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Unprofessional staff @ 9th st. Walgreens Oshkosh Wi.

The Walgreens on Shadow Creek Parkway is the worst store I have ever stepped foot in. I placed an order online only to get to the store and be told that I had to call customer service because the manager couldn’t help me. While in the middle of a pandemic you would think that a multimillion dollar company would have the online order process better. I said all that to say I didn’t get my items and had to file a claim with my bank to get my money.

Down right disgusting service. Online prescription through the mail is so unreliable. Calling the customer service is a joke, I was either hung up on after being put on hold or the representative never returned on the line. It's such a joke, three days later and hours of being in hold, or representatives who could not help, I cancelled my online mail order. After meds showed up 6 days late. The experience was horrific.

Dishonest!! Changes prices right in front of me and tries to cover it up to get me to pay full price. Wow!

Horrible is too nice of a word to describe their pharmacy employees at least at my location. They would announce my prescriptions and practically yell out what they were for, and that's actually illegal. Their regular employees are nice though, but their manager here in my location hates his job, life, or other people... Who knows but he's just not a nice man.

I’ve been getting my prescription refills from Walgreens for 3+ years through the online auto refill service. It’s sad and extremely frustrating that Every other month I,m online trying to get my Prescriptions as I,m usually down to a few pills because they dropped the ball again,again and again ..and go to site to find the box unchecked next to that prescription for auto refill?? then I online chat for 30 mins to be told it’ll be there in 5 to 7 Buisness days or option to store pick up! Very unprofessional service! It took over a year to get all my prescriptions from 30 to 90 count fill! Also when I have to pick up from store the Pharmacist have been down right rude to me at drive thru several times! Unhappy customer here, looking to switch back to CVS or other ASAP!

Ignored... Then disrespectful service from employee.

Petrichor: the way thine Earth smells; so Earthy and exquisite. That was the way thine Walgreens in Minneapolis smelled when I entered, making my nostrils pleased, When I ran my gaze upon the store, I took in the sumptuous décor, filling me angst. Usually, I am aesthete, but the floors nadir were so fine, so clean and pristine, that my eyes watered on sight. It was so... miraculous. I considered that perhaps I was suffering from lassitude, but upon further inspection of the store, I saw that there was no gossamer, every surface shined. It was certainly not what I was expecting when I had exited my bungalow at the aurora. I stepped further into the building, and I had a scintilla of hope that perhaps... perhaps there was a speck of dirt somewhere, as the cleanliness of the building was impossible to inure. The shop was too mellifluous, too... beautiful. It filled me with euphoria... and I despised it. One may think this was an act of serendipity in the world, that I should be ecstatic, but no. I didn't want to cherish the elegance of Walgreen. Furthermore, I am quite demure, but this shop made me want to brew an elixir of filth and spill it onto the tiles to let it rot for the rest of eternity. That would put me into a true state of felicity. Walgreens had put me into a state of languor on this day, it had sucked out all of the love for Walgreens I once had inside me. I wanted to go back to my bungalow, to my place of solitude. Then, I had an epiphany. I had to remember this Walgreens was quintessential, it held a plethora of goods, it was too perfect. So I should go past the sequoia outside and visit its nemesis, CVS, rather than the Walgreens I was standing in, full of lithe and bodacious women. In CVS, I would be able to find tranquility, and get the same emotions I am filled with when I preview renaissance paintings. An employee at Walgreens asked if I needed help, and his voice was bustling with eloquence, but I would not give in to temptation. I wanted peace. So I responded by singing a sweet lullaby about a wonderous paradox. He had brought out their young manager, who was so effervescent, but when I saw him I just knew he was full of opulence. His eyes were ethereal, however, and that's when I knew that Walgreens was a trap. Their manager was so sanguine, and I was seething with anger. It's an axiom that Walgreens is meant to be dirty and poorly developed, and that is precisely what I told them. I lunged out of Walgreens, searching for a panacea, glaring at the dancing silhouettes behind the glass entrance that was then behind me. I considered keeping my feelings surreptitious, but I ultimately decided, that I must voice my concerns. I am not an ingenue, but the acting from the employees and the manager was anything but dulcet. On my tryst that evening, I told my husband that, though I wanted to be full of ebullience, I could not, because Walgreens had shattered my longing soul that morning. Thank you, and I hate you, Walmart.