Walgreens

The pharmacy department here is so rude it’s truly unprofessional. They female pharmacist treats everyone as if they are drug seekers, yes i need to have that pink childrens antibiotic… really?! The male pharmacist is no better hes too busy talking flirting with the young girls to do his job. You are here to provide a service, the general public should not have to beg to get their prescriptions filled! disgusted by their ignorance I now drive 15 mins to get my family’s prescriptions.

I will never use this pharmacy again or walgreens in general. The first thing you need to LEARN IS CUSTOMER SERVICE AND RESPECT.
If you are there well before the pharmacy closes (45 minutes to be exact) and there is an issue between the insurance company and what’s coming up in your system please do not rush me/​insurance company off the phone.
The pharmacist had an attitude and had the nerve to say «uhhhh I closed 15 minutes ago» while the insurance company was trying to figure out why the 0 dollar copay that they were seeing was not coming up on the walgreens side.
The issue was she didn’t want to stay and help. I could understand getting there at 959… but I have worked retail and let me tell you if a customer comes in BEFORE YOU CLOSE IT IS good buisness to help the customer out.
There is also no need to huff and puff, pace back and forth, tap your fingers, and slam things. Unprofessional and disrespectful

After having come to this Walgreens, I can honestly say they do come through when in a pinch. I highly recommend the store, but I have some reservations about the pharmacy.
First the store: Even being located within walking distance of a Wal-​Mart, they still tend to throw out some deals that can lure me away. Many times, they will have a sale on the Arizona iced tea tall cans two for $ 1. Also, they will have multiple deals on bottled soda which can bring them down to a dollar apiece as well. They are well stocked with the «As Seen on TV» and I even bought my Aluma Wallet here. What I love most is the fact they sell the movie candy boxes 4 for $ 5. This is definitely my stop before the movies!
Now, the pharmacy: The pharmacy is okay. I have found that they tend to do all right in a pinch, but seem to be off at times as well. There have been multiple instances where my doctor has had to call in multiple times for them to get the prescription ordered and processed. Once they get what they need, the drive-​in pharmacy is a nice convenience. When the hurricane came last year, they stayed opened and were a refuge during the power outage.
Overall, I would say stop in and see what they have in store. You might be surprised to find that they have a deal or two that will leave you feeling glad that you did.

This review is mainly for the Take Care Clinic. They helped me out in a pinch. Just didn’t think I would have to pay all out of pocket…
I came down with a painful earache /​ear infection just before Christmas. Great timing. My family doctor was closed on saturday (Christmas Eve) and I did not feel like sitting in the waiting room at the local hospital emergency room, especially on a holiday weekend. I checked the Walgreens website for their Take Care Clinic Deptford location hours on saturday morning. They open at 9:30 am. There is an option to make an appointment but when I tried to make an appt it said there were no appt openings available but it said there was a short wait time. Okay. At around 9:30 am I drove over and signed in at the kiosk and waited about 10 – 15 minutes to be called back.
The doctor asked all of the questions I expected and I answered them. He checked all of my vital signs. Then he checked out my ear and it was indeed an ear infection, I wasn’t going to die or go deaf like I thought. He prescribed an antibiotic that I chose to have filled at the pharmacy where the clinic was located. When I went to the pharmacist she told me it would be about 15 minutes. So I walked around the store to see if there were any last minute things I needed. About 5 minutes later they called my name to report to the pharmacy. Quick friendly service from the pharmacy.
Here is the only negative I can say about the Take Care Clinic: They do not accept the Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance that I have. On the Take Care Clinic website it says «Most Insurance Accepted», including medicare and medicaid. I don’t know if this is the fault of the clinic or the insurance company, no idea who decides what. I know the coverage I have isn’t the greatest but it covers *most* of what I need. Except the Take Care Clinic.
The doctor said I could probably submit it to my insurance company for a possible coverage reimbursement, which I will do.

Perhaps the worst retail establishment I’ve ever seen.
My elderly mother gets prescription drugs here, and since she’s not mobile, I’ve been picking them up. Every prescription has to be double checked — I mean the number of tablets have to be counted. They routinely get things wrong. Last time I was there they told me my mom had just called two minutes before I got there for a renewal. I watched her make the renewal call the afternoon of the day before. They had no explanation for this.
First time I went there they didn’t have a prescription ready. The clerk said he would get it ready and call me on the public address system in 10 or 15 minutes. So, 90 minutes later I’m still sitting there waiting — no call. Two male clerks work the pharmacy and routinely bark at people. They have no concept of routine courtesy — seems like customers are just something unpleasant they have to deal with as curtly as possible.
At a check-​out cash register a young couple failed to charge $ 2.15 on both a debit and a credit card. They didn’t have cash so they left. This apparently locks the cash register and a manager must be called to unlock it. She sauntered over after three or four minutes, unlocked the register without a word to me or the cashier. Just walked off as if we didn’t exist.