I’ve used Walgreens photo app for a few years now. It’s convenient and fairly easy to navigate. However, most times it takes FOREVER to upload, which is an issue if your phone sleeps before its finished. The color is typically good and photos are clear, which is why I gave three stars. My biggest issue is that so much of the picture is cut off each time. I’ve been told to go to the crop option and adjust the edges, but it still doesn’t help. For example, a few of my students wanted a selfie of us. We knew those on the edges would have a tiny bit cut off, but on the original it’s a little hair not in the frame. Even after checking the crop feature to make sure the frame was as large as possible, it cut the people off on each side so much that we each had half a face! Seriously, it went from being fully in the picture (minus a little hair), to each of us having the entire side of our faces, including one eye and half a nose, completely gone. My six year old students have been very disappointed. This has been an ongoing issue with multiple photos. Walgreens employees have not been successful in helping, so something needs done farther up in the co.Lastly, why can’t an order be saved, so if it glitches everything isn’t lost? Again tonight I spent over an hour editing over a hundred photos. When I clicked next it glitched and was gone. Because of this, I changed it to two stars. This has happened WAY too many times.

Kudos to Walgreens for building an intuitive app that keeps getting better. The competition’s app is very good in some ways, but not as good as Walgreens’. For prescriptions, I like that they have a box for special requests. Even if it’s a feature you won’t need often, it’s nice that it’s there so you don’t have to call (which would sometimes require waiting until the next day if the pharmacy is closed). And after an rx is filled, it says right at the top exactly how long it will be held, which is useful when your schedule suddenly changes. And there’s even a clear picture of the med — the specific version you’ll be getting, even if it’s a generic — so there are no surprises. On the shopping side there are thoughtful features like asking you, if you have selected a new location, whether you want that as your new default store, or just for “this task.” And — while Walgreens certainly isn’t the only merchant that has done this — I like that you can toggle it to show only stores that have the item in stock. And notifications show what store your rx or order is ready at (or being prepared at), which at least once has led me to realize I forgot to change the location when I’d intended to. The app can be buggy or get confused on occasion, but usually it’s smooth. And I do wish store pickup orders didn’t have a $10 minimum (I often have a nice deal or coupon that leaves me at $9.99…), but overall excellent app.

The store is probably worse than any Walgreens I have ever been to instead of giving me my seizure pills they gave me heart medication told me that they wouldn’t give me my actual medication, my seizure preventative meds and so I gave them the proof they messed up back first the store wants you to wait until you run out of medication and then come in and get your pills the day you got them prescribed so wait till you’re out to get them but I’m up epileptic so to expect that is insane. My neurologist wants me to have them picked up a few days early so that I don’t have to panic and make sure that my pharmacy should have my medicines every month or my medication every month especially when you have the same person come for 10 years every month you should be prepared. and then there’s exceedingly long lines extremely large weight and none of these workers know what they’re doing because none of them are tournament. They’re all temporaries so they come in and they’re lost. They don’t know where to start or what to do we need permanent people at this location..!!!! I really hope most people take this review and consideration before going to this location and I really hope corporate can read this message and get some stuff cleaned up at Walgreens. Some of the tech staff want to play doctors when they’re only pharmacy tech. Sincerely Michelle Ryan.

Walgreen’s is a regular stop for me so I am able to observe how well the store is maintained and managed. It is very rare for me not to find what I’m looking for, the shelves are always well-stocked and organized. I have developed a nice rapport with a few of the employees there. Most everyone that works there seems to like their job and it shows I am always greeted when I walk through the door, and I almost always am asked if I need any help finding some thing by employees working the floor. The only reason I didn’t give the store five stars is because the pharmacy is painfully slow at accomplishing pretty much anything. I once waited at the drive-through for over 25 minutes and not one car moved in front of me during that entire time. I ended up backing out of the line and going inside to pick up my prescription. While I was waiting for them to find my prescription, I noticed that the same car that was sitting at the window when I was waiting in line outside was still sitting and waiting to be served. And not once did someone that works in the pharmacy go to the window and at least apologize for the wait. But fortunately, my insurance no longer covers my prescriptions at Walgreens so I don’t have to worry about that anymore. Overall I think this is one of the better Walgreens in the area and I love the cashiers!