Meijer Pharmacy

Drive thru usually goes pretty quick. They are fast filling script's. The Doctor will call in a script and I usually getting a text telling me it ready for pick up by time I get home from the Doctor's office.

I honestly never take the time to leave negative reviews online, I work in customer service and also in the medical field, so i sympathize with others in similar professions. But this place? Just awful.. they treat you like you are a disgusting subhuman addict, no matter the diagnoses. They filled my ADHD medication 2 days early for like 5 consecutive months. Never advised me it was a few days early, I literally did not even know, i usually just call it in when i see that i'm down to 5-8 pills and they always just filled it. They gave me no heads up that it could end up being an issue down the road once that cranky pharmacist has a bad day and decides to withhold them from me, nothing of the sort. I have taken my meds as prescribed - ALWAYS. I have anxiety about running out of them becaus

I've had nothing but issues with the past 4 prescriptions I’ve had filled here. They can’t seem to charge the correct card for payment. They also substitute medication without asking, bill your insurance for the wrong medication and then refuse to help you get the correct one.

This Pharmacy refuses to fill prescriptions that my doctor writes. They disagree with how he is prescribing my medications so they refuse to fill them. My doctor knows what I'm taking. He's the one prescribing the medications. He's the one to prescribe me. The medications and Meijer is the place to fill my prescriptions. Since they are no longer doing this for all of my prescriptions, I am no longer a customer after using Meijer for my prescriptions for over 30 years. Bye-bye Meijer

Went with my husband to get the booster today. We both had appts. We waited 45 minutes and the pharmacist would literally not stop announcing to everyone that was waiting and everyone that worked in the pharmacy that my husband had no insurance. No exaggeration she must have said it loudly 6 times? We were thinking about getting the flu shot too, I did not know that without insurance it would be $57 dollars. After they walked around the pharmacy for 15 min arguing with each other about where the flu shot was located , the pharmacist again LOUDLY announced to the pharmacy (not knowing that I was still in the waiting area) "He doesn't have insurance , is he going to pay for it? Can he pay for it? He doesn't have insurance -im sure he can't pay for it" I walked up to the counter and let her k