Walmart Pharmacy Reviews

My wife, who has been taking the same thyroid medication for years went to Walmart in Morgantown, PA to get her prescription. She was given the wrong pills. These generic pills have the same active ingredients as the pills she has been taking for the last 20 years, but the inactive ingredient are much higher in salt content which raises her blood pressure. The pharmacists was very rude insisting that the pills were the same. Having worked for the FDA and having checked with two other pharmacists, the FDA, and the Drug Manufacturer, I found out that I was right. And since we had gotten her prescription at this Walmart for about a year, I wanted to know why he couldn't fill it. He told us it was company policy and told me to call 1 800 Walmart to get the company's policy.

Walmart store #2482, Mesa Riverview Dobson Rd., Mesa AZ. I am reporting a pharmacy employee named **, and the pharmacist who was on duty and in charge at the time, **. First let me say that I have reported ** before to the store managers at least twice, and nothing gets done about him. He is consistently rude to me and my husband when we come in, and has a very cocky attitude.

I am on several medications, and have been on some of them for many years. I had to get an exception for one, so I could get my full order of 90 tablets for a 30 day supply. This is one that if I miss a dose, I go through withdrawals. Well, when I got my refill the pharmacist called me, she said she didn't have the full amount. I needed some to get me through until their order came in, she said she can do that. I just called to tell them I would be there tomorrow to pick up the rest, only to be told I have to get a new prescription. She said, "When you accepted a lesser amount you're accepting as if that is what the doctor wrote for." Well, I was never told that, I would never have accepted that.

Called in prescription, went to pick it up. They said somehow the phone did not pick it up. I asked if I could come back later that evening to get it and she said fine. When I can be back they only had 8 pills. I usually get 3 months at a time because I take care of a bedridden patient. So... A few days later I have to go back to get the rest of that prescription only to find out they have changed hours without telling me (or anyone). I guess they do not think prescriptions for people are all that important?? So I am going back for my 4th time tomorrow to get one prescription. They could care less about people. They have the worse pharmacy hours of anyone already and they have some nerve to cut another hour off their already horrible hours. I am saying bye to this irritating group of people who could care less about their customers... They are just too big and powerful to give a rip!

Discharged from hospital, counselor cited hospital pharm price of $12 for generic, but suggested Wal-Mart as low-cost supplier with $4 program and sole source for affordable diabetic supplies. Discharged four hours after estimated time, little window for wife to collect generics and test supplies. Pharmacist told her about seven day return policy. Filled generic ** and ** (each $12 at hospital) for $90 each. Pharmacist refused return of unopened bag next morning. Explained price even higher than on-line since no coupon was presented. Oh, yes. The glucose meter had a dead betters and reports 50% errors in testing. Replacement FreeStyle Lite more sensitive with 95 percent read.

Very Rude Pharmacy Manager Derek. Wal-Mart Pharmacy did not have one of my prescriptions ready although they'd had plenty of time to fill. So I drove forty minutes back home then came back, stood in line 15 minutes and was told it still wasn't ready, told to come back in 20 minutes, returned again and told it still wasn't ready. Finally after sometime I was paged by the pharmacy manager, as I was walking up to rx desk I said, "It's a miracle!" The rx manager took offense to this and said "Do you want to take your business elsewhere?" I said, "I'll think about that." The rx manager said "Are you going to stop being condescending and treat us respectfully?" I then said, "Condescending? Respectfully?" He then tried his best at being sarcastic ie, explaining their meaning.

I was feeling rather funny as if I was in an airplane making its final descent. I could feel the pressure in my head and thought I had better get my blood pressure checked. I wanted to have it checked right away and thought I could go to the ER or to Walmart. It was a "no brainer" and off to Wal-Mart I went. They have a wonderful free blood pressure machine that does lots of other things as well. Thank you Wal-Mart, I got my answer. I returned to the same machine several days in a row. I felt like I had a friend and health partner provided by the good folks at Wal-Mart. Of course, I purchased something every day. Who wouldn't?

I've never had any issues with Walmart Pharmacy. The employees there have always been knowledgeable and quick. Pharmacist always gets to know the customers and makes us feel important. Good team.

Wal-Mart is a no nonsense place to get your prescriptions at a reasonable price. They have a 90 day supply offer that can't be beat by any of the competitors out there.

I have no problems with my Walmart. The pharm people are excellent and knowledgeable. They have enough people to kick out the prescriptions. And so there's hardly any wait time -- my Walmart pharmacy is in Dallas on Montfort and Arapaho road.

Great people who are concerned about their consumers. Go out of their way to help. I cannot say enough "kind" words about the staff at this Wal-Mart.

Wal-Mart handles a lot of prescriptions, probably more than any other facility. However the waiting lines are always long, snake around & move slowly. The good news is you can check out with your other merchandise if you have a relative small amount of items. The bad news is the pharmacist is not willing to give you advice now regarding which OTC items may work better and in 20 years I have been given the wrong RX twice. I get the feeling you're only a number.

The pharmacy has in several instances not filled the prescriptions until I'm physically in the store, even tho I've called ahead and been told they are ready or working on it, leaving me with a wait time of 15-30 minutes. I've stood in line waiting for help without an acknowledgement even when the staff don't seem to be busy. They do not call and tell you if the prescription cannot be filled and are not too reliable on letting you know when prescriptions are ready. On the plus side they are generally pleasant enough to deal with.

Great personalized advice and instruction from the pharmacist. Quick to resolve problems. I don't hesitate to ask locations for products from the clerks.

The people are very helpful. I think the wait time is to make you shop during this time. Usually from 30 min up to 2 hrs. I can't believe that a pharmacy this large would have to order main brand medications.

For the most part this pharmacy does a good job. There are times when the waiting line gets backed up. The people are friendly and helpful. I can shop while I am waiting.

Wal-Mart Pharmacy opens too late in the morning. They have limited staff and most act like they would rather be somewhere else. The lines are horrible. For a store that operates 24/7, I feel the pharmacy should be available 24 hours.

I feel that the price of their prescriptions is fair where a lot of others are way too high. There are many of the Wal-Mart store around the area and are easy to get to.

Products are not in stock and have to come back 2 days later. Wait time is 15-30 minutes. I had one clerk yell at me because I didn't tell them it was through GoodRx even though all my other prescriptions were through GoodRx.

I feel that all the time and experience with this pharmacy and the staff I deal with no matter if it's in the daytime or evenings. I have always been happy with the helpful and very nice customer service received by either telephone or at the counter.

This is the Wal-Mart located in Uniondale NY. The head pharmacist is extremely knowledgeable and they are great when dealing with doctors and ins. companies.

I only have my prescription at this time. When my doctor called it in it was ready when I got there. In the past I used chain stores and the waiting was extensive.

The wait time is outright disrespect to the customers, the staff shows a lack of understanding of the word "customer service". For example one day one of my family member witness a fight between two customers sick and ill, standing for a long period was due to the long wait time.

The wait is sometime long but I understand that. But when you get up to the corner and right away you sense a bad vibe like no smiling, quick answers and tapping on counter with finger I feel sometimes they don't know how long of a day I had to then come to their serve and feel like I'm blower off or I was a bother. I decide me change to another store.

Gulf Shores Wal-Mart Pharmacy has trouble filling my prescriptions... my doctor even suggested I change pharmacies for this reason. I switched to the Foley Walmart.

It's Walmart so a person comes to not expect much but the staff is prompt and courteous. The pharmacist needs a bit better of personal skills but they get the job done and it always seems to be right.

This is the fourth month in a row that I've requested prescription to be filled, given a pickup date, call to verify status of prescription and pickup date, when I arrived prescription has to be ordered, I can make up to 3 trips a month just trying to get one prescription filled. This happens repeatedly for months. My meds are supposed to be continuous or go back thru the whole plan. I contact the doctor if the pharmacy has a problem with prescription. Doctor decided to have all prescription filled for 3 months, go back again to Pharmacy and pick up all except for the one in question that I'm now completely out of, suppose to pick up today, but when I call to verify today I was told that they have no record of prescriptions.

Every time I go to the pharmacy at Wal-Mart on Deans Bridge rd in Augusta, GA I have had excellent service. I would recommend going through Wal-Mart to fill all your prescription needs.

More seating could be added, more courtesy, more registers open, longer hours, more discounts available to seniors, more things at a lower cost, wider aisles.

The name of my store is Fred Meyer. The wait time is usually long. Sometimes, they will have a prescription ready and I will have to wait for another. Moreover, the pharmacy will call or text to let me know my prescriptions are ready, when only a couple really are. That gets frustrating. Despite this, they are a really good pharmacy.

The service is great and the pharmacists and assistants work hard to assist and give good service. They provide printed materials which give the names of generic medicines and information about cost savings including discounts.

It took over 3 weeks for my last refill prescription. Was within time of refill, but still had to get Dr. authorization. This I never understood. After contacting them a 3rd time, they finally made another call and got the ok.

I don't know why but every time I call to check on a prescription they say it's ready. This is a 90 mile round trip for me! I get to the counter and they tell me it's not ready yet! "Can you come back tomorrow?" Then I usually have to wait 3 hours for them to fill it!

It is very clean and the pharmacists are very knowledgeable and polite. If you have a problem with your medicines, they will help as fast as they can, and if your meds are counteracting with your others, they go through to find something else you can take. They will make sure they counsel you if it's a new med, and if you are allergic to it, they will find an alternative for you.

Wal-Mart Pharmacy has always been my go to because they do offer the $4 prescriptions and all my meds usually fall in that price range. The pharmacists are super friendly and knowledgeable. They take time to acknowledge your concerns and questions.

I am a disabled veteran so usually I use the veteran's administration for my drug needs and only use the pharmacy for nonprescription items. The store does well but is a bit busy.

I feel it was a great experience. I am greeted with a friendly smile and my medications are ready when I arrive. I trust them when talking with them about my prescriptions.

The Walmart pharmacy in Williamstown, NJ is terrific. The pharmacist is knowledgeable, attentive, professional and personable. I never wait more than 20 minutes for a prescription refill. I like receiving a text message when my prescription is ready for pick up and the reminder call if I forget to pick up my prescription. I switched from the Turnersville Walmart pharmacy because of the poor customer service and the Williamstown pharmacy provides a high level of customer service from all of the pharmacy staff.

The pharmacists are awesome at their jobs and very informative. My only problem is with the pharmaceutical industry wanting to put patients in debt for meds that everyone is needing.

The service is hit and miss. Sometimes it's great and others it's awful. I have had to wait over an hour with sick kids because it was a new medicine and I had to talk to the pharmacist and he talked with other customers that were there after I was before he talked with me. There was no procedure to let him know who was first. If I don't have to have a consult it's pretty good time-wise.

I have been using Wal-Mart Pharmacy for several years now. When I go in it's like going into a small town pharmacy like I grew up with. The pharmacist and most of his team always greet me by name and even recognize me when I call in. The pharmacist is always available for consultation no matter how busy and he doesn't make you wait forever. Really awesome pharmacy and pharmacy team!

The pharmacy team at Wal-Mart provides excellent customer service. They have courtesy calls to remind you to refill your prescription and the prescription is filled immediately. They call your insurance company if there are coverage questions, and have the lowest prices. One time I was called by the pharmacist because she was concerned over the many prescriptions I was given when I was dealing with some health issues and wanted to check on me.

They are knowledgeable, friendly, convenient. I can do all my shopping there also. I can rely on their hours and knowledge of those products they offer. I enjoy going to Walmart for all my needs.

The Wal-Mart Pharmacy's best feature is the low cost. However, as is my experience at most Wal-Mart's they fall down on available assistance, professionalism, courtesy, consistency and attention to detail in fulfilling Rx orders. It doesn't seem like the employees are cohesive or work as a team at all.

I am unaware of Wal-Mart Pharmacy having a reward program. If they do, it is not advertised well. Otherwise, I am very pleased with Wal-Mart Pharmacy. The workers are always quick and efficient and the pharmacist is knowledgeable or will find the answer to any question I have had with my medications.

At FM 1960 & Eldridge, they asked me to take a partial supply of a tier 4 medication. I did & then was denied the rest of the meds which supposedly expired. As an M.S. patient this is very disruptive causing me to be without meds for more than 1 week. Very fishy.

Recently I went to a Wal-Mart Pharmacy to get my prescriptions. I just moved to this area and have only been coming to specific Wal-Mart since January of this year. I am a diabetic and I certain medications I take daily. Well the last time I went they said that my insurance would not let me get only a month which is not their fault but they said I never been to them before which I have. They said I have never received this medicine before either. I have been going to Wal-Mart for awhile now. Never have I had such trouble with people working there. I almost wanted to change my pharmacy.

They can seldom fill an Rx all the way. Many times, even though called in, you will wait an hour or more. Many of us travel 110 miles round trip thus being shorted really messes things up.

Walmart pharmacy is slow at filling prescriptions and the staff is not very friendly. I get my meds filled there sometimes only because their hours are convenient. The pharmacist is generally pretty nice if you have a question. Otherwise I wouldn't go there and I wouldn't recommend friends or family to go there unless they had to.

Many times there have been issues when my doctor has said they sent multiple RX orders to them electronically but they say they have not received all of them or they tell you your RX is ready but when you get there to pick it up, it isn't. Also, there have been some pricing discrepancies at times.

They have a great program. They offer great prices, always prompt and always explain things. They offer free flu shots and are always friendly. Sometimes you have to wait at certain hours but not long. They are very good.

I also use a mail order pharmacy but if I need something quicker, I use Walmart. The pharmacists are kind and knowledgeable. Their prices are very good and I will continue to use them in a pinch.

My pharmacy is fine except for the fact that they completely shut down for lunch. With that you either wait or return later. Not so convenient then. Also there is no reward program at Walmart.

The pharmacy services are exceptionally great. The staff members goes above and beyond the call of duty to see to it that the customers are properly served and taken care of the course of their duty(ies) and work ethics. I especially love their cordial invitations, courtesy(ies) and smiles, as well as saying WELCOME TO WALMART. The employees really makes my day, even to the point when it seems to me that I am down and out. PLEASE let them know how much I enjoy just coming to the store [Walmart] and being serviced on a whole.

Some Walmarts are better than others. In their Neighborhood Market the wait time is wonderfully short; however their local Superstore often has a wait time of 30-40 minutes.

I enjoy shopping at Wal-Mart Pharmacy. It is in my neighborhood. In addition, the hours are convenient and the wait-time is fair. However, they need to improve on their customer service. One young lady is very rude and unfriendly. If I didn't need my meds I wouldn't shop when she is working. She never smiles, extends a greeting or a thank you. I am on a fixed budget and recovering from breast cancer. I asked the customer service personnel not to refill my cancer meds, but to fill my diabetic and HB meds. When I picked up my prescriptions it was everything I didn't ask for. Overall, I am pleased with my Wal-Mart Pharmacy services, but expecting improvements.

I wish all drug stores had more natural information. I think people also need to be aware of how to help themselves with medication as well natural methods.

I have been to other pharmacies and Wal-Mart is the only one that I have had great service from. The wait time to pick up my medications has never been a long wait for me and service is excellent and they make sure before you leave you talk to a pharmacist first. To understand what one is picking up and if one has any questions to ask. I like that because I would only talk to the assistant unless one wants to talk to the pharmacist.

I do not have a lot of prescriptions to fill. I may only have one a year. The times I have used them I have not had any issues. It is convenient because it is on the way home.

I really enjoy using Wal-Mart Pharmacy. They have been very helpful with changes in medications and assisting with problems with existing prescriptions. I do wish their pharmacy hours were a little better on the weekends, but everyone needs time with their family.

Most of the time the Pharmacist that I deal with is awesome but on his days off the person that takes his place is not as patient and kind. I would love to see some kind of incentive or reward program put in place. Also it would be great to offer some type of program for the customers with no prescription coverage or even a program that would allow someone that is a loyal customer special discounts.

The round ** that Walmart always seems to give me work very little or not at all. The last batch seemed toxic, offered no relief, and made me feel more ill. Their computer says, and I have reminded them many times, that I want oval ** which work fine, relieves stress, and no side effects. The round .5 ** seem filled with junk that does nothing for you. Too bad not returnable! A lab should check what's in this junk. They conveniently almost always only have the round, so take it or wait for delivery.

Went to Walmart Pharmacy to buy **. Girl told me ** was its generic. I was not allowed to see the box. Got in the car and it said on the box it was ** which is more likely to make you drowsy which is the reason I wanted ** instead. Of course it is non-refundable which I totally understand. I never had an opportunity to see the box. The box was hidden from me until it was paid for. I asked her twice if it was ** and she assured me it was. I was really an inconvenience to her because she did not want to have to wait in customers. I called the store when I got home and realized that ** tends to cause more drowsiness which I am sensitive to. The pharmacy just said, "Too bad." I am out $16.98 with meds I can't take and nothing to take. No one at the store really cares either. Very frustrated.

I had my 2nd negative experience at Walmart Pharmacy today! I have been on a maintenance medication for 4 yrs now, I am stable and I work for a drug and alcohol crs program, which I am a supervisor at that! When I tried to have my script filled I was called by the pharmacy 25 mins later and they told me to pick up my prescription, and THEY WERE NOT COMFORTABLE FILLING IT, and I had it filled by them the previous month.

As long as your medication is covered by insurance Walmart is like any other one - except for customer service and courtesy. However, if your insurance is not covering the medication then you know what a highway rubber it is, 2 examples: ** - a pre-surgery medication for people on ** is $465 (it's $72.19 in Costco). Is there any regulation to stop these from stealing? ** 30 pc $89 (it's $23 in Costco and $27 in Sam's).

Walmart Pharmacy is extremely frustrating. Time after time, again and again they can't seem to package my medicine in the bottles instead of those cardboard pill boxes. I am sorry to say, I cannot open those boxes and have to cut them with scissors. There is a note in my file but they do not care to even check their work. I sincerely hope they aren't mixing up the medicines for people on a regular basis as they mix up how to dispense them to their customers. I am done with them! Don't use them unless you have to.

I have had a cold for a couple of days now. My husband was going to our local WalMart (which is about 20 minutes away in Decatur, IN) for some other things. I asked him to get me some **. He went to the pharmacy window and asked to purchase some **. He was asked if the medicine was for him and he responded "no, it is for my wife who is back home sick." They then proceeded to tell him that the medicine could only be purchased by the person who needs it. Which is a crock. Indiana state law states that the person purchasing it can be questioned by the pharmacist about why it is being purchased, who is it for, etc. The pharmacist then denied the sale of the medicine.

Polite, competent staff when I pick up at the store, But... 5 STARS! This is what put them over the top. I have never in my lifetime had a real person call me up to tell me my prescription would be ready in 2 days. Not a automated machine. Keep up the great customer service Burnsville.

Verbally attacked and attempting to physically attack - I was at Wal-Mart last Friday to pick up medications due to having surgery last Monday. I was given misinformation in regards to my medications and was frustrated. The pharmacy manager didn't like what I said which was not threatening of any form, although Brittany ** attempted to physically fight me as I was sitting on bench while telling me I was ignorant. Also telling me that I would brain surgery although I had the other surgery Monday. She called security which I don't know why because I had surgery and was in no shape to even defend myself physically. I told them that I would leave once I got her name to call and file a complaint.

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'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.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.