Walmart Pharmacy Reviews

Was told on February 2, 2017 that ** 25mg for my mother in law would be in on the 3rd. The next day we arrived to pick it up to be told they don't know who spoke with me but deliveries come on Tuesday. Presented today February 6, 2017 to pick up med. This time I am told that I will get a partial fill (3 pills) as the remainder won't be in until Thursday February 8, 2017. I give up! Taking all meds and transferring to Walgreens. ** is a med that must be continued. Being told three different things is really not acceptable.

Tonight was the last straw after two days and I don't know how many phone calls and trips to the store and still no prescription. EJ the pharmacist is rude, incompetent, and could care less about the customers. I will never step foot in another Walmart as long as I live. They left me with no medication for the night all the while whining about needing to get home, no one seems to know what the heck is going on or did anything to help. If Walmart was smart they would fire the whole unprofessional staff and start over!

I've never had a problem with this pharmacy. The pharmacist caught an error when one of my doctors prescribed a ** medication for me and I'm allergic to **. They contacted the doctor's office and got a new script for me (without **) and this was late on a Friday afternoon. The wait time isn't bad, but I'm impatient and it seems to take about 4-5 minutes to complete each person's transactions, including mine. They do not have a reward program that I am aware of.

My main reason for using Walmart pharmacy is that the store sells many other things. However, you do have to wait about 1/2 hour if dropping off a new prescription when they're busy, but at least at Walmart you can get other shopping accomplished or find interesting things to look at while you wait. Once, I phoned in a refill and it was not ready when I arrived the next day. Also, once when I picked up prescriptions, one was not in the bag and I had to drive back to town and wait for it to be filled. Usually things go smoothly though and prices are good.

Overall they were good in all categories. I don't have much experience or more like ailments to need to fill prescriptions from the pharmacy. However, I find the pharmacy in my local Walmart good on providing me with the information I need and a price better than any other local pharmacies.

The Wal-Mart pharmacy I use has no reward program but I have never had any trouble. If they cannot get it where you can afford it with discount Rx cards, they will tell you which pharmacy will be able to.

Been using the Walmart Pharmacy on Route 7 in Norwalk for the last three years and the experience has always been pleasant with the exception of the costs related to the prescribed drugs. Having said that, they are still the cheapest and better than most by comparison to any Walgreens, Rite-Aid, etc.. They're also convenient to me travel wise, and they're accommodating and knowledgeable. They are the 'go-to' pharmacy in this area of Fairfield county.

A lot of the time they don't have what you need and they offer a couple of days to get you through. They are very slow, not very friendly and don't always get Rx right too many times. Left to another pharmacy.

Hours are not bad but not a 24 hour pharmacy. The pharmacist don't seem to be any worse or better than any place else. The wait time is terrible. Often the phone system will say it will be ready in a few hours then I go there and find out they don't even have it and it's not ready for several days. They don't call you to tell you it's not in. They make you go there, wait in line only to find out that you wasted your time. But they have lower prices.

I go to a neighborhood market so it's smaller. Small town feel, pharmacist's get to know you on a personal basis and most of the people at the pharmacy know my name so I love it. There's no reward program but great prices as always!

I'm pleased with the services Walmart provides. Compared to other pharmaceutical companies or drugstores Walmart is the one I choose to shop with. The pharmacists are caring and understanding about any questions you might have about the medication and I wouldn't go anywhere else because of their courtesy.

Oct. 2, 2016 I went online for my medication refills. I picked them up Oct. 4. The next day when I started my refill of ** I noticed it looked very different. I call the pharmacy but was told sometimes they get their meds from different companies therefore they may look different. I started the medication. After taking it one morning and try to drive I had to pull over and call someone to pick me up. A couple of days later I had to go to the E.R. but didn't take my meds with me. After almost two weeks of taking this I was retaining so much fluid I became short of breath just walking across the room. I went to my primary care doctor this time taking my meds. I wasn't taking **. I was taking ** a narcotic. I went to the pharmacy manager who laughed and said “I bet you were sleeping a lot.” He went on to say they had not carried them by that company for sometime but I was promised answers. He never called me and refused to take my call.

They are always there ready to help with any questions or problems that I may be having with a doctors offices. They not only help with prescriptions but also with over the counter products. And they can tell me when its time to maybe see a doctor.

I've never had to wait more than 10 minutes to pick up the prescription and if they don't have what I need in stock they will order it and I will normally have it within 24 to 36 hours. Also, the pharmacist is knowledgeable and the counter staff is friendly and helpful.

Walmart is convenient for everyone. If you need it, they got it. Having other stores to franchise with is a way to do business. Walmart service me like no other. There were time when I ordered prescriptions. They were prompt when telling me that they didn't have it. They called around to find out who does. If possible, they placed orders to have prescriptions sent to the patient's address. Walmart is my number one department store. In choosing Walmart, they are the most effective and efficient way to buy prescriptions.

The people are always friendly and professional. They are awesome, but the wait times are sometimes excessive. When a doctor prescribes medications that may have a problem with others, the pharmacist is quick to advise...

I am satisfied with service. The people are great, always smiling and ready to serve you. They will answer any question you might have regarding your prescriptions and will even call the doctor's office if something isn't right. I have never had a bad experience and actually love the professionalism from all the staff. I would recommend Walmart pharmacy to all my friends. The experience is well worth it and so are the prices. Plus you can shop while you wait or just browse. My favorite place is the craft section. Always love to see what they have. Who could ask for better a place where you can get all your needs.

I go to Kroger pharmacy because the store I was getting my supplies closed and some of the employees from that store went to Kroger's and so did I. They're well stocked, quite knowledgeable, friendly and have a convenient location.

The past 2 times I've tried to get my medication filled the people at the drop off counter have had to see my ID. They take it and write all over my script. Maybe there are new FDA rules? But explain what you are doing please? That wouldn't be an issue if they didn't then tell me it could take hours OR DAYS to have this med authorized by the pharmacist. NOT my insurance... a person who decides if it's ok to fill a medicine. A preauth is PERFECTLY FINE... that I understand because the meds are expensive.

They have always did a great job. From day 1 when I went into Wal-Mart they've always helped me and they have good personalities. The pharmacist is very helpful describing your prescription and how to use them. They give you a smile, your prescription and tells you to have a good day.

They have no rewards program and sometimes doesn't have medication in stock. They have a considerable turnover of staff and good prices generally, but not always.

There is no reward program and the wait sometimes is long to tell you they are out of your prescription. Also, the reps are not very personable. Line's long unless time it right, and they're closed on Sunday for lunch break which I never knew until it happened to me. Their hours' real short when Sunday is a lot of people's day off.

The price for prescriptions is a huge help for seniors. My Medicare RX plan has doubled this year, my bad... I trusted AARP to take care of us seniors. Now I will have a difficult time paying for a plan that I am not even using because Walmart is much better priced for scripts. Had I researched in October I would not be with AARP Medicare RX plan. I would be on the Walmart plan. $22.00 a month instead of $72 a month!!

I love the saving, but you have to in long lines and they close for lunch at bad times. I go there cause they have $4 medicines, but not crazy about the lines and wait times. Wish they had a drive thru service, but otherwise I like it.

Wal-Mart is a nice place to shop and it's close to home. The workers are pleasant and the store usually has what our family is shopping for. When we're shopping if we can't locate an item they don't mind helping us look for it even if they need to go in storage to get it.

I'm very happy with their services, and they answer all my question so I understand them. I can only say how happy I am with all services that Wal-Mart pharmacy has to offer.

After having an issue in the Pharmacy at the Ontario, Oregon store, I attempted to contact the Corporate office! I called the toll free Walmart number. The women who answered was polite, listened to me and read back what I said, it was correct. She then stated the Pharmacy was a separate entity, she would send my issues to that business. I was told that someone would call me within three business days. I waited seven business days and called Walmart back. Talked to another polite woman; repeated the same issue and was told I would receive a call from a Supervisor because no one called me. Well, it is now six months later! My issue wasn't big but I would LIKE an answer!!! I know Walmart makes many millions of dollars each year (probably each month), but we all deserve a listening ear!!!

This is the worst pharmacy service ever. Our family uses this pharmacy, including to purchase meds for our French bully. Every time I take a prescription for our dog, this store loses the script or it's misplaced, and it take one or two days to get the medicine. For our human meds, the store routinely takes 60 minutes to 3 hours to have prescriptions filled. Never mind the six to eight Walmart coats behind the pharmacy counter working. This time it took two days and a phone call to the vet before I could get the meds for my dog. When the lines waiting to pick up meds becomes long, the cashiers pay no mind to the 12, 13, 14, 15 people waiting while getting into conversations with the customers and most of the customers are too ignorant to remember the number of people STILL waiting. Last, The cashier checking me out was extremely rude and hateful.

I am a patient taking ** for about 2 years. As of this years the pens for this 5 times the strength ** was available. I take a high dose of ** every day due to my condition. I use from 50 to 100 unit from a marked syringe **. This means the dose in ** is at Maximum of 500 units per day. I am explaining this because the pharmacist did not understand the dose amount conversion and I could not fill the prescription. I understood the Prescription must be in ** dose units and that was ok and so I proceeded to call my doctor to write me a new Prescription with the right units dose per day of 500 units. I tried for a week calling my doctor, according to his office manager the Pharmacist gave him the advise I was wrong in the dose and do not write the prescription out, it is too dangerous. This office manager then relayed the issue to the PCP and listened to the ill given advise that was way out of line on the Pharmacist.

The only medication that seems to lower my blood pressure is ** which has been only available in brand name version, not generic up until recently when the patent expired and now it is manufactured under the name ** instead of **. Today when I went to the pharmacy I was told my insurance would not pay and that my medication would cost $220. They said they faxed the doctor for another covered drug but no one had gotten back to them. They never told me they would do this, I don't want another medication. I have been taking ** for almost a year now. My insurance has been paying for it all along. However now, apparently because ** is available and a lot less expensive they will not pay for the brand name version. Apparently they refused to pay for the generic equivalent as well. This is for a heart patient that has an enlarged aorta.

I have an ACL tear and hobbled to the pharmacy for pain meds. I didn't have my drug card and asked the girl if it was ok with my health card since I'm in Trenton at my sister's and not in Belleville. She said ok and gave me the beeping pager. I hobbled around the store and returned to pharmacy when pager went off only to be told it's not ready. As I sat with tears rolling down my face, learning my blood pressure is through the roof, I was told I need my drug card in Belleville! Thanks if I don't die first!!!

Every time I go to pick up my medicine the head pharmacist wants to tell me what I can take and wants to withhold my medicine so I end up calling my doctor and having a big problem because the pharmacist thinks he's my doctor. We get medication because we are sick and to put us thru extra stress is unfair and simply wrong. The other problem is the language barrier.... No one speaks English so it's always a miscommunication and occasionally I get so upset I feel like I'm going to pass out. Third, they take forever to call you and it's always people complaining and walking off cussing it's like crazy to get a prescription and I think it needs to be looked into and so I'm going to change my pharmacy because I'm sick and I'm feeling worse when I leave the pharmacy.

Walmart Pharmacy in Payson AZ is a crap shoot at its best. The ENTIRE staff are RUDE and HATEFUL to say the least and WalMart Pharmacy online is ** as well. I am going to take my business to Walgreens or CVS from now on. Because WalMart Pharmacy as a whole is **. You stand in line for what to save a few bucks to only get up to the counter to be treated like crap by rude and disgusting associates. Then you are treated like a criminal and have to go over to another line to get the same drugs you have gotten for YEARS to have to be schooled by pharmacist that DO NOT speak clear english. WALMART is CRAP for nothing.

I have went this Walmart three times. The first took them 1 hr 45 min to fill my prescription. They kept telling me they did not receive it from the doc. office yet (I HAVE FOUND OUT WAS B.S.). THE SECOND TIME TOOK THEM 1 1/2 HOURS TO FILL (SECOND TIME WAS 2 YEARS LATER). The third time they told me the same ** as before, then after an hour they told me they did not have the product. In today's tech world they should be able to tell. I was told by the doctor that they are told to tell the customers that they have not received the prescription yet but the truth is they have but it has not been fill yet. How about the truth. I went to Walgreens after the third visit at Walmart. WOW what a difference. The total opposite. They just earned my business. Bye Walmart.

After using another pharmacy with indifferent service and a 24 hour refill time, I decided to try the Walmart pharmacy, store 1164. I was amazed at the phenomenal experience I have enjoyed over the last few years. I am served immediately. The whole staff always ask about my teenage daughters. At most I only have to wait 15 minutes for my prescription to be filled. They will take the time to take customers to the locations of over-the-counter products they inquire about. Pharmacy Manager/Pharmacist Yasmin, Pharmacist Lauren, and the entire staff work seamlessly to provide this important service. I have also noticed the professional service which they provide other customers, as well. I feel total satisfaction every time I patronize this pharmacy!

Upon going to pick up my son's Rx (a UDI of **), being disabled, unemployed and broke I was really with crossed fingers of getting out with the generic equivalents tonight. With my son's father's med/Rx coverage he gets $5 generic scripts and $40+ brand. Tonight at 7 pm when the cashier at my Super WM told me the price I of course was taken back, saddened and asked if it comes in generic? The cashier gave me a puzzled look, told me she don't know what's what, called the pharmacist (a new one I have never seen btw) over who I asked again, by chance this one (pointing to the bag with the asthma inhaler) come in generic??

Every month I have dealt with Walmart taking days to fill my prescriptions but the last 2 weeks has been just absolutely ridiculous. They refused to fill one of my medications and told me my doctor had to fill in additional information or I had to call my insurance company to find out what they covered, which my doctor's office said is never done. It is the pharmacists' job to call the insurance company, not mine.

Dropped a simple eye drop prescription off with all my required documents. The drop off woman told me 20 minutes, gave them that long, came back and they told me an additional 15 minutes & were very rude when I asked how many people were waiting ahead of me. She proceeded to tell me to basically deal with it and there was nothing they can do and I'll be taken when they can get to it all while multiple techs stood around with a smirk on their faces. Very ignorant and condescending hand should be trained on customer service skills and giving proper timing.

Monday our son's prescription for a lower dose of medication was sent to the pharmacy. The Dr sent it for generic and the insurance only pays for the name brand. So we called the Dr and she sent over the correct script. It was for 20 mg **. Our son has epilepsy and the ** is an addition to his seizure medication to control seizures. His dose was lowered on Sept 6th due to his levels being too high. We filled at a different pharmacy (which has limited hours) his old dose of the higher ** on August 27th. When he went to the Dr on Sept 6th we were told to immediately lower the dose.

We rarely get prescriptions. My husband had dental surgery and we had to get 3 prescriptions. Went to Walmart Pharmacy on Redbud in McKinney. Dropped off the prescriptions. Came back in 40 minutes to pick up and find out that I needed to provide the insurance card when I dropped off so I had to go back to drop off window. The tech did not know how to apply our insurance card, said because the card shows 12/15 it must be out of date. I call the insurance company and they explain the insurance was renewed annually in Oct and cards were distributed before the first of the new year. The insurance rep reviews the same information with the tech and she finally approved it. So I spend another 35 minutes waiting on all this to get done. Totally inefficient and unnecessary, Walmart needs to train their techs better.

It was on the weekend and no other pharmacies are open during these hours in a small town, so I was stuck with Walmart. I had my prescription called in there and went to pick it up. Waited 1.5 hours, and they said "another 30 minutes." I was done. Older ** lady was VERY rude and I needed to get into bed. I planned to return in the morning for the meds. After checking the sign to make sure they would be open, I returned on Sunday. Pharmacy was closed! My lesson is NEVER use Walmart again. I am a local nurse and I will make sure to pass on my experience to my patients. I believe in paying for good service and I will stand on that again by using my small local pharmacy. It is worth every penny.

I was released from a Hospital this past Saturday. Wal-Mart was nearby the interstate on our way home so wanting to hurry & get home & get in bed, my wife stopped and ran in to see if she could get my meds filled in a timely manner, explaining about her ailing husband being outside in the car. She was told there would be a security check since the meds were narcotics. Unbeknowing to her, they got my cell number from their records and called me and told me I would need to answer a number of questions before they could fill it. They asked if he was aware that I was in the store trying to fill his meds. They even questioned him about what kind of surgery he had!!! He told them to come out to the white Chevy Equinox in the corner parking lot where they would find him, unable to walk with leg pumps on each leg and they could verify his reason for not coming in!! Unbelievable!!

Pharm Tech named Demitri at Beaufort SC store was very helpful in finding the appropriate log ins for me to utilize manufacturer coupons to help reduce cost of 3 ophthalmic Rxs from $700 to $360. She took the time and interest in assisting me in my first Wal-Mart Rx experience. I will now transfer all my Rxs to Walmart.

First of all I do not like going to Walmart. Several times I've had bad experiences with the service in Walmart and the situation that the parking area. Being a disabled person is difficult for me to get out. I do drive but I can never find an electric scooter that either works or is charged up to use. My complaint is not about my purchasing a pharmaceutical item. It is more about the Privacy a customer has in the pharmacy. I could go on about this but I don't know how much time or words I can use. I came to pick up a prescription and drop off a prescription so I didn't have to go back again to pick up the one I was dropping off.

I want to start by saying, I am by no means perfect and have made many mistakes through out my life, as everybody makes mistakes, it's just how it is. Anyhow... a few years back I was getting a medication that I needed to see the MD every month, and need to sign a contract that I would not get this medication from anyone else but her (no it's not pain meds). Everything was going good for the first 3 months and all of a sudden I get a letter in the mail saying she cannot be my physician any longer because I was seeing another MD. I was so confused, I called the office and they confirmed what the letter said. Of course I argued and said that I was not seeing anyone else etc.

I spend over $2000.00 dollars every month at the Dublin VA Wal-Mart. My complaint is having to talk to the pharmacist every time I get a prescription refilled. If it is a new medication I would understand but this is medication I have taken a long time. I was told today (7/25/16) by a very rude cashier (she is rude all the time. Her name is Amanda.) it was store policy and she refused to give me my medicine until the pharmacist said it was ok. I have talked to the pharmacist before and they have never given me any information that my dr has not gone over with me (I am not complaining about the pharmacist. They do a good job.). If I have a question I will ask to speak to a PHARMACIST but I will not be forced to talk to one. My Dr takes care of me, not the pharmacist. If this is store policy somebody needs to change it because I hate it.

I called my refill in 3 days ago. The tech then looked on another computer and discovered the birthday was wrong although this had been corrected 2 scripts prior. This was the latest in a slew of problems with this pharmacy. They blamed it on the dr.'s office. Although it was a REFILL. I walked over to the other area shaking my head muttering that it was always problems here. The clerk Christina looked up and rudely stated it wasn't their fault, they can't help what the dr inputs. As the transaction continued she remained rude and demeaning. I had stepped away, upset, then returned. I asked for her name and informed her that she had been unacceptably rude. She flipped her name tag around and stated, "Christine, do you want to speak to my supervisor? He's right there". He had witnessed everything.

I have been ill with my throat. Used Doctor On Demand. Got diagnosed with Strep. I cannot swallow without excruciating pain. Called the pharmacy and was told prescription would be ready at 11 am. Husband went to pick up prescription at 12 pm. He was told it will not be ready until 12:30 pm. He asked, "Why?" He was told other prescriptions were ahead of mine. That makes no sense. When I was told it would be ready at 11 am, wasn't there other prescriptions ahead of mine? I was on the phone with him and her tone of voice to him was nasty. God knows why I am so ill that I could not collect it myself. If you can avoid them please do so. You may die if your medication is needed to save your life.

I picked up 3 RX's after being at urgent care for an ear infection in both ears. I did not feel well at all. Wal-mart stores are always hot in the summer. I waited 30 minutes to get a RX filled that couldn't be called in. When I got back to stand in line a man was having difficulty and took some time (not his fault), but I picked mine up and she the tech said this one needs counsel. I said "oh the ear drops?" She said yes. I said "I don't need one - it'll be ok. I'm a nurse. I can hang with the ear drops." I was trying to be helpful. They were busy. I don't need counsel on ear drops. But, the pharmacist was trying to tell something (both ears are stuffed up) and I heard her say "there are two bottles to make 10 ml." I said ok and went home. Finally. The drops were for the eyes... so, I called to just ask if maybe it was a mix up... the person who answered the phone cut me off and set the phone down.

I am unable to login to my Walmart Pharmacy account online. After successfully signing in to my Walmart account, I select the link for "Pharmacy Account/Manage your Prescriptions", which takes you to the "Online Pharmacy" login page. You are then asked to enter your date of birth in mm/dd/yyyy format, and click the "Go To Pharmacy" button, but after doing this nothing happens. It just sits at the webpage, not displaying any error messages or anything. The "create an Rx Profile" link does the exact same thing; I also tried with a different web browser but that didn't work either. It's very frustrating.

I went to Walmart in Riverdale, Georgia. I went to fill a prescription and I did not have insurance so the pharmacy staff provided me with a prescriptions saving app that allowed me to purchase a much-needed prescription at half the cost. I am extremely grateful for the pharmacy staff as I feel they went above and beyond call of duty to save customer. This type of customer service is great and I believe should not go unrecognized. So great job Walmart pharmacy staff. Keep up the good work.

I filled several prescriptions on 6-3-2016. The pharmacist told me out his mouth that "we really can't do partial refills on narcotics" but did so anyway, without informing me when the medication would be available. So I called the pharmacy on 6-4-2016 at 6:48 shortly before they close and spoke with a pharmacy tech, that argued with me that they gave me enough to last me until Tuesday of the next week then hung up on me. First, I'm a nurse. They filled a 90ml bottle with instruction "take one or two teaspoons every 8 hours." That's 3 doses in a 24 hour period now from Friday to Sun that's 90ml so no pain medicine on Monday or Tuesday. 10ml x 3 is 30ml x 3 days is 90ml.

I am new to Idaho, but not new to Wal-Mart. I NEVER had a problem in California. The first problem I had with pharmacy I phoned ahead. I waited in line, RX had to be reordered? When I saw it was done the gal kept helping other people making me wait again? This last time I asked how many refills I had; I don't care how long your techs work there. They are condescending. I don't know, maybe the content of my RX's lead them to draw conclusions? Very unprofessional! The snickering/etc is unbelievable!

My visit to the east Meadow Walmart pharmacy was horrible!!! The pharmacy manager on staff was so unprofessional and rude. After picking up new prescriptions we were asked by the cashier to have a consult. After waiting in line the manager came to the window asking if we had questions we said we did. He gave us a rude response to what the prescription was and insulted the purpose of the prescription in front of several other customers. There is a reason why the consult area is covered to protect one's privacy!! And instead of explaining the side effects or any interactions was very rude and dismissive. We love the pharmacists in this location but with a rude manager like that anyone would lose employees and customers!! Very upset this is the customer service a manager would provide to the general public with something as delicate as medications!!

The experience was horrible and should not be in a national chain like Wal-Mart. The disappointment is making me not want to go to Wal-Mart at all for anything. The pharmacy staff has a lot of lack of intelligence to say the least. I had a prescription for a blood sugar monitor that has been discontinued and has been replaced with another model. I asked the new replaced model. The item sells over the counter does not need a prescription. But because my insurance covers it I had it. The pharmacist insisted on me going back to my doctor which will take a $40.00 deductible and a wait of about two weeks to get the appointment for me to get a new prescription for a $19.99 monitor. I asked for the same monitor in the prescription and she said she will order it for me then she came back to say that Wal-Mart does not carry this monitor anymore.

I have had issues when picking up rxs for family but only when involving CDs. Anytime it involved rxs for myself never ever a problem. Just because I have a 20 year association with 2 of the pharmacists doesn't mean they should violate moral and ethical standards they hold dear. I have never divulged this before but since pharmacy bashing seems to be THE IN THING TO DO I feel compelled to do so. Last year a weekend fill in rph who didn't know me from Adam was so empathetic. With my plight being 23.00 $ short for 5 new meds rxd for my mom he pulled the money from his wallet and made up the difference. I haven't yet seen him but I'll be certain to reimburse him for his KIND AND COMPASSIONATE ASSISTANCE.

The Walmart Pharmacy at Jordan Landing in West Jordan, Utah is not a good Walmart Pharmacy. I had a prescription transfer to them yet they refused to fill it because there was a date in parentheses that wasn't the same date as the fill date. Ok, I can understand that. This happened on a Saturday. Monday, I called my Dr to have them call the pharmacy to ok my prescription. I called the pharmacy to let them know I was waiting for my Dr's office to call them. While waiting, the pharmacy cancelled my prescription. I had to wait a few more hrs for the pharmacy to ok a new prescription. I do have to say, this is just the Walmart pharmacy at Jordan Landing. The Walmart pharmacy in South Jordan, Utah, on S Jordan Pkwy is excellent and very friendly.

Ok, so for anyone that's ever been injured and stuck on pain meds you literally know my pain when it comes to dealing with them (I was walking through the parking lot and hit by a truck and have had back problems ever since). I have been having the hardest time with these people. They will tell myself or my girlfriend that the medication will be ready within an hour or so; then when we drive all the way back to the store they tell us they couldn't fill it. Now I thought my prescribing doctor was in charge of when I should receive my medication not someone that counts pills all day. So I went through a time when the medication I was receiving wasn't enough. My doctor saw fit to change it and request that they fill the medication the same day due to the lack of effeteness the medicine had on me.

My husband is diabetic has his meds filled at a Walmart pharmacy. What a nightmare. Overcharged because Walmart sent the info to the insurance wrong. We had to call the insurance company to find that out. Told prescriptions would be ready in 48 hours, they never are. They are rude to their customers and they really don't care. After dealing with their half a-- service for the last year we are done. Have now transferred all our prescriptions to another pharmacy. Avoid the university ave pharmacy in St. Paul mn.

After properly signing into my Wal-Mart account, I select "Pharmacy Orders." I'm then taken to the "Online Pharmacy" login, whereupon I correctly enter my date-of-birth in the mm/dd/yyyy format. My browser is directed to the page that says "Recent Orders" and then the browser immediately brings up a page that says, "We are having trouble with your request. Please wait a moment and then try again." I've tried calling the 800-numbers provided by the local pharmacy, those provide at the website, and even the 800-numbers provided by Wal-Mart's help desk; now there is an oxymoron, "help desk." Once, they even said, "We will fix it. You don't need to call us." I've been trying intermittently for the last five (5) days to get this resolved, but to no avail. They can either fix it by the time I need the pharmacy again or I can see if my business is appreciated at a different company's pharmacy.

When trying to order a prescription from Wal-Mart home delivery the website keeps returning to STORE ORDER. Cannot review my prescriptions. Web page says "error not available". Will not renew Wal-Mart home delivery for prescriptions when my contract runs out. Wal-Mart likes to sell but no backup on problems.

My mother is scheduled for a colonoscopy and has to take a laxative in liquid form the day before the procedure. Her doctor called in the prescription six days ago. Today (on a weekend day) I went to pick it up and was told or was asked the following questions: 1) Had the doctor called it in at the last minute? (answer: no); 2) When was the procedure? (answer: in five days); 3) Could I call them in two more days to see if it was in by then?; 4) Could I return at that time to pick it up? If they had it because it is not in stock and is on backorder and has been for some time.

I am very sick and went to Walmart to get 2 prescriptions filled. For some reason ** cough syrup was not covered and they want $25 for a tiny bottle. The rude clerk had the nerve to tell me the RX cough syrup was the same as over-the-counter. I asked "Then why do I have to bring a signed controlled substance prescription?" I ended up going to E.R. the next day because of the prescription not being filled. The E.R. doctor wrote a prescription for a ** pill. The pharmacist looked at it and handed it back stating "We don't have this." I informed him he had a contract with my insurance company and their 50% refusal rate was not acceptable.

No matter which Walmart store I go to for filling prescriptions, the answer is always: NO!!! For some reason, they just don't want to fill prescriptions. They find every possible reason not to do so. Do they get paid for NOT filling prescriptions? The reasons are many: (for example) (a) prescription expired (when state rules state that prescriptions are valid for at least 6 months); (b) they don't take the discount card (when the discount card company clearly states that all Walmart and Sam's Stores take these cards); (c) they are out of stock (it does not matter what medication it is - they are always out of stock); (d) we only have one pharmacist working and it will take too long to fill (they are always short of staff - even on the busiest shopping days of the year, they don't have enough staff). It goes on and on and on like that.

Having worked in retail before I understand the purpose of many of the techniques used by the Sam's Corporation. As a consumer I often wonder when this giant chain will focus more on the customer vs. improving its horrible consumerism tactics. As I sit in Walmart waiting over 40 minutes for a prescription of 10 pills to be filled, I realize how tactical it is to tell all consumers erstwhile to wait unnecessary times to receive their prescriptions. However as I sit here with infection and fever of 101, I become even angrier with the lack of tact and care taken.

I helped my mother refill 4 prescriptions and got 4 confirms emails that it went through. A couple weeks later, I find out that only two went through. I went in to pick up with my mom and to ask what happened. I was told by two employees that my moms medicare expired and that we passed the two week mark for pick up for the two processed. It made no sense. She was denied her meds that were done. I get home, called medicare and was told that everything is fine. I also went online to check the status of the refills and for some reason, 4 other meds are refilled. The following monday, I called Walmart and the person on the phone told me that everything is fine and it was all processed!

Pharmacy at 6703 Leslie Road. This pharmacy and its employees are lazy and lie to your face. I have had scripts filled here for 4 years. Over the last year all you hear are excuses and lies. Last week called in refills 48 hours in advance was told they would be ready at 5 pm on Wed. Called before went up, they said we're ready. Arrived at 7 pm, my scripts weren't ready and wouldn't be until next day. These are very common scripts, no compounding or anything. For last year same excuse, we are short handed, or very busy.

I refilled an existing prescription on January 20, 2016 - The pills were for my skin condition - kind of an anti itch pill. A week later my skin had broken out really bad - my sleeping pattern was severely altered. A friend of mine looked at the label and said "Randy, this is an anti depressant and it's very addictive." I took the bottle back to Walmart and they verified they had made a mistake and gave me the wrong pills. They kept the wrong ones and gave me the correct ones - no drama I was ok.

I can remember at least for twice, I requested for refill and there was no medicine available. The first time, they notified me until I was in front of the desk to pick up my medicine. And their altitude is pretty bad, saying sorry with an facial expression and voice sounds like that was my fault. The second time, they left me a voice message. When I called them back, they are even impatient to hearing me explain why I called them back. They just told me that the medicine is not available without any apology. And the medicine will only available after 4 days!

As of 2 yrs ago, I am totally/physically disabled. I see a shrink, a psychotherapist, a urologist, a podiatrist, a rheumatologist, internal medicine doctor, a chiropractor, CDC doctors, a physical therapist and a nurse whom come to my home since I have to use Paratransit to travel with my walker. I am on approximately 15 different medications, and the list of maladies these treat is longer. All I do with my time is fight pain and go to see doctors who poke and prod me. I worked most of my adult life and raised two beautiful, responsible children who are now assets to society. I am on one narcotic pain medicine, which I refused at first because I was scared to take it. The pain beat into submission and I take it now, when the pharmacy has it in stock. It is hit and miss.

I have used the new neighborhood Wal-mart pharmacy since they opened. It has been great to be able grab a few things & pick up my scripts at the same time. I have stage 4 Lupus & spinal disease. So after leaving my nerve blocks my son runs by, less stops mean less pain. Wrong, on Jan. 01, 2016 we dropped off my two scripts, same ones every month, same orders. It what allows me to be home w/ my kids, they allow me a little but needed relief of some of the pain. On this day it was a few days early for my **, but my ** was due, which controls muscle jerks. When we open the bag, I was shocked. Instead of 60 there was only 30!

I went to Wal-Mart as doctor has sent prescription with my insurance details. The Wal-mart pharmacy slip says patient pay as $40. but the representative charged me $50. I have both Wal-mart pharmacy slip (40) as well as payment receipt (50). I asked the representative about it and person at counter said "It's typo error." This is totally wrong and wanted to know if it actually happens?

My son had a kidney stone crushed, removed and a stent put in. The doctor gave him a prescription and him several prescriptions and he had to wait 2 hours for his medicine to be filled. My husband has an elderly cousin that I pick up her medicine and I have been by the pharmacy every day after I get off work and it is still not ready. It may be ready today. I took care of a sick friend who had throat cancer and I had a terrible time with his medicine. Wal-Mart Pharmacy in Mullins is a mess. Unorganized and the personnel are not nice at all.

This pharmacy is the most unorganized and unconcerned place. My mother gets her RX filled here and they are never ready! Tired of their excuses. Tired of waiting! Tired of lies! Everyone that's waiting HATES THIS PHARMACY! Obviously, management needs to be replaced!

Every time that I go to Wal-Mart's Pharmacy, the associates on the clock are very snippy. I do understand that their job is stressful, considering the vast amount of customers that are unhappy about the cost/availability of their prescription. However, it is their job to be professional and courteous to each customer, and that is not distributed at the Johnstown, PA location. I had a prescription written by my PCP for **. I drove 20 minutes to our nearest Wal-Mart, where they told me they could not fill my prescription because my PCP forgot to sign the slip. Understandable. Instead of pointing out that my PCP forgot to sign off, the associate said "I CAN'T FILL THIS" and threw me the paper. "HE DIDN'T SIGN IT. THIS IS A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE. I CAN'T FILL THIS" loud, and bold. Understood but she did not have to be rude. Also, would it hurt her to call my doctor to confirm the prescription?

I have been filling my prescriptions at Walmart for as long as I can remember. They are always nice and willing to go above and beyond when needed. I was recently traveling and forgot a prescription I was taking at home. I called the nearest Walmart pharmacy at 7 pm on a Friday night asking if I could fill the script again that night, or if I can skip it for the weekend. The actual pharmacist for that location got on the phone with me, listened to exactly what was going on, and offered assistance. He researched the medicine extensively in order to give the best possible answer. He was willing to fill it for 3 days (out of pocket expense, filled it 5 days prior with insurance), but advised to just skipped the three days. He was extremely nice and helpful with the whole process. My advice, be nice to them, and they will be nice to you.

I have been on ** for several months and Wal-Mart is constantly out of stock. How can they always be out of stock on such an important product that is very high demand. Complaints to the store, pharmacy, district mgr fall on deaf ears. So I called Corp office and was assured someone would contact me but no one did. I have moved ALL of my families scripts to Walgreens.

Most disturbing about the Walmart pharmacy situation is that the pharmacy is NOT a part of the store's management structure. Complaints made to store management are wasted effort. I have been unable to discover any chain of responsibility within the company structure. I have been using Walmart pharmacy services for several years and have consistently had problems with prescriptions even though the pharmacists have changed. The store was recently renovated and procedures changed in that in order to drop off a prescription one must stand in the same line as those picking up prescriptions. What was a virtually instantaneous process now requires as much as thirty minutes. Of course, more time in line is required to pick up the the completed order.

I have been filling the same prescription at Walmart for at least 2 years. There seems to be a problem almost every month. Frequently, they are out of the medication and have no way to get it in for several days - a medication that is not supposed to be stopped abruptly. Additionally, the customer is not contacted to let them know if there is a problem - until they show up to pick up their medication. One month, an employee had neglected to put in a diagnostic code so the Rx was not filled. On questioning I found, there is no system that alerts them they have left out required information - it is not discovered until... you guessed it... the customer shows up and no Rx ready. So, no inventory controls and no quality controls. Transferred my Rx.

Switched to the Walmart pharmacy about 10 days ago. Notice now that my ** is no longer working resulting in extreme agitation, depression, anxiety. Went to pharmacy and asked them why the drugs they get from Pakistan don't work. They don't care. After I became upset they transferred the prescription to a Rite Aid where they get their drugs from Canada. I have experienced the same thing with previous ** refills in the past

I had a defective inhaler and I was suffering from asthmatic symptoms. The pharmacy assistant was some young girl. She did not even care that I was sick. She offered no assistance. The pharmacist as well said to call the manufacturer GSK for a new inhaler. It was over the weekend so I suffered all the weekend with breathing difficulties. Nobody cared that it could be a life or death situation. I will never use this pharmacy again and will shop less at Walmart.

No matter how many times I call to check to make sure my rx is ready, this pharmacy never had it ready. I have even received a text saying it was ready, came 20 min later and had to wait 30 min for it. On top of that the staff is rude, disrespectful and unhelpful.

The pharmacy did call me back and resolved the problem, by refunding me the amount paid along with crediting me $5 on a gift card. So everything worked out after all.

I was notified on Thursday that I had 2 prescription refills ready at my local Walmart (20 miles from my home). Today, Monday, I came to pick them up. It was already reshelved and now I am having to wait at least 30 minutes. Not happy.

No call to alert me 3 weeks post order. Pkg returned undeliverable. I called Wednesday. Staff transposed address yet refused to credit back meds returned. Closed Saturday. One month out I still cannot actually get meds locally due to Walmart order still showing Rx X 2 sent. Still outstanding visa charges for drugs not delivered. Incompetent.

Tried to fill my mom's prescription - it was a comedy of errors, to describe it lightly. The doctor ordered a quantity of 30 with six refills on 9 scripts. Pharmacist explained that she couldn't get a 90 day supply because that's not what was prescribed. I called the doctor and he called and spoke to the pharmacist. I later called to confirm the conversation with the pharmacist and was told the issue had been rectified and she could be prescribed a 90 day supply for her meds.

My doctor faxed in my 2 prescriptions about 3 pm in the afternoon. I went to 1700 SOUTH ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL, APOPKA, FLORIDA 32703 to pick up my prescriptions at 6:45 pm. They said they didn't have anything for me. I said it was faxed in about 3pm. They looked on their fax machine and it was never removed. Then they said I'd have to wait another hour. I said I'll come in tomorrow morning and pick it up. The next day, I went in at 12 noon. They hadn't filled it yet! They said I'd have to wait 30 minutes. These were just pills, one was prepacked. Never apologized for the inconvenience. Said, "this is the way we do things".

Walmart pharmacy Sierra Vista, AZ weekend employee yelled at me, asking questions about the differences between prescribed medicine and over-the-counter one. The weekend manager and other techs were giggling at me. They were all rude and unkind. It happened Nov 1, 2015 in the afternoon. I reported it to Walmart Corporate Office.

The cashier refused to check me out. Stated they only can check out 6 items. I had 20 and most needed the gun and not bagged and I didnt see a sign that states anything but waited 20 minutes there 30 up front and there was no one behind me. Vernon, TX.

The Wal-Mart pharmacy in El Dorado, Kansas advertises that they are open on Sundays but when I would go to their pharmacy on Sunday the pharmacy would be locked up and no one would be there. I would ask Wal-Mart employees if the pharmacy was open and they would tell me that it was open and when I would ask why the pharmacy was locked up with nobody working there they would say that they didn't know. It happened to me 3 different times before I had enough and started going to Walgreens. I know Walgreens is not open on Sundays but at least they don't advertise that they are open. I'll never use Wal-Mart pharmacy again.

Today November 2nd I went to the Roseville Walmart. The new one they build after they closed down the silver lake building. I hate it. I went to get a prescription filled and as I was speaking to the pharmacy tech the manager comes over and says "can you be quiet because you're causing me not to be able to focus on my work" when all I was doing was asking the tech why is my insurance being denied. How dare this grown women speak to a customer when her job is to be a professional? If she seen me needing some help and the tech wasn't helpful she should of came over there and helped instead of her saying that mess to me. I have been a loyal customer to Walmart so after I told the lady off and ask what is kinda manager are she kept staring at the tech and they started laughing. She then walks away and says "I'll just transfer it to another pharmacy" with a attitude as if I did something to her.

I'm not sure what this pharmacy's objective is when it comes to their customers, but if they are being paid to be rude and inconsiderate to their customers then at least we can say they're doing their job. The pharmacists do not care enough to answer simple questions about over the counter medications or anything for that matter and the technicians are just following the leader. One of the techs, Monique, literally told me she couldn't get my prescription ready in a reasonable amount of time because she "has other things to do this morning". I'm standing up here now waiting and she is the rudest person I've ever known, that's not even coming from a professional perspective. She should not be in the field of helping people. This pharmacy needs a major slap in the face!

The Walmart at Clearbrook, Roanoke, VA has continuously failed to provide acceptable service. It's one thing after another! There have been so many issues but the one below is a brief account of the latest AND the last occurrence of less than mediocre service (the polite/classy version). They never requested my refill from physician after requesting it three times. Then I found out they did request it, just under the wrong name... and filled it!

Well, I'm pregnant with my first child and I'm extremely sick, vomiting a lot. My ob-gyn prescribed me ** bec it's the only thing that works for me. When I ran out this time, for some reason, my insurance wouldn't cover it until the following Saturday. The pharmacy tech told me that he could give me 3 pills to get me through and then I can come back on Saturday to pick up the rest. I came back on Saturday only to find they would only give me three pills again! I asked why and they said that's all my prescription would cover, even after I've been given 30 pills at a time for the last 3 months. Turns out the tech permanently changed my prescription to 3 pills at a time, so now I have to go back to WalMart and pay 10 bucks every other day as opposed to the normal 10 bucks for 30 pills every 15 days. I'm changing my pharmacy and my prescription back as soon as I can. Thanks WalMart!!

These know it all mother ** nerd pharmacists gave me such a hard time filling my prescription for ** after it turned out I was breaking out in hives from the ** first prescribed which they only filled half of 45 out of 90. After several phone calls. Back and forth between Tulare Wal-Mart pharmacy and several phone calls from them to my doctor and my doctor to them and my doctor office to me and my doctors office back to them three days later I had my script. Mind you I've just been released from the hospital with three fractures in my pelvis and one through my tailbone and these nerds are treating me like a drug addict.

I was told that on a Friday after 5 the doctor would need to approve my ** refill. The pharmacist would not allow for a partial refill since it was not life threatening. As I tried to explain to the beautiful but misinformed pharmacist if you have ever suffered from ** withdrawal it's pretty darn close. If I'd of used CVS I think I would have had a different response. Never using Walmart pharmacy again.

My Doctor's office accidentallly called my prescription into the Bleachery Blvd Walmart pharmacy by mistake on Saturday, October 24, 2015. Later in the day I received a call saying they did not have medication to fill the prescription but could give me a partial prescription and medication, would be there on Tuesday. About an hour later they called to say they had none in stock, but that it would be here on Tuesday. When I went on Tuesday, the lady (I hate to call her a pharmacy tech because that would be an insult to them) said, "do we have your current number because someone should have called you to let you know that the prescription could not be filled." I said, "someone did call and said it would be ready for pick up today."

My physician emailed a request for a nasal spray and stated to apply nasally. The pharmacist refused to send it for approval to my insurance company because it did not state RIGHT OR LEFT NOSTRIL!! It was to be used for BOTH!! What an unprofessional idiot that didn't want to work at 8:15 PM. Let the insurance company deny it and I would berate them. But she smugly stated she would not even submit it to them as it was incorrectly written. Shameful. I am changing insurance companies so I don't have to go to Walmart next year. I can CHANGE Walmart. You're not the only show.

Anytime I come here it's always over an hour to get anything filled. There is 8 employees working, 6 of which are just talking and having a good old time back there like no one has anywhere to be. I'm done with this place. I'm going to Target from now on.

I had been with the Pendleton Wal-mart Pharmacy before and changed to another pharmacy because of them not having the medications on hand. I would have to wait up to 2 days before they could fill it, or they would send me to another pharmacy to get it filled. This year my insurance said that I needed to go to certain pharmacies to get the best price. I could of went to Safeway or Wal-mart, I gave Wal-mart a second chance. I had all of my mothers, grandson and my prescriptions filled just before we moved back to Wal-mart. BIG MISTAKE!!!!! I take a pain patch. When it was time to refill it and my grandsons prescription I was told "We don't have any", "It will take a week and a half to get some". I went back to the one I left Wal-mart for the first time. They had a month to get in the meds my family takes and they was STILL OUT even with the month notice.

Several times when the pharmacists tend to not follow up on getting authorizations for refills from the doctors. They depend on the faxing of the information which causes a problem when I have waited more than 3 days for the resolution. My wife gets her medication from the Walmart Pharmacy on Liberia Avenue in Manassas, VA and she gets authorization from her doctors for refills with no problems 100 percent without her intervention. Matter-of-fact, she refuses to put any of her medications at the Woodbridge Walmart because of what I explained. My suggestion is that a policy change is necessary. Faxing does not work all the time. Put an associate to follow-up by phone to keep the customers reasonably satisfied. I believe that what service is all about.

Dropped off RX. Vicky who works there asked for my license, gave it to her. She asked me to sign, I asked where, she threw the pen at me and said, "Here". I said, "Sorry, I didn't hear where you said." She rolled her eyes. I said, "You are rude." She replied, "You are rude" and then when I asked to speak to a manager, she pointed over there and then talked about me to the RPH and I heard everything she said about me. Store manager came and was very helpful and stated he would take care of it. I can't believe someone who deals with the public and pts all day hates their job so much that they can actually be so rude to them. I will be pulling all my RX and my families and never want to do business with Walmart again.

My husband and I get several prescriptions filled at Walmart in Romeoville, IL. monthly. I have a prescription for ** to refill on a monthly basis. EVERY MONTH they never have it in stock when my refill is due. I sometimes have to miss a dose or two waiting on my prescription to be refilled. This pharmacy needs to order more of this medicine if they have a large number of people that use it. This needs to be looked into immediately as this service is subpar.

I will not use this pharmacy ever again.. They won't fill my prescription as Dr ordered.. I will be using a different pharmacy as my Dr said they have half a brain.. and very rude people..

My son's prescriptions were sent by his dr hours ago and I get here to find out they're still not ready hours later. Employees let me know they put in store people first and mine are not ready yet... Wasting my time - priceless. Thanks!

North University St. Peoria, IL. - I have been dealing with numerous health issues since early December of last year. My experience with this particular pharmacy has been nothing but wonderful. They are always so nice to me, are extremely courteous, and have really looked out for me. Unfortunately I am currently taking five different medications, but I look forward to seeing my "friends" at the pharmacy.

On October 8th, I went to fill my prescription. Of course I was two days early. They said they would keep the written prescription, then I would need to call it in that Sunday. 1 day past the due date. I asked for the prescription back to take them to another pharmacy. Why? Because the month before they shorted me 15 pills. They gave me back the written prescription with writing and stickers on them. That said, I didn't feel comfortable taking them to another pharmacy with notes on them along with half torn off stickers. So, I went back to pick up the prescription, and was drilled as to what happened. I explained also adding the prescription they were filling was one day late. The pharmacist stated it wasn't and I pointed out the dates. He mumbled and became quite agitated. So, I waited patiently, they called me, I asked them to recount the prescription, they refused and stated they had already been coated twice.

This pharmacy will fill your whole prescription (including all your refills) at one time without consulting you first. This practice means more money out of pocket for you, and more revenue for Walmart. I should have a choice rather I want a 30-day supply... $4 or 180 day supply... $20, then the staff including the pharmacist withhold the real reason you're paying more. SHAME ON WALMART!

My four year old son had a very serious asthma attack last night that landed us inside the ER. After the doctors got his breathing under control, and my son was able to speak again, and after some monitoring we were discharged. We were given two prescriptions. The first prescription was **, in which we had some at home already that would get us through the night. The second prescription was a steroid by mouth, **, which we did NOT have any at home. We were released from the ER in the evening and were told to go to the Walmart pharmacy as they closed at 9 pm.

Every time we have gone in Walmart Pharmacy, there is a line all back down the aisle. They do not even acknowledge that all these people are standing there waiting on some assistance, They do not even look up and say we will be right with you or anything. Then someone in line may say, "can you please get another person to help?" They still do not say anything. We just stand there anywhere from 15 to 45 minutes. Then when you get waited on, the person that waits on you is rude and unprofessional. Will not say "how are you", "sorry for your wait", or "thank you" after transaction. This occurs ALL THE TIME. We are the customers and I think we all deserve to be treated better than this.

I saw an elderly gentleman being berated by the pharmacist today. Walmart on Trooper Rd in Morristown, PA. The guy had filled out a form to get a flu shot and he did not have his reading glasses with him. He signed below the lines but he still signed. The pharmacist was rude and berating to him and then threw him out of the store. He was not allowed to get a flu shot.

Ever since the pharmacy changed its phone computer system, I can't get them to notify me when my prescriptions are ready for pickup. I have talked to the staff and they have requested this to be done. However, they say it's a glitch in the system. This is since the first of the year. Please fix your system.

My Dr gave one prescription that I took in the same day, since they always take long. I ask my husband to pick prescription and a refill requested. When I look into the bag of prescriptions, I had it the 2 refills and none of those were the new prescription. That's okay, I said to myself, so I call Wal-mart Pharmacy. Lady told me that probably the doctor make a mistake. So I personally went to my Dr. They had show me that the mistake occurred at the pharmacy. What it really got frustrates and disappointed was that they lie to me, trying to cover up their mistake. The Dr. office had it to submit a new one thru the internet a week after the incident.

Sick people beware! In 2013 I had surgery for cancer and started chemo. I was diagnosed with high blood pressure at the same time and in May 2014 and again in August they filled the script for 75 pills rather than 90 days. I was sick from chemo (chemo brain) and wrecked by not knowing if I'd even be alive by the end of the year. I was new to prescriptions (I had never had a regular prescription before). The next time my prescription came up I caught it and saw they pointed out that the prescription said 90 days hadn't it? And lo and behold the fill clerk muttered she didn't know how the system would accept 75.

I went to the store to fill a prescription and the place didn't have enough in stock so I got a little bit shy of half. I was told that the lady manager at the pharmacy was a ** so come on another day. I returned the day the person told me to go 4 days after??? They wouldn't fill the prescription! She said the insurance wouldn't pay for it until 9 days longer? I filled the same thing the month before at a different place and there wasn't an issue like that! After calling the insurance company the people at Walmart lied!!! I was livid! The whole town of Seabrook is filled with trife inbreed scum and going there you see it all. I'm taking this situation to another level and make sure they don't lie to another customer. Believe me!

I have been waiting for my blood pressure meds to be refilled for over a week. It's not just a single store but all of the Walmart pharmacies in town seem to diametrically opposed to friendly service. I have literally seen associates laughing and smiling among themselves and instantly switch to a frown and sour look as they approach the counter. My insurance provides free Tier 1 prescription refills at preferred partner, Wal-Mart, so I have been stuck with them for a year.

I have had problems with the Walmart pharmacy from the beginning. They cannot fill a prescription within a reasonable time. I have finally given up. I submitted a prescription towards the middle to the end of August and as of 09/11 my prescription still has not been filled and they won't give me a solid date as to when it will be filled. I'm picking up my doctor's prescription from them and going elsewhere. I will NOT be going back!!!

I have used Walmart Santee pharmacy 3 times now. I pay out of pocket and cost is the primary reason. No more. Every time I go to fill they say 1 hour. And after waiting they either don't have the medicine or today after going over the script at drop off they don't understand it. The doctor is now gone and this is a medication that must be taken everyday. I have none on hand because they can't fill early. It's always rude, nasty employees who treat you like crap. I am done with Walmart. I'll pay more or use Costco.

I went to Walmarts Pharmacy located at Mayaguez Mall Shopping Center to buy an important medicine for my aunt, on Saturday 5, 2015 at 12:30 PM. I was glad because there was only 1 person before me. The lady had a piece of paper written by hand that said: "CLOSED FROM 1:30 - 2:00". She told me to go back later after 2:00. I asked why, because it was almost empty, and it was 12:31 and the paper said "Closed from 1:30". It was almost an hour, and all I wanted to know was if they have the medication and more or less the price because it was cash.

I sat for over an hour for my prescription and then was told it could be at least another half hour. They were NOT that busy. I walked away WITHOUT my prescription and now have to make another 30 min drive tomorrow to pick it up. I will never use Wal-Mart pharmacy again, your workers stood around talking while people were waiting to be helped. It was like this years ago and never changed. Only reason I went there today was because my pharmacy was closed for the labor day holiday. Get better help, update your equipment, maybe you stop losing customers. Thank you.

I took a prescription to Wal-Mart and I was told the wait time was 60 minutes, which is double the usual wait time. I need the medicine so I decided I would wait and pick up a few things. I saw that the man in front of me on a cane was told that he had to have pharmacist counsel him about his prescription. He said "I do not want counseling, I have been taking this prescription for years." They would not give him his medicine until the pharmacist came and talked to him about the prescription. The cashier said it was a new Wal-Mart policy. Then he had to sign that he had received the counseling. Are they billing for providing counseling by the pharmacist and making it mandatory?

I was going to my Walmart in Concordia, KS to get my new prescriptions filled. I had the scripts in had from the college MSN, APRN, FNP-C. I went up the counter, told them that I would like to have these filled. She asked who wrote the scripts and I told her it was the college Family Practice APRN. She started scrolling through her system. She said "Did your school Health Counselor contact us in any form?" I said, "I don't think so" I think that is why she handed me the scripts. "Okay, well because you are from a college, we have to have 2 forms of confirmation. One in script form, and another by phone, fax, email etc."

On August 22nd 2015, I call the pharmacy to a have a ** prescription filled. I actually went to the store on August 31st to pick it up. When I arrived they told me they had restocked it and would fill it again. After getting the prescription and going back to work I opened it up and found that 30 of the sixty pills were missing. I called the pharmacy immediately and spoke with the pharmacist. She told me knew the person who filled my prescription and they had counted their pills and all was well and I was wrong. I ask them to look at their security cameras and was told she could not. Something is rotten here. I was to receive 60 pills and only got 30. I called Walmart customer service and they said this is serious and would investigate and I would get my medication. Time will tell and I will report what the outcome of this is.

Walmart pharmacy in Patterson CA, held my prescription for about 2 weeks and when I went to pick up my prescription they just refused to fill for no apparent reason. I have my doctor's phone number and the clinic I go to is local. I want to know why they did this to me. Why didn't they just tell me when I dropped it off. I will get all my family members to stop using this pharmacy. The lady is nothing but rude to me and just threw my prescription back and walked away not giving me a reason. Like I said earlier if something seems suspicious my doctor's information was right on the prescription. I am very disappointed and angry at this person that was nothing but rude not knowing my medical reasons. I want an explanation.

Can anyone tell me what to do to get help with the run around with the pharmacy? They are constantly out of multiple medications. Who is in charge for such a poorly-ran area of need? They make me want to give up on medical care. :(

I took my prescription into this horrible Walmart pharmacy. They had two people taking in prescriptions and there was no privacy at the drop off window. I was told it would be ready later. I said “Ok. Can you text me when it's finished?” She said if it's in the system Which it was so. After I looked around the store I got a text and headed over to pharmacy with ice cream in my cart and all. I was up next to get my daughter’s pills. Guess what happened. The pharmacist filled capsules when the pills say tablets only and I was supposed to cut each pill and give my daughter them this way, doctor’s orders. I asked why are these capsules I have never had them this way. He said “Well if you have a problem take it up with the medicine discount card place.” I said “What?” He said “I'm not giving you tablets.” I got the prescription back and left.

We were given the 800 phone number to Walmart Specialty Pharmacy by the Pharmacist at Supercenter in Walmart in Branson, MO, because the local Walmart did not have the drug **. When we contacted the Specialty Pharmacy, they told us to go back to Walmart Supercenter in Branson and have them enter information in their computer so Specialty Pharmacy that Walmart owns, they can fill this prescription. My question is why hasn't the manager over Walmart pharmacies trained their employees how to do this? The customer shouldn't be the one that has to inform their pharmacist the proper procedures to follow. Walmart is starting to fall apart from within. Too bad Mr. Walton is not here to straighten their customer service out.

I had my ** refilled on 5/29/2015. The refill was for 90 days. I take one tablet at bedtime. My pills ran out on the 16th of August. I keep my pills in a place where no one can get to them. I called Walmart and told them I was short pills. They said I will have to wait until August 26 to get a refill. So have to go 10 days without my pills.

Was short 5 ** pills. They gave them to me. Now I count them while they watch. Not the first time that it happened. Why?

My bones in my arm were basically completely shattered in bicycle accident. Being held together by steel rods. I was having problems and confusion with my insurance company and knowledge of what pain medication I was supposed to take. I was in extreme pain. My doctor prescribed me a couple of different pain meds and I didn't fill either due to the fact that I was having problems getting to the pharmacy. When I finally was able to get down there, I was quite relieved because my sleeping had been terrible and every time I moved my broken arm it is like an electrical shock from hell. I took the prescriptions up to the counter at the Walmart Pharmacy in Laguna Niguel, CA. My arm is bandaged and in a sling. I gave the guy at the counter both prescriptions and at first he told me he could only fill one and which one did I want. I had no idea because I have never taken either before and I didn't know the difference.

I asked to pharmacist to transfer my prescriptions to another pharmacy since I have changed insurances and my meds are covered under another pharmacy. The pharmacist said that it was against Wal-Mart's policy to transfer prescriptions. She then said that they would put her on hold and she didn't have time to do it and it wasn't her job to do it anyway. So which one is it? Is it you can't do it or that you don't want to do it?

No consequences yet. I'm not stopping until I get to the bottom of what the problem is they have with me! My meds or my 7-spine surgeries. One tech is Heather. No problems. Follows directions, never bends rules. Now the other person, I won't share his name, has acted like god. I've been texted that my medications filled with an oint that ins paying. I go to get and get third degree. It's their text to me! Then I question it and all of a sudden, they are out.

They constantly don't have drugs in stock, saying they will be ordered, they never come in at the time they say they will. The website doesn't work or is offline most of the time. They tell you they will text your phone when the drugs are in, yet once again, they never do. Is there any oversight of these pharmacies?

Again for the third month I called a refill via the so called electronic refill system in to WM pharmacy in Canon City, CO. I live an hour away so it's a trek for me to go down the mountain to pick up scripts, so I called today to make sure my scripts were filled prior to heading down and again I'm told "no refill request was made". I see an NP as my primary physician and he has an overseeing licensed physician, whose name is on my file at WM and he has authorized my meds for over a year. The last three months, even though I call the refill in a week prior to the refill date I'm told it was a different doctor who sent in the refill authorization so they couldn't fill my script till they cleared up the issue with the name. It's the only licensed physician at the medical clinic and all my scripts have been filled under that doctor.

Ever since October of 2014 I have had monthly non-stop problems with Walmart. This month, Aug 2015 I am finally done with this company. They can never keep my records straight. They never pull up my manufacturers' coupons with my meds and get this. THIS month my insurance shows it was cancelled in April of 2015 when the pharmacy clearly can see I used it last month according to even their own records. I asked how much my two scripts would be cash... 588.00 when the coupons stated they wouldn't be over 65.00... go figure. Either they have some real incompetent idiots working at Walmart Creston store or they just don't give a ** anymore. Call into my Shopko pharmacy... wow no problems there. Seems my health insurance isn't cancelled after all... What morons.

I am almost 64 yrs old and Kemah pharmacy lied to me about when they would have my medication which I could die if I do not take. They sent me to La Marque, Texas and said pick it up. I got disrespected and really got mad because I got disrespected and lied to. I had to run around in 110 degree temps with humidity and got treated like a drug addict by two Hispanic women in particular. I was dizzy in one Walmart because of back and neck injuries and heat from the truck I told them no ac in it.. I was so upset I was shaking and had heart pains from the heat. They cancelled my meds and my doctor said that was a good prescription and should have been refilled. I ran around for 7 hrs to get this med filled because of Walmart pharmacy. They cancelled my med out and my doctor's office called it back in and the Kemah pharmacy told her they basically did not know when my medication would be in.

I have been using Wal-Mart pharmacy for the last 3 years. They are always out of my medication. First a few months ago they lost my seizure medication prescription. A lot of times they are out of my meds. On July 31st I had a prescription to be filled. They only filled me enough to last 3 days. 3 days later they still didn't have my medication. I was off my medication for 2 days. I went into the pharmacy to ask them what was going on. The pharmacist was very rude. I ended up having to go back to my doctor for another prescription and had it filled at CVS. I have now had all my prescriptions transfers to CVS. I will never use Wal-Mart pharmacy again.

Now that I went to pick up my refill which I called in this morning, it was NOT ready for pick up so they were scrambling to dispense them. They shorted me AGAIN. I have never had a seamless experience with any of the Wal-Mart Pharmacy. This was my last refill and my last time going there. Horrible service.

Every time I have gone to any Walmart pharmacy, not only are they rude and make me feel like it's an inconvenience to them to fill my prescriptions but they can't ever get it straight. I have been shorted and had to rectify this myself, and not only when they had it ready to pick up they still did not contact me to inform me. They had also been refilling ** (which I found out they aren't allowed to do) the last time they decided to follow procedures, they never told me. I found on my bottle it said 0 refills so I asked them. When they told me they can't refill ** I said "can you call the doctor?" They said "well only if he accepts faxes," I said "yes, he does."

Got discharged from hospital after open heart surgery on 7/14/15. Had to get 8 prescriptions filled at Walmart pharmacy, Pascagoula, MS. 1 prescription was wrong and I took it for 8 days until I had to have it refilled on 7/22/15. At that time they caught their mistake and corrected it with the right medication added to it. All my wife got from the pharmacy was "we sorry."

WalMart Pharmacy in Grants, NM - This particular pharmacy took over a week to get a diabetes medication for my husband. When it finally arrived I was told to give them an hour to fill the rx. Four hours later I am sitting here still waiting! This is typical service for this particular pharmacy!

I have been using your local Wal-Mart pharmacy since it opened many years ago. They have always treated us fairly and with respect and dignity. They have gone out of their way to find prescription medicines at better prices from different companies and have transferred all of our prescriptions to other Wal-Mart pharmacies when we leave for our 3 month "snowbird" vacations to Sarasota, Florida. When they believe our prescriptions may have been written incorrectly or at an improper dose they have informed us and have called our physicians to discuss their concerns, often resulting in corrected dosages or type of medication. In spite of the huge volumes of drugs that they process each day we are treated as valuable customers each time we pick up our meds. We could not be happier with any other pharmacy.

I had damaged prescriptions and called my DR. to find how to fix this. Well I was told to take this fax and the scripts to the pharm and they would call and get them verified. Well not only did they not call I was getting deodorant an aisle over and heard them saying things like "junkie tryin' to pull one over," then I waited until they said leave. Never heard back from them and I call up there well after DR. hours and they said "you have to go and get new ones from your DR." - knowing that I could not reach her at that time. I'm bipolar, schizo, ADHD, have borderline personality disorder, PTSD. They don't want me to go without one pill of any meds I'm on. If I were to lose it falls on you so you lost a lot business from my family.

On numerous occasions I have had to be a strong advocate for myself because of the problems at this location. Some staff just do not know what is going on and when you explain it to them they still do not get it. Imagine being an elderly person dependent on others to do the right thing. My suggestion would be to reevaluate the process and customer service within this department. If you need more details you can contact me and just request then I will be happy to share. Poor business when it comes to medications.

Every time I went to pick up my scripts, I had to remind them of my discount cards, they try to tell me they are outdated but never are. They are terrible, I can't recall the times I have gone there to find my scripts were not available after being told they were done. Finally had enough, I switched to a pharmacy that has wonderful workers and do everything possible to save you money, even taking the time to see if any coupons available... without me asking.

I called in as usual to have my scripts filled. Right on time like always every month. When I called to make sure that they were ready the lady told me that my **'s couldn't be filled until the 18th because that's what is written on the script. Ok I understand that, but I told her "I picked them up last month on the 16th of June ok." Then she said that there was another 1 that they were out of stock. "So wait just a second," I said. "Ma'am can I speak with your manager?" She said "yes but it's going to be a very long time." I said "I will wait." When Glen finally came on line I asked him about my **'s and why they can't be filled. He said "because the paper script says the 18th".

I quit shopping at the Mount Vernon, Washington Walmart because of the poor treatment of customers. I use to use their pharmacy. I took a prescription in to be filled and they told me it would be a 20 minute wait so I waited and then went to check to see if it was ready then they told me it would be another 20 minutes. Checked again and they said, "Sorry, we don't have that brand". Now why didn't they check when I first went there to see if they had that particular brand? Also they discriminated against handicapped people all the time. I have witnessed that myself. Corporate headquarters needs to shake things up in that store. Maybe the employees don't get paid enough but that is no reason to treat people the way that they do.

Every time my mom's prescription for ** is sent here they never have it in stock.

I am currently taking ** and I dropped my prescription off and was told it would be "hours" before it was ready, so I called and told them I would be dropping off a prescription and they then told me 45m. Clearly I was told "hours" due to the nature of the script. My husband is on 100mg ** and 800mg ** for his seizures. Walmart pharmacy would fill his script because of his **, there nothing illegal about that, but the pharmacist said they was calling his Drs. My mother is also on ** and prior to her treatment she was prescribed **... SHE DID NOT GET ** within 30d. The pharmacist told her she couldn't receive ** period due to having a prior ** script. AND NOW WALMART HAS CALLED MY HUSBAND DR AND THEY CANCELED HIS ** HIS SEIZURE MEDICINE DUE TO THE ** BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT FAMILIAR WITH THAT MEDICINE!

Yesterday I had made a complaint on an incident at the store. First thing this morning, I received a call from a marketing manager who manages the above location and all I can say is, WOW! The level of professionalism, in which this gentlemen handled my concerns speaks volumes! I truly am speechless and pleased.

On June 5th 2015 I went to my local walmart pharmacy and I've been using them for years now, same scripts, same doctors and to get pick up my scripts. Well on the 24th of every month I pick up ** 10 and on the 3rd of every month I pick up ** 7.5. I had back surgery and I use these 2 pain meds to help with my pain and now I was told I'm a drug addict by the pharmacist which I was numb when I heard that... I was told that they will not fill my meds unless I bring 1 of them back. They been given me my meds from day 1 and now they are pulling this. I'm in so much pain that I'm doubling up on my meds to make me somewhat comfy... I have foot drop on a walker back brace. I'm in so much pain that I need these meds. My PCP just don't write me a script if I have pills left. I get my meds every month. Just slander is enough so what can we do about this.

Tried to refill my prescriptions on 6/23/15. Never received. Reordered on 6/30/15. Complete ineptness and rudeness of Jess, the supervisor. Wal-Mart is squeezing every last dime out of anyone they can.

Walmart, Connecticut Ave, Norwalk, CT - Pharmacy staff is surly and contemptible refusing to follow through on a simple request to take a moment to verify my existing insurance. It was too much work for them. On the afternoon of Friday Jul 3rd I arrived to pick up my prescription that normally costs $6.60. I was asked to pay $447.00, this stunned me. When I protested and asked the pharmacist to verify my insurance coverage, she refused. Her excuse was "Jan 1st you changed insurance companies." The new one AARP, the largest, with the most leverage of any drug insurer, didn't cover this commonly used drug. I protested feeling her excuse was a way to get out of taking an extra step. The response was either I could pay or go home.

I bought my prescribed ** from Walmart after my Doctor prescribed to me. And after applying it on my face it turned allergic. And I had to go to urgent care because my face was very swollen and I had swollen gland. The Doctor advised me to stop using it and she gave me a steroid shot to stop the allergic effects. I called Walmart to check if I can return the ** and they refused to take back. This is so unfair since I spent 114.70 that told me that this was not covered on my insurance so I had to pay cash. They need to pack a small amount so we don't have spend too much. I wish I had shopped at CVS. They take back any prescription opened/unopened.

Walmart demands I pay a co-pay even though I have part B medical co-pay insurance. Then, when Medicare and secondary pay Walmart refuses to refund my personnel payments. Store I'm having problem with refuses to let me speak to store manager. March 2015 requested transfer of Rx to Walgreens. Walmart did not honored that request. Had to call my physician for a new Rx. Three months and Walmart has yet transfer any of my prescriptions. Six months and Walmart has not refunded private payments or acknowledge there is a credit on my account.

Went to Walmart to get some insulin for my dog and the woman gave me the wrong insulin. Looked the same but one is a ** and the other **. Idiot could have killed my dog.

Our Wal-Mart here in Burgaw, NC opened up a little over a month ago. The grand opening day I went over and filled out the information to transfer my prescription from Wilmington, NC Pharmacy that was 33 miles away from my home as Burgaw, NC Wal-mart pharmacy is only 2 miles from my home. Around 3 days after filing my paperwork to transfer my prescriptions, I called in my prescriptions and went to pick them up the next day and they had totally lost them. No record of them. It took all day to get it straightened out, but I thought, "Oh well, this is their first week."

I went to pick up my dog's prescription and as always the staff starts off on the unfriendly side. There was one person in front of me and no one behind me. When I stepped up to the counter I was given one of the two items I came for and when I requested my dog's other one they had a question that they needed answered. As I didn't know the answer offhand they told me they were going to close for lunch and I'd have to come back in a half hour. I told them that I was going to call my pup's vet and I'd get them this information right there and then. I was on the phone with them for a minute and they again told me they were closing for lunch. As I was just about to give them the info they needed, I told them I wasn't leaving and as they already started with my purchase without mention of their impending close I was going to finalize my purchase.

Walmart - Store 2538 Green Acres, Eugene, OR. I just went through the worst experiences in retail to date. To make a long story as short as possible; I have tried to refill ** for my breathing due to tumors on my spine. First dropped off the request 6-13, the female at the counter stated "don't you realize we close at 7 pm", it was 6:22? She didn't want to be bothered? Then left the request to pick up. 2 days later 6-15 find out it hasn't been done. Two days later 6-18 go in to pick it up, by this point I am completely out just to be told by the pharmacist ** they don't have the order and what do I want him to say, it's not his problem and "go to the hospital if you can't breathe." "REALLY." He asked what my problems was after several times of trying to explain what has happened without him wanting to listen. I stated at the moment "my problem is you being an '**'. I just need to figure out why after a week I still don't have my meds."

So today is Friday June 19, 2015 and I dropped off my prescriptions at the Walmart pharmacy in Selma, CA on Monday June 15. I went in today to check on when I might be able to pick up my prescriptions. I gave them my name and DOB and they said they had nothing on file for me (I use two different last names, so it can be a little confusing) and so I asked about my mother's prescriptions which I had dropped off on the same day and they said they also don't have anything on file for her. At this point I was getting very upset because my pain management doctor is a 4 hour drive from my home and I would not be able to get new prescriptions easily if the pharmacy had lost them.

My pharmacy is the best because they always ask if I need to speak to the pharmacist which I don't - I speak with my doctor but when I do ask a question it is answered right away. There's one Pacific woman who works at this Wal-Mart Pharmacy front registers that makes me feel great just the way when you're next in line she makes me feel that I have her 100% attention. It makes me feeling great and I wanted to tell people in Omaha if you shop at Wal-Mart Pharmacy nice people at the Wal-Mart - stop by the pharmacy on 132nd L Street. I her and all the workers at the store keep up the good work. Thanks guys these people. Thanks for my review and reading it. I walk away with a smile when she's there. I feel she doesn't judge me and that's what I like. Thank you.

I have been on ** for back pain. I have been to several Wal-Marts trying to get my medication. One pharmacy told me to come back when the doctor office opens so he can speak with the doctor and even then, he said there is no guarantee he will fill it. I am 53 years old and don't want the surgery so I rely on pain pills. I hate the way the pharmacy make you feel about your pain. I just got it fill last month at the same pharmacy. What is the problem? I have chronic back pain and I am so tired of going through the same thing every month.

I went to have my meds filled and like always, there's a problem at Wal-Mart pharmacy... any them, especially Lenoir City, Tennessee! I go up to the lady at the drop off counter and ask to get 3 of my medicine filled. (There was also a big ordeal about the meds as well, because obviously they don't know how to do their jobs and most of the time don't know what they're talking about anyway.) After I wait a few min, I go back up and say "Oh, I would like to pay cash for two of those please, don't put them on my insurance." She says "Okay and uh oh I forgot to call you back up and tell you, not don't have 'the enough' ** tablets to fill your prescription, I can order them and have them for you Tuesday." I said "I haven't had them since yesterday," she replies back "I can order them and have them here for you Tuesday." And remember, she said "I don't have enough to fill your prescription."

I was diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease from a doctor here in Colorado Springs and she has put me on a pill with the name of **... I told the doc to send the prescription to the WalMart Store on South Academy in Colorado Springs, what she did 2 days ago. I called yesterday morning if the prescription is there and ** the Pharmacist confirmed this.

Been waiting one hour with only one patron in waiting. Two pharmacists on duty could not care less. Cannot blame cashiers since they cannot take your money until product is ready. Antibiotics and pain medication. Not the first time either. Will strongly consider another pharmacy next year.

The appearance of the meds change frequently - size, color, shape, labeling. Frequent changes make it impossible for the consumer to know if they are getting the right medication or not. Also country of origin not put on prescriptions and personnel do not know that info. I was told a med I take was mfd in Maryland, USA when in fact it is made in China. Price also changes. I paid .02 cents for 90 day supply. Cause for happiness or concern???

I left my Prescription To fill my medicine and the employee his name Is **. He said he does not hold prescription and he was laughing about me even know he was a pharmacist.

On Saturday afternoon around 1:30, I went into Baytown Wal-Mart to pick up a prescription and as I walk to the line to wait for my turn the cashier finishes checking out the customer in front of her and looks up and tells me "going to lunch will be back in 30 minutes" and the gate goes down!! Really?? I let her know I was in line and the gate was still up when I was in line. Rudely she continue to clock out and leaves. Wow!! I'm so upset with this kind of service and will make sure not to use Wal-Mart pharmacy again.

This issue went on for years... we fill 3 heart meds monthly. Every single month at least one med was out of stock, the prescription was messed up. We were told it was not their fault, call our doctor, call our insurance, it's a computer glitch, wait 2 days & they'll have it (we live 47 miles away!) make another trip, etc. etc. Every single month something was wrong. We would call ahead, yes it's ready, then no it's not ready. Pharmacy manager ** (29th SW store Cedar Rapids) has been so rude and insolent we asked for the manager several times... he was always out & an assistant made excuses. I would love to talk to the actual store manager. Anyway, our employer (General Mills) hooked up with Express Scripts and we are getting excellent service by mail. SHAME ON WALMART, we do shop there still and refuse to deal with rude **. She should be looking for a job.

To my extreme dissatisfaction my Insurance chose Wal-Mart as our prescription provider. I cannot say enough about how unprofessional, unbusinesslike and uncaring Wal-Mart pharmacies are. Yesterday was the last straw! Today I filed a formal complaint with BCBS against WM pharmacies. I suffered a severe fall in 2013 that caused a whiplash and damage to my cervical spine. I have been on and off pain meds ever since. Each time I need to fill a prescription I call WM pharmacy a week in advance. They have failed 85% of the time to even order my medication. Seriously, I fill it every 2 weeks and it is not cheap!

Wal-Mart Pharmacy at City Square employee very unprofessional and refuse in any help at all on refill of prescriptions. I have others filled there but since 2 of them are controlled substance that I am for forced to take (since a 60 day stay at Wound Center )with MRSA which I caught with surgery at hospital). Most individuals and all medical staff are aware patients just can't stop taking abruptly or may cause serious if not fatal situation for the patient. I was told “no permanent Pharmaceutical Employee there and we don't have it.” I asked over and over “so it was not ordered?” Employee was rude. Said "We go through this with you every month.” Then she hung up. Also said "You were that I was the one shouting.” I have hearing loss but was not shouting at any time.

We spent 3 months in Boone, Ia. and used the Walmart pharmacy there. I had to use it at least 5 times during that time and each time was a disaster. If they didn't have enough to completely fill my prescription, they would say my insurance didn't allow it. I knew it would so insisted they run it again and then they'd tell me I was able to but they didn't have enough, so come back another day. This happened at least 3 times. I understand sometimes they don't have enough for 3 months but be honest, don't tell me I'm not allowed. If I have to come back, no problem but if I get only 1 month at a time it's more costly. There were other mix-ups and downright rudeness of most of the techs. I would call in for 3-4 refills and receive only 2, after 2 days after requesting them.

This has been ongoing for several months, but it took me until a month ago to find this out. I am a trucker, so I have to for the most part refill my prescriptions at Wal-Mart pharmacies as it's next to impossible to get a tractor-trailer to anywhere else. Lately, however, I have been home on weekends, so I am refilling my prescriptions at my local Wal-Mart in New Bern, NC.

Once again today I went to the Walmart pharmacy in Statesboro Georgia to purchase generic 12-hour cold medicine. I had purchased (1) box at the 1st of April. Today is the 25th of April. I went to the counter where they asked for my ID which I gave them. The guy came back and said I had been denied because I was over my limit. I asked them if GA state law was still 3 boxes or 9 grams per month or had it changed? I then asked to speak to the manager of the pharmacy. She came around and asked if the law had been changed. She said no it was 9 grams per month. I told her I had not bought but 1 box this month. She said she was sorry she could not sell me anymore. I told her in my opinion she was breaking the law. She said she was sorry.

I dropped my Rx and I stopped by the pharmacy after 4 days. I have been told "is not ready" then they found the order came. I wait till they finish, but not the full amount, so I have to have another trip to get the rest. Almost 10 days and no one call. It is not the first time. That happened 2 times before and the pharmacist has no experience and she does not care. Location WalMart pharmacy in 75th street, Darien, IL.

North Frederick MD Walmart -I had made this pharmacy my primary pharmacy that I used for a long time. I live in md but work in northern VA and Washington DC so I chose a doctor closer to my work than home Walmart pharmacy had been filling my prescriptions. I advised the pharmacist that I would be switching doctors, it was a little closer to home and they provide better care. He said "that was great." When I brought my prescriptions in they did not have the meds, to come back, this was on Friday 3/7/15. They told me to come in Saturday, their order didn't come because of the weather. On Saturday they said it didn't come, to try back Monday. On Monday they told me to come back Tuesday. Tuesday they told me the meds weren't on the delivery, to come back Thursday. Thursday they received their order, filled 1 of my medicines but the other medication, they only had in a different strength.

I waited in the Kittanning pharmacy line for pick up longer than I waited in the checkout line with my groceries. ** was the name of the employee. She spent more time talking than getting people through the line. I had one person in front of me, she spent at least 20 mins with the one person. Everyone in that line seemed annoyed. If I noticed I dk how she didn't. I did say something once I got to the front, how it took 20 mins to wait on one person. She literally snapped back at me. "I can only wait on one person at a time" and I said "for 20 mins?" and walked away. She went to say something else but I wasn't arguing with her. I took less than 5 mins. The poor lady in front of me got told to wait 5 more mins and come back both times right before the lady stepped aside. ** said wait and took another 5 mins the 1st and the 2nd. I think she looked or put in the customer’s name under her maiden name.

We have been getting our (considerable amount of) medications filled at Wal-Mart in Sierra Vista since we moved here in 2011. We have experienced shortages in prescription medications and even the wrong dose which nearly put my husband back in the hospital after a heart attack. This month when I was to get my monthly 90 ** pills, the pharmacy again did not have it.

Wal-mart Pharmacy on Ruthrauff and LaCholla in Tucson is ALWAYS ridiculously understaffed! This is not only dangerous, but as a customer I receive extremely poor customer service. I've sat at the drive-thru window for as long as 1/2 hour waiting to even be acknowledged that I was there! I've dropped off prescriptions many times, have gone back to pick them up only to be told they don't carry this medication, or they're out of stock and don't know when they'll get more. No courtesy call to inform me of this to save me an unnecessary trip nor have they ever offered to check with their other stores! When I bring scripts in after a doctor appointment I went to because I was deathly ill, I'm told to come back in 4 hours to pick them up! Really?! It's absurd! What happened to the 20-45 minute wait time?

I will NEVER USE WALMART PHARMACY AGAIN!!! The pharmacist at the neighborhood market pharmacy in Longview, TX on Gilmer Rd and Heritage has a SEVERE attitude problem. Have had numerous problems with scripts for my grandson who suffers from ataxia telangiectasia getting mixed up or never filled but getting told they have to call for refills first even though I hadn't even gotten the first one yet! Then yesterday...the straw that broke the camels back.

I went to Walmart on MacArthur Rd in Whitehall, PA to have a few scripts filled. I have recently been approved for medical assistance and was provided an ID# to use until I receive my insurance card and the pharmacy representative, ** told me to call medical assistance customer service number to obtain a bin#, and a group number, and provided me with the number for provider services. I called them and after being on hold for 20 minutes I got a hold of a provider services rep and explained what I needed and she advised me that the pharmacy is responsible for obtaining the information they were asking me for.

My problem with Wal-Mart pharmacy in my area is not the staff, it's the ever-changing $4/$10 generic lists. I don't know how many times I have had to have my doctor change my blood pressure medications all because they are taken off Wal-Mart's generic lists. It has gotten to the point, I'm not even going to use Wal-Mart anymore except for the one medication I take that I can still get for $10 for 3 months' worth. When that one is taken off, they have lost another customer. I was driving 20 miles just so I could get my medications cheaper and get my groceries at the same time, but now, I will just shop locally or go to the local Kroger store if I want more variety as far as groceries or need something I can't get local.

My doctor called in my prescription at approximately 4:15pm to the Collinsville, IL Wal-Mart. I arrived at the pharmacy at approximately 5:40pm and was informed it would be another 10-15 minutes. I returned 15 minutes later and was informed it would be another 15-20 minutes as they needed to confirm my address. After confirming my address, I returned 20 minutes later to be told it would be another 10-15 minutes. I informed the worker that this was my third time attempting to pick up the medication to which she responded, "You can wait in the drive through but you will need to move if another customer arrives." She did not attempt to apologize or remedy the situation in any way.

Owensville, Missouri. I called in for refills of the same meds I get every month. This time, though, there was a mix up. They gave me 2 of the same med and zero of one. The dates on the bottles didn't match either which I found odd. I called when I found them and she told me a manager would call. The next day, the manager had someone else call to tell me that was impossible and didn't happen. They were going to call my insurance and call me back. No one called. I stopped by this afternoon to talk to them and was basically called a liar and told there was nothing they could do. My concern is something happened and they are not taking it seriously. So off to CVS next month for me.

Walmart - Sterling Ill. Failed to use information available in system or follow up with any questions. Had wait to get prescription then wait again for them to apply insurance then wait again to confirm amounts. Timely courteous professional is part of their job description.

I have filled scripts between Walmart and Sam’s club for 20 years. I take a script in to get filled. Same script as I have filled before, and the pharmacist on duty decides that because it came from an urgent care clinic, he was not going to fill it. When I told him that that was "**", he got visibly angry and said that I could not come back to that store. I spend close to 1000 dollars a month on various goods, but I will take it somewhere more appreciative!

I picked up a prescription on 3/17/15 which has always been filled without charge to me as I have a card from the company who makes the drug. I was charged for the drug and paid thinking something must have changed. I went home and checked the paperwork sent to me by that company, called the company and found out I was still to be getting it without charge. The company representative looked into it and came back and told me whoever filled it did not put my card through. I returned to Walmart today to pick up another prescription and informed them of the mistake and was told I could only GET A REFUND IF IT WAS REPORTED WITHIN TEN (10) DAYS. I asked where that was written and was told it wasn't really written anywhere but that was just the Walmart policy. I told her I had never read that on anything and had never been told that either.

I have been a Walmart pharmacy customer for a few months. I am having a hard time signing on to the web site to view my rx accounts, order prescriptions, view order history, etc. I went to the pharmacy and was told I would have to call an 800 number because the pharmacy doesn't have a link to the web site. I called the 800 number a couple of times. The first time I was given a phone # for a store in Wisconsin. Another time I was given a referral # to call back in case my pharmacy couldn't help me. It seems that there is an issue with the link between Walmart and the web site. With all the technology we have, you would think this would be easy to fix. BTW I work for a different Walmart store and it's the same story. I would like to have this problem resolved ASAP. Thank you.

I have had numerous problems with finding items on the shelf at this store. Some years ago, I complained about this problem and for a while it improved. Now it is back to the same situation of empty slots, which entails another trip to the store, which is a ride away. I thought that with the expansion of the store, things would improve, but alas, that doesn't appear to happen.

My insurance agent talked me into dropping AARP Rx prescription insurance and "save money" by going with Humana - Walmart plan. Biggest mistake I have ever made. Walmart does not work with my doctor. Prescription I ask for is not met and they just don't give a darn whether the doctor puts it on script or not. Save money my foot. A person could die before they get what the doctor prescribes.

I was told couldn't use the pharmacy drive thru to get syringes for my diabetic dog even though I've never had to go in since that particular store opened. I've been getting those syringes there for over a year and never have any problems before today (3/22/15). But for some reason today, ** the pharmacy manager who has waited on me several times said I couldn't get them and that he had never allowed me too. So basically he called me a liar. Well he's the one that lied.

Someone from their corporate headquarters called my mother and me to apologize for the actions of their pharmacist. My mother switched to a different Wal-Mart with very friendly and accommodating employees. She has since passed away from cancer but the pharmacy at the new Wal-Mart were wonderful.

I've used the Wal-Mart Neighborhood Center located on Ruthrauff Rd. at La Cholla Blvd. in the City of Tucson Arizona for my food & shopping needs since they opened..... EVERY TIME I drop off a script to be filled at that location, I make sure to request a PICK-UP time for when my Medications will be filled... AND every SINGLE TIME they screw with me. Today was just another like the rest. I signed for my meds, gave them my I.D. & then had to sit there waiting till they decided that they wanted to release my medication.. I dropped off a single script at around 4:00 p.m. today & I just now received it at 7:40 p.m... OVER & OVER again it happens. I have brought this to the attention of the supervisors & they said they would look into it 2 months ago. AND YET today, it's the VERY SAME CONDUCT!!! APPARENTLY, they DON'T NEED ME or my family members as customers. For Fry's, Basha's, Albertson's & Food City is just the road.

Completely humiliated after leaving the Walmart pharmacy. Cookeville, TN. South Jefferson location. I asked to purchase a pill bottle with a child proof lid for a prescription that of diet pills with MY name on them that just didn't have a child proof lid on it. It stays in a high cabinet completely away from my children of course, but as a mother of two children I feel I can never be cautious enough. So, the pharmacy tech pretty much looks at me suspiciously like I'm a freaking dope dealer or something... And announces it to the entire pharmacy department that I go to a diet doctor (come on kid, a woman and her weight? Don't be ignorant). Anyways the pharmacist was even worse. Terrible experience, terrible people. Won't go back. Hope they get head lice or crabs! Jerks.

My daughter drop off 2 scripts at 2pm 3/13/15. Still not done yet. It's now after 6pm. They also have a problem with saving cards. They bill card and not your insurance first. This is a common problem with the AVON PARK people. They also don't call when your script is done. Hoping Walgreens will be better.

One of the clerical not Pharmacists, has an attitude problem. Talks down to me. Doesn't want to listen to what I have to say. Assumes I'm doing something wrong.

I had been going to the walmart on in silver spring for 4 yrs. I have a lot of medical problems. I have systemic lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, I have slipped bulging disks from an injury. Well, when they called me up, the main tech named ** started shouting over everyone. He was in the taller part of pharmacy, and other pharmacists were below at registers. Anyway he says, "You know you’re taking too much of these medications, what do you need them for?" I told him it was none of his business, it’s between me and my dr. I am on a lot of meds, several are narcotic. Muscle relaxers, I get leg spasms so bad it looks like something is in my leg jumping around.

Over Thanksgiving I went to have pills filled, “No got,” they said. I left it to be refilled and living 12 miles away I showed back up on 8th day and that included the holiday to pick up. Was told they had filled but couldn’t find it. Guess they put it back. But I could wait 30 mins. And get it refilled again. 45 mins later I got to go home. 4 months later. Early morning, same WalMart, same pills but only 1 other customer in that area. Lady says “30 plus mins for refill”. I believe Walmart has this planned out, tell everyone 30 mins and they won’t sit and wait, they will SHOP and spend money.

Several times I have gone to pick up a prescription & found the pharmacy closed for lunch. Usually between the hours of 1:00 & 2:00. The worst part of this is that even when I have waited for them to return, they have come back later than 2:00. I think I will transfer my prescriptions to another pharmacy that doesn't close for lunch.

I went to pick up my husband's prescription at 4:00 and was told that it wasn't ready yet even though we were told that it would be ready at noon. The lady asked me if I had more shopping to do as it would be 15 minutes. I told her, "No, I don't have any shopping to do. I specifically came in for the prescription," which should have been ready. The pharmacist then piped up and said she would have to call the insurance company because there was an increase in the dosage. She also asked me if I had shopping to do. I tried to be polite and say, "No, I need this prescription and I do not have time to wait." I just stood there until they figured out what they were going to do.