Walgreens

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Nin1Od0

Joined 3 years ago

Obviously a happy customer. I would have to say that my semi review is a total opposite experience from the previous review...and upon reading it...I find it difficult that he/she even knows what they are talking about....sorry, but your complaint/review is as incoherent as your speaking/typing...

I actually prefer this location as opposed to the Corona Ave/Broadway location. The staff is friendly and more attentive.

I always have a great time when going to the photo department, their employee with a nifty mohawk is very savvy with the kiosk machine and has helped me with a few electronic questions.

I tend to find what I need if I need to ask, and my returns, like 3 total, were done with ease.

Definitely don't go by my review, or especially the previous review...you'll have to experience things yourself...as in life...

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jamesnewyork

Joined 3 years ago

Unorganized and foolish manager. Becareful when you shop here, watch for the price on the shelf because it might not match whatever the right price on the register, then the cashier has to call the runner and see what's the correct price. The manager (one of the name Sako?) doesn't know how to be a manager, he is just dismiss customer's complaint. Just watch out for the stuff you buy there. I bought a tooth paste that burst out when I opened it, tried to returned it to the store, but the manager (Sako?) said that I got it for free, they said I should've received a coupon. This is nonsense, I ended up leaving the stuff in the store. In other words, they accused me of lying, trying to returned a free merchandise that I got for free. It's only $5.99 that I paid, why would I get a free shitty $5.99? This store is a mess. Don't go here, the Walgreen headquarter might as well watch their chains, this store is managed by unprofessional people. Too much work, not enough employees.

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Robyn Galbos

Joined 10 years ago

Illinois-based drugstore chain serves neighborhoods with fully stocked stores and modern amenities.. In Short
Founded in 1901 in Chicago by Charles R. Walgreen Sr., this neighborhood pharmacy has grown to be one of the nation's largest drugstore chains. Each store carries 25,000 different items--from cleaning products to electronics and greeting cards. Store features include a computerized system connecting pharmacies nationwide via satellite, grocery-store food aisles, one-hour photofinishing and an automated phone system for prescription refills and pre-arranged pickup times. Other services include in-store flu shots and childhood immunizations.