Kroger Pharmacy

We formally got our prescriptions from here. They were doing really good at first but then, over time, they began to get slower and slower. I would call my prescriptions in, thinking that it would be ready the next day like most pharmacies do. Yeah okay. When I go pick it up the next day, they still wouldn't have it ready and I would have to wait an extra 30-45 minutes for something that should have been ready before I got there. Don't get me wrong, the staff are awesome but they're just not punctual enough for my taste.

Pharmacist thinks he knows better than your Dr. Will cancel your prescription if he doesn't think you need it. I recommend you go anywhere else.

Pharmacy got better after months of being short staffed. Now they are just plain rude. My wife was told her new prescription would be ready Wednesday, she went there on Thursday and was told they did not have it! She asked if they ordered it and they said no and that it would take weeks to get. she asked if they could contact another local pharmacy to see if they had it...and..was told that she had a phone and she could call around. Unprofessional and rude. She went to Wal-greens and switched ALL her prescriptions over to them! Bye Bye Kroger's!

I've recently had to transfer all my medications from CVS to Kroger Pharmacy and it's been absolutely an amazing and easy transition. I've live in SC for years and travel for a living and the medication I'm on CVS just started having issues filling my scripts. Whatever there policy were I would try my best to meet them. It just finally came to were CVS just didn't want to fill it anymore after 10 years of service. So I called around and Kroger Pharmacy had no problems filling all my medications from a out of state doctor and regardless of the schedule. They were happy to receive my business and I'm just happy that my script are all filled without any delays. Kroger Pharmacy is what all pharmacy should be like and treat people. They are 110 percent better than CVS across the board.

I needed to pick up a prescription for my uncle and they really think it's acceptable to have over 20 or 30 people waiting in line. Where do they get the nerve to think my time is so worthless as to wait in a line that long. Most of my family has left Kroger Pharmacy because of this I will be seen to it that he leaves to there is no reason for there to be a line that long other than you are not hiring enough people to do the job