Walgreens

My 11 month old daughter was hiving up from her allergies and I couldn’t get out of my car to purchase a bottle of Benadryl. I went to the drive thru and the pharmacist there at first refused to help me purchase a bottle. I explained to her my situation and her attitude had changed. She quickly grabbed me a box of Benadryl and rung me up at the drive thru. The pharmacist even gave me a small syringe for her less than a mL dosage. I didn’t catch her name, but I am so thankful that she was able to accommodate my emergency pick up. I hope she keeps up the generosity!

Every single time I visit this location (which has been a lot due to an unfortunate motor vehicle collision), they exemplify great customer service. I was getting married and leaving the country, they did everything they could to simplify the process for me getting my prescriptions. When I returned, THEY REMEMBERED who I am and genuinely asked how my wedding and trip was! Who does that?
Regularly, the pharmacy staff will go out of their way to see how they can help you with your medical and financial needs. Thank you so much!
–Brian

Last Sat. I wanted something that only Walgreens carried so I went in and signed up for their rewards card in order to get the lowest price. After using the product I realized it was not what I had hoped for. I purchased at the thrashers corner store and today I drove by the silver lake store after my dental appt. so decided to return there. I did not have my receipt but was certain they would have this purchase in their system. Well, it turns out they didn’t as each store is on a separate system (what??) — hello 21^st century! So that is bad in itself but the real problem was the store manager, Jamie. She was called over to handle my no receipt return. She was snarly right from the start, never smiled or made eye contact. She asked where the box was, even though the item never came in a box. She had me put in my phone number over and over again and showed me how there was no record of my purchase and said I would need to go back to the store where I bought it. I asked her for a store credit as I was trying to get to work and she quipped «without a receipt I don’t have to give you anything!» Very sad that such an uphappy person who obviously hates her job is representing this store.
The good news is that I went to thrashers corner and the manager was really nice and friendly, was able to pull up my purchase information and provide a return.

They have done some serious attitude adjusting in the last few months. Wow!
One woman in particular is a rock star. I don’t know her name but she has glasses and bangs. We both light up when we see each other. I enjoy my prescription drop off/​pick up now.

It’s not the closest Walgreens to me. But come after any holiday, the bargains at this and the N. Walgreens are astonishing! They sometimes mark things down 75% off, like the 2^nd week. I always make an extra trip over to this south Everett Walgreens, to pick up any bargains already snatched up at my closer N Everett Walgreens.
And every week, W has specials. Right now (Jul. 27, 2014), W. has eggs for 99 cents/​dozen, and milk for $ 2.49/gal. Come on, like that isn’t an amazing bargain!
Walgreen’s on-​line ad loads quickly (didn’t used to), which is a great way to see what’s up before I drop by.

I just stopped by today, and was horrified to see a huge bin of candy with a large sign on it saying ‘We accept SNAP — Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (Food Stamp Program)’. Why would any store want to blatantly advertise junk food to low income people this way? I was shocked. As I headed to the front of the store, I then noticed more SNAP signs, each time placed in front of a junk food selection. I don’t know if this is a corporate decision, but I consider this exceptionally poor taste. Low income people struggle enough with trying to find good food choices that they can afford. Having a greedy chain store try to coerce them to buy junk with their EBT card is tasteless.

I went Walgreens in Mill Creek/​Silver lake area where my passport photos taken. The pictures looked horrible and a lot of orange color with off white. Oh my… do I do horrible and look like mug shot LOL and I realize that these are not glamour pictures, eyes: scared1: I realized that it was REALLY bad.
I am not being picky, this picture is truly awful. I’m the person who thinks my driver’s license photo is good :) I paid $ 12 for two freaken 2×2 photos. I was so mad If your passport picture looked this bad, would you go back and ask for it to be retaken (at no extra cost, of course).:confused3.
I got home and ripped my photo; decide to take a picture my own using my camera with white wall background. It turns out perfect.
I’m not sure what happened, but it did look like I had been attacked by someone or applied my make-​up very, very poorly, neither of which was the case. Don’t go to Walgreens at MillCreek/​Silver lake one

The staff in the pharmacy are rude and treat you like you are a bother to them. I had an allergic reaction to an antibiotic so I went here to get a allergy prescription filled. I was suffering from swelling and not being able to hardly breathe and not only did they take forever they were super rude and couldn’t care less that I needed that medication ASAP. I will not ever go back here.

Typical drugstore. But only go here if I need something quick. Don’t come here often. The staff are nice though :)

Located on Bothell Everett Hwy in the parking lot of Fred Meyers, this is one of my favorite Walgreens. It has recently been remodeled inside with a fresher look in terms of marketing and signage which has helped bright the store up.
Ad items tend to be in stock more frequently at this location then others and I have not had issues with expiration dates on food products.
I recently had a wonderful experience with a manager there regarding the Excedrin recall, and he handled it with extreme professionalism and ease. I appreciate how wonderful this location is and look forward to shopping here for future needs.

Walgreens in general is awesome.
They embody the best in service and dedication for a large corporate conglomerate. But i have to negate 2 stars for this office, because I physically witnessed a pharmacist drop several pills on the dirty floor, pick them back up and put it in the bottle to be dispensed. Does the 5 second rule apply in Pharmacy? I’m a doctor myself and this appalls me.

My choice for my neighborhood drug store.