certain drug prescriptions. You can always count on the best experience.

Publix Pharmacy always has items in stock, they maintain all records of my scripts and potential interaction. They maintain up-to-date insurance information and coordinate my meds for refill.

Publix exceeds any possible expectations today & tomorrow's shopper would need. Excellent staff & superior in cleanliness of store with best quality and variety of merchandise.

I had used previously Walgreens, not very helpful not very friendly. I switched to Publix recently. They were extremely nice and helpful and gave friendly tips that will help in the future.

Publix is efficient. They also offer free antibiotics! Not to mention you can get your shopping done while you wait. Publix hires very friendly and educated staff in their pharmacy.

I am very pleased with Publix Pharmacy. They are always on time all of the auto calls and all of the auto-fills are always filled to the correct specifications. The staff and clientele are very very kn...

The employees at Publix seem to be so happy with their work based on the attitudes they give customers. Also, GoodRx is accepted which I refer clients to them on a daily basis.

I am shocked, disgusted and completely outraged to have been treated with such disrespect, being accused of being a junkie all based on “DISTANCE” issue being the ONLY reason! This is how Publix treats US military veterans who return home changed through no fault of their own! Pathetic, unprofessional and wreaks of discrimination based on the RX Assistant Manager's informed knowledge of Doctor and patient’s geographical separation of 54 miles! According to him, if you move to another county which borders the same county you moved to you must find a new doctor! Otherwise, you chance being told Publix as a whole will not fill your prescriptions any longer; even though they've been filling since 2019.

Doctor prescribed eye drops but Publix did not have in stock. Pharmacist called every pharmacy within a 25 mile radius to locate the eyedrops. They were not available.

Publix pharmacists remind me of the corner pharmacy from when I was young. They never seem hurried or rushed. They seem to have a low turnover; I happily get a chance to know them and they too know me.

I have used Publix Pharmacy in Lynn Haven Florida for over 20 years. They have started doing auto refills in the last few years. Recently they initiated a refill to my physician who turned it around and they subsequently filled. The product was the same but they used an old Mg making it half the dosage. I received the text and went in and picked up the prescription which was double bagged. Upon arrival at home I found out the milligrams was wrong but the pharmacy was closed. The next day I called and spoke to two people including the manager Trey who said they could not take it back.

Turned in my prescription at pharmacy opening time, representative asked me when I would like to pick up the medication, I responded around noon, she said fine. I returned the same day about 2 in the afternoon, the prescription was not filled, I was told that 90 pills were unavailable until 2 days later, I was given the option to purchase a 30 day supply, that was in stock at the time, I said fine, I will purchase the 30 day supply now. Rather than fill the prescription then, considering the fact that I handed in the prescription 5 hours earlier, I was told that the wait was at least 35 minutes, maybe more because they were "Busy". They refused to accommodate me, they were not receptive to my complaint, particularly one of the pharmacists herself, the young woman was unprofessional, unreasonable and frankly rude.

I received a call from Publix Pharmacy saying my scripts were ready for pickup. The scripts were called in by my doctors staff with whom I had a procedure. I did not drop off a paper script. The address given by the pharmacist and not the tech was Courtyard Shops at Wellington. I went to pick up my scripts and the tech stated my scripts were filled and located at the Wellington Trace location. So tell me how's that happen?? Yes I received my scripts but didn't need to drive from one store to another. I believe it was a really stupid mistake on the pharmacists part. It doesn't take much to turn me off from a store but with human stupidity taking the lead can you blame me. God knows if I got the right meds!!!!

Two months in a row pharmacy cheated my husband's controlled substance medication by 30 pills then 8 pills. Admitted to having the extra pills in inventory & saying that “it’s not like we’re taking them because we have them right here; we have them for you in this labeled bottle”. No problem sir.

Is it Publix policy for the store manager to call the Police because the pharmacy manager would not answer a question? I have been a Publix customer for the past 29 years. I am a 64 year old disabled man. I have been in constant back pain. I have had back surgery but still have 6 damaged discs. I have been in constant pain for the past 17 years. I use a cane to walk usually but when I can hold onto a shopping cart I can get around easier. I have to wear special sneakers to reduce the pain I get with each step. I have 2 prescriptions for **. One is IR and one is ER. Every month when I go to pick them up they only fill one of them. I guess they think one is a duplicate. I have to call every month and ask them to fill the one they forgot. Over the course of time the 2 prescriptions that were filled together now are filled about 8 days apart.

I went to the Publix in Ocala Florida Churchill Square to pick up my prescription the next day after my doctor sent an E script. The prescription was not ready and I was told they put E prescriptions on hold back and fill them in 24 to 36 hours. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. Needless to say, I now use Walgreens.

I have been a customer with Publix Pharmacy ever since they opened the Coastal North Town Center in North Myrtle Beach. I have watched a steady decline in service. They usually quote two hours minimum & sometimes 2-3 days for prescriptions after I arrive or call. If the doctor calls it in, they don’t fill the prescription unless I call to ask if the physician called. If I don’t call the day it’s sent in from physician, when I do call, they say things like, “Oh, yeah, I see it here now. Give me a couple of hours to get it ready for you” or the pharmacy assistant made a statement one day, “Oh, well Katherine, I guess you won’t get to eat your lunch. Every time I think you will get a break, somebody else shows up”. They definitely don’t treat me like they want my business, so I’m done with them.

Oh am I glad there is another forum I can post this in. Google reviews has it, but you know what, the people of the Facebook community deserve to know as well. Because I will purposely drive to a further non Publix supermarket, thanks to the model employee of the year, Adam, the pharmacist. Who has absolutely no sort of understanding for someone who is actually legitimately disabled and trying to live a productive life, and work, and contribute to society.

For a company that usually employs such great people, I am surprised they would continue to employ someone who treats customers and patients like they are second class citizens. I'm a veteran that served during the war and have been dx with PTSD and that now does work for the Government requiring me to travel out of state at times. The same Brandon that Shannon complained about on 6/19/19 has on multiple occasions looked down on me and treated me with some level of contempt because of the medicine I am prescribed. Because of my travel, there are times when I am not in town for a refill. It's part of my job.

If I could give negative stars I would. I sat in the drive thru for 15 minutes watching one of the techs play on his phone. When a customer walked up inside someone else had to help them because the other man was still on his phone. Finally I had to call them and tell them I was at the drive thru, I was told that my car didnt hit the ringer for some reason but I was there 30 minutes prior and had no issues I also hit the call button outside at least 10 times. Instead of being told sorry I was given a list of reasons as to why I had to wait so long. I assume the pharmacist walked over to assist and consistently roller her eyes at me, very rude and unprofessional.

I have had the worst experience with a Pharmacist at the Moores Mill Publix in Atlanta GA. The Pharmacist, Kimberly **, has accused me of mistaking my medication, spoken down to me, and now refuses to fill my medication. She has never asked a single question regarding the reason I take this medicine, yet says she is "part of my medical team". She is rude, demeaning and egotistical. I have NEVER been treated with such disrespect, in my life. I am absolutely appalled by the treatment and lack of care, I have received by her. I am disgusted that she continues to be employed by Publix.

I went to Publix Pharmacy in Jacksonville Fl Sunday to pick up a prescription for diabetic test strips. I am on Medicare and medicare Part B pays for diabetic test strips (not part D),. I have filled this specific prescription at this publix many times in the past with no issues. This time they told me they had a new policy and I had to fill out 3 different sheets of paper and sign each one.

On 9/4/19 @5:30 PM, I went to Publix to pick up my prescription for ** 100-25mg. The Pharmacy tech said, "We are out of this medicine, we have been trying to get it for 2 weeks, so we are telling people to call their physician to get 2 prescription, one for ** and one for **." All l could say was, "Oh my God. This is my blood pressure meds. I could have a stroke." My Doctor office is close. I am still in shock. I cannot believe this. I am finished with Publix. I will be taking this complaint further.

I have been a Publix grocery shopper all my life. I started using their pharmacy about eight years ago. I became friends with one of the managers who told me if a pharmacist at Publix doesn’t want to fill a controlled substance, they tell the patient they are out of stock. Pharmacy managers are no longer allowed to order stock. In Florida, all pharmacies were told their stock of ** 30 mg is being reduced by 60%.

Brandon the pharmacist is making up his own policies. I transferred all my medicine for my family 3 weeks ago. When I called to find out what I needed to do to transfer he said we could do it over the phone and they would get everything from CVS who we were using previously. I had to list all the medications for all of us. Which I did.

I am a veterinarian in Jacksonville, Florida. I have had substandard customer service from the pharmacy associates at store #1037 (Normandy Crossing) on numerous occasions (one word answers, not filling a script for 4-6 DAYS, being sullen to myself and other customers,) being "out of" certain meds, not even understanding pharmacy laws and scripts (Jeff?). The pharmacists themselves have been very pleasant, but they are not the ones we often have to deal with; the last straw is that twice in the last WEEK I have had to leave a phone message for the pharmacist to PLEASE CALL ME BACK as I have a question about both mg strength/availability and size of tablet for a patient.

Waited 4 days twice for critical blood pressure medication. Ever since Publix switched to warehouse shipping twice a week... If you need a script you are looking at least 3 days or more. This is pathetic for critical medication. I trusted them and years ago they cared about customer service. I worry about older customers who would just wait and then something could happen to them. Shame on you Publix cutting cost over customers' health. I’m switching all my scripts back to CVS.

Pharmacists compared prices for me before filling the medications ins. vs cash. Seemed very caring and when doctor left off something with instructions, she called him directly and made sure everything was understood before giving me the prescriptions. I didn't feel like just another number.

They are constantly changing staff since they opened. They have on many occasions messed up my scripts. They have a sync program, however it has been over a year that it has not worked. I have brought some of my concerns up with the corporate office, they didn't even give me the time of day. They are getting worse with time.

We've used Publix for 3 years after moving to FL. It's hit and miss at times with associates and how they treat customers! I called today to see if my 84 yr old grandfather's meds were available and the Pharmacist KRIS/CHRIS said she refused to give me any further information over the phone like the name of the med. Which I KNOW is potassium! My grandpa has NO NARCS so not sure what the hold up is! She never asked me anything except a first and last name and I KNOW you're supposed to give the birthday, etc not was never asked that! She was rude and began talking about me! Asked me if I had a POA to give out the medicine available name. I guess customer service has went out the window year after year. Never wonder why there's abandoned buildings around your city because 9/10 customers Left! NOT A HAPPY CUSTOMER PUBLIX!!!

117th and 104th street Publix in Kendall. I called to ask a few questions on pricing and the girl in the pharmacy who answered would not let me speak. She kept talking over me and was condescending and rude. She felt the need to explain to me how a cellphone and apps works when all I needed was a price. She must feel that everyone who calls is in need of her wisdom because no one else can operate a phone. Not the first time people in this pharmacy have been rude. That's why I go elsewhere, this is just convenient because I live next door, I'm trying the extra distance to another pharmacy.

I went to Emergency December 11 blooding. Very bad because my high blood pressure and was 30 pills. Today I was preparing my pills and I noticed 5 less. Instead of gave me 30 that day they just gave me 24. I went today asking, begging for at least 3 until I can talk to my doctor they told me not “I am sorry. Why you wait until Saturday. I can’t give you any because the prescription was from the Emergency room." I was a client since that pharmacy was inaugurated. Thank you for your attention. Any time please I need the answer.

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.

Store is close and convenient. They also have a drive thru which occasionally gets backed up but inside the store things usually run smoothly and quickly. Employees are friendly, helpful and fairly knowledgeable in many areas. Most of the pharmacy staff have been there for a while but the pharmacists seem to turnover on a fairly regular basis.

In the place that I live the DR can't call for the refill the prescription. The Publix pharmacy don't call the Dr. for the prescription or fax to them to make the client happy. Awful and I'm already change the pharmacy, Winn-Dixie.

I switched to Publix from another pharmacy due to poor service and high prices. I have been very satisfied with my choice. They have excellent customer service and do their best to get you the lowest price on all medications. Always professional, know what they are talking about, and able to answer questions about different drugs. Also, quick to refill or contact doctor if needed.

As a former insurance agent, Publix pharmacy is more HIPAA compliant than other pharmacies. I love my pharmacy because they are always on top of my allergies and helpful. I have tried a number of well-known pharmacies and would not return to them. I trust my pharmacist over my physician for pharmaceutical knowledge. Love them.

Publix is friendly and well-stocked with a variety of items. They also have very good customer service. I have shopped at other local food stores and although Harris Teeter might be bigger and have a better variety of certain foods, their prices are way too high, except when there is a particular item on sale. For example, a bag of cat food is $1-2 more there than at Publix and that is just one item. So if you multiply increased prices by several items, why would anyone knowingly shop there unless there was no alternative?

Rude treatment at Store 1391 (Pell City, AL). After having been told 4 separate times that my medication would be ready for pickup, I was told on my second trip to the Publix pharmacy that the order of my medication had not gone through and they didn't know where the medication was. Having been given the runaround 4 times, and never having received communication that the order had not processed, I was upset. I had already missed two doses of the medication due to the store's negligence. When I expressed my frustration (albeit quite demonstrably), the pharmacy tech told me, "Don't get huffy with me!" I was awestruck. Without asking me how she could help, without asking me the details of my complaint, that was her first response.

They were open during the day with sufficient hours for everyone to be able to accomplish their deeds. Great customer service and friendly people. Very knowledgeable, about medications and insurances and willing to go the extra mile for a customer. I asked about certain meds and they took the time to explain interaction details. Very happy with this. Compared to other places my things were ready quickly and efficient. I am not aware of a loyalty program but will join if there is one to keep coming back to this superior service. Good customer service and friendly people to wait on you.

Always open when I need them. I have never had a bad experience with them, and would recommend them to anyone willing to listen. I go there all the time for my needs. They are always doing a nice job of recommending things to me and I like them for that. They are really awesome and I go there frequently. I hardly ever have to wait and I like that - and there are a lot of older people that live near me which is kind of funny that there is no wait time.

Hours are pretty flexible. It's easy to be able to get your medication in a certain timeframe. They are fairly fast. Also I would recommend to anyone looking for a good pharmacy. The pharmacist seems to know his medications well. They are very helpful and eager to answer any questions regarding your medication. The wait time isn't too bad. It depends how busy or is but I've gotten medication in as little as a half hour. Sometimes a little longer but always same day.

Open 24/7, easy to use, explained everything thoroughly. I enjoyed being able to access them anytime as well as the workers were very friendly. I love Publix. The pharmacists were very knowledgeable and explained all the side effects of the medication I'd be taking. I appreciated knowing what was going into my body and how it'd help me defeat the evil bacteria. There was a very short wait time basically all I had to do was walk up and ask for my prescription and then they filled it and I was on my way.

Great store hours and really nice place. They're really helpful and fast at their job. No wait. It was ready when I got there. Really fast service. Good rewards program.

M-f 7-5 it was great. It was helpful and easy to use. It works like normal store hours but has it during normal business hours they are open like you think they would be. They were very knowledgeable in their work. And the side effects of medicine. They reminded me of them and to read. They were known and update for the most part. The wait time was normal time. That you expect. It was fast. It was ready when they said it would be. It was done earlier than they said. If you buy so much you can discount on groceries.

I decided to go the pharmacy for first time a few months ago because I was far from home and doing some grocery shopping for my household, so I went there for some acid reflux blockers. They have a great pharmacy located inside the market and was very pleased with their offers and selections, organization, layout of the pharmacy plus the staff. I was an average of waiting time of few minutes, that went by quite fast. In general very satisfied.

They are always open when I need to get there to get my medication and other things I may need during that time. I enjoy going there for the friendly service. The pharmacist is extremely helpful every time I go in there and answers my questions to the fullest. Definitely make me feel comfortable about my meds. It is usually pretty quick. I don't mind waiting a few minutes to get the help that I need. Everyone is so friendly anyway so I talk to people and make new friends. More Coupons would be excellent!

I just received the worst pharmacy service Ive ever experienced, anywhere. It started when I received a phone call from this Publix Pharmacy that my prescriptions (needed for cataract surgery early tomorrow) were ready. When I went to pick up, though, I was told at the counter that "it would be another 20-30 minutes". After waiting through that, then waiting some more, I finally threw in the towel at the 1 1/2 hour point and called the store manager. I explained the problem. He walked to the pharmacy counter, then returned and told me my order was ready.

My husband and I like it very much because they have $4 prescriptions on a lot of the ones we need. The staff is amazingly nice. We never wait very long at all. The pharmacist at Publix always makes the effort to explain everything we need to know. Will take time out to answer all our questions and be sure we understand what we need to know. I've seen them go out of their way to help customers. Several times I've seen them offer to help people in wheel chairs or on crutches. I admire caring people. I may need that help one day. I am a part of the rewards program. It saves my husband and I big bucks sometimes. Some of my husband's meds are very expensive. I love the fact we can be rewarded for spending our money at Publix.

Their hours sufficed and the overall wait time was very short, most places waiting thirty minutes was normal. So overall I was pleased with the time I had to wait which was approx 15 minutes. Very knowledgeable and experienced with the questions I had and knowing about side effects and what to drink or not to with the prescribed medications. To me a 15 minute wait time from beginning to end is not time considering I have waited up to an hour in line. I am very pleased and satisfied with the wait time at this store. Well, not really familiar with this however anytime there is a reward program you cannot go wrong especially when you use it often and with good reason.

I went to get a prescription because it was closer to my new moving location. While I was there, I was also able to receive a prescription for free antibiotics. I was very satisfied with the service! The pharmacists was very knowledgeable and courteous. They asked me if I had any questions whatsoever about any side effects or how to properly take the medication. No wait time of inconvenience for me. Since it was on my way to work. I dropped the prescription off that morning and picked it up after work the same day. Could have gotten it sooner if I choose to.

Same hours as store hours. It's simple to get your shopping done while waiting for your prescription to be filled. The people are friendly and if you have any questions that need answers to them either they would help you or would get someone who will have answers to your questions. They are very helpful. They take pride in good customer service. Overall I feel as if they are very knowledgeable in what they do and they are really nice people. What's awesome about Publix is the wait time isn't too long. They will notify you when you prescription is filled. I don't use the reward program that much because I don't go there that much but even still I save on things in the store as well as my prescription medication.

They are open early to late which gives me great flexibility to pick up my prescriptions. I work odd hours at my job so I'm lucky to have a pharmacy with extended hours like theirs. All of the employees are extremely knowledgeable and strive to answer every question I have whenever I am there. It is always a pleasure to visit and do business with people so dedicated to serving their customers. The wait times I have experienced have never been excessive at their stores. It has never taken more than a few minutes for because I usually call in my prescriptions before hand and pick them up later.

Well since I have been there only twice, both times experience was great not just because of the flexible hours but because of the waiting time and overall process/experience. People who work there seem very knowledgeable and they gave me really good diagnose and advice for my future life. Because of that, and considering their level of knowledge and understanding of my situation I would recommend them. As I mentioned before I am satisfied because everything was perfectly organized so I didn't have to wait for so long. Staff was also amazingly pleasant and made waiting time better. I didn't have to wait a lot so I waited for understandable amount of time. I am really satisfied with outcome. After consultation I have learned a lot and I wanted to become member of reward program.

Hours have figured to be what I need to complete my transaction and store is located near where I live. Also they were very helpful on my needs. The people were very knowledgeable and knew what my needs were. I would purchase more from this store in the future because of the service I received. The wait time was very short because I order my prescription ahead so it would be ready for pick up when I got to the store. This made my waiting time almost zero. I'm not in the rewards program because I'm not in the area all the time. When I more to this area I will probably join the rewards program.

The Publix Pharmacy that our household frequents is open from 8:00 AM until 7:00 PM, Monday through Friday and on Saturdays 8:00 AM until 4:00 PM. They make it convenient for us to fill prescriptions and to get by for flu shots. The technicians and staff at Publix Pharmacy seem to be very knowledgeable about generic versus name brand and are able to give fairly firm dates when a specific prescription is out of stock. Also they keep you apprised on potential side effects and problems combining with other prescriptions. The wait times are usually not too long. Often we order by phone and wait for a call; other times we go to the desk to place an order and do grocery shopping. By that time the prescription is often ready to be picked up.

The pharmacy at Publix is open during hours that are very convenient for my family and I, and since the store is conveniently located near my family's beach property it is easy to get there during their hours of operation. The pharmacists at Publix are very knowledgeable and helpful, and I trust their recommendations and expertise to the utmost extent. The pharmacists are always ready and willing to offer helpful advice. The pharmacy staff at Publix works hard to ensure that their customers do not have to wait any longer than necessary to receive the prescriptions that they need. I have never had to wait very long at all! If there is a rewards program I'd happily join and recommend it to others, but I'm not aware of any rewards program being offered at the location nearest to my home.

I usually go in the afternoon so it wasn't much of a problem. Since I just went there to pick up a prescription, I did not get to interact much with the pharmacist. There was no long discussion or interaction. I don't think I've waited longer than 10 minutes ever at Publix. I would recommend the wait time.

Their hours are very suitable. Always open when I need to make a trip there for a prescription fill up. Very convenient and great service. Very knowledgeable when it comes to any questions I have asked. Always have received well thought out and accurate answers. Very much specified it. The wait time isn't too bad. Like any other place you go to. There will be a wait time but it's never been terrible. Always been reasonable. Don't really know much about the reward program but heard it's great to have and I will be checking into this program as soon as possible.

They have flexible hours for whenever you need them. I also had to contact some support for a minor question and they were able to answer my question and make sure that I wasn't confused. They were in depth, and if I didn't understand what effects something could have or if I just wanted to know more about my medicine they were always glad to help me know. Fast and efficient and they always get my prescriptions right without me having to wait for more than 15 minutes so I can go back to my day. Their regular service is very well.

Open when needed. Never too busy or blocked up. They are kind and can get in and out fast. Easy to work with had a good time. Nice. They know what they are doing. Any questions I had they had all the information that I needed. Did not have to wait for them to look it up or read it to me. No wait time at all. Did not need to sit and wait around for them to come and get it. They were fast and had no problem giving it to me. Good reward program. Happy with what I get out of it and all the benefits and good too. Have not problem with it at all. Glad to have it.