Walgreens

These 1 star reviews do not accurately reflect this pharmacy. Those people don't understand how doctor's offices or pharmacies work. This isn't 1980, things have changed. You have to take accountability for yourself, if you know you need a refill give them at least 48 hours notice. Don't walk in with a prescription and think they are filling it in under 15 minutes. Yes, they are busy. When Owl's closed in West Milton they took the bulk of those patients. Caresource and other insurance companies also mandate their patients to use Walgreens, so yeah they are busy but don't blame the employees for that. I've been using the Englewood Walgreens pharmacy for 10 years now and I've only had 1 semi bad experience with a float pharmacist. All of the pharmacists and techs are amazing and work really hard. Just remember that kindness works both ways and everyone is human and can make mistakes, even you perfect people that left the 1 star reviews.

I've been going to this pharmacy for monthly prescriptions for almost 4 years now and I've never had a problem with them. Josh is always top notch along with the rest of the staff. I recommend this location over Kroger Walmart any day. The only other pharmacy I would trust is a CVS in Union.

Fantastic staff, if you look for the orange tag you'll probably find great deals. Ask an. Employee for help and they will give you it.

Pharmacy department awesome

Great folks

Good location for a Walgreen's

They are always short handed I wish they were able to get staffed

Retail store items are far overpriced. Helpful staff.
Pharmacy is not good. They refill prescriptions without permission, they're out of common meds all the time.

This Walgreens was nice. The people working there were helpful, and the girl at the checkout counter was friendly. I easily found what I was looking for.

This Walgreens is TERRIBLE! Honestly, I haven't found any good pharmacies in the Englewood area. I tried using Kroger briefly and went right back to Walgreens.
My biggest draw to Walgreens, was their points program. Unfortunately, they changed it a few years ago, and I no longer get points for my prescriptions that have no cost. I actually changed my insurance so that I could stay with Walgreens.
Specifics about this location... They are S L O W. And not normal pharmacy slow, but slow like they just don't care about you slow. They have had a sign on their drive thru for months that the drive thru bell doesn't work, so you have to go inside. I started having my prescriptions shipped, because it was easier than dealing with them in person.
I constantly have prescriptions that aren't filled or ones that are filled incorrectly. When you call, the pharmacist is trying to do 12 other things at once. I have never had their undivided attention in the nearly 2 years that I've been using this location.
Lack of attention to the customer, lack of urgency to fix problems, and just overall lack of care, makes this a less than ideal place to get your prescriptions filled.

Overpriced. Items much more expensive than advertised online, I understand it varies but I'd have thought it would be close. Can't trust the prices on the shelf either, cat food price was two dollars different than advertised on the shelf.

I cannot warn you enough not to cone here for anything, pharmacy lies and never has your prescription ready on time, they schedule vaccines and don't have them in stock, if they do have them expect to wait an hour past your appointment time, the photo center never has anything ready on time and is likely to be messed up. I'm not sure why I gave so many chances but I have burned every time

This was the best pharmacy in Englewood, but over the past 5 years the service has declined. The last 4 prescriptions I had filled, were either misplaced or some other problem occurred. Last month, I waited 2 hrs in store to fill a prescription, only to find out the staff never processed it.
The customer service is pretty much nonexistent, staff are either doing their own thing, or just plain rude. You Definitely, can't depend on their hours of operation, several times they have closed without notice, other than a hand written sign that they were closed.
Definitely, taking my business to another pharmacy in future,

My prescription was sent at 3:45p. One antibiotic, one cream. Cream was ready at 6:00p. They didn’t “see” the antibiotic in the system. I pulled it up in MyCharts, showed them the name. After about 15 minutes heard “it’s coming through now”

Was told to come back in an hour. I ate dinner and came back at 7:50. Was told it wasn’t ready yet, still needed to be bagged. Was told that usually takes half an hour.

Management needs to hire more people, or more competent people because they appear overwhelmed and this is not an isolated incident.

Not a fan of wasting 3 hours when I’m already sick. I’m sure others feel the same.