Publix Pharmacy at University Crossing

Le was wonderful! These people have an incredibly difficult job and truly want to help everyone. I was stuck on a weekend with another location that didn’t have any of my prescription in stock and the pharmacist, Le made she she got me taken care of quickly and efficiently without having to jump through a ton of hoops while everywhere else made me feel like a burden or bother or just put it all back on me to figure out, while she took responsibility for helping me and made it easy. They will have my business from now on.

I will NEVER shadow the door of Publix ever again. I've shopped here for 7 years because this location is literally across the street. I am a disabled American & this was really convenient. There are many new faces working here including management & they just don't care to be truthful about their policy. Instead of looking into fixing the problem of which I tried to instruct them to do, they lied straight to my face about the whole matter. They refused me service by denying my EBT food card. I wonder how many others they deny? This is discrimination against a certain class of people. Has Publix become snobs? Many people come to visit me & always buy their supplies at Publix. NO MORE. I won't let them. Nothing purchased at Publix is no longer allowed in my abode & I will steer others away

If you have life saving prescriptions YOU MUST go somewhere else. Been in twice and NO PHARMACIST AVAILABLE to APPROVE RELEASE OF insulin. The pharmacist is giving shots rather than available to approve prescriptions. Only one pharmacist on duty here. If the pharmacist is giving shots then you will wait and wait or be asked to come back. This is my THIRD TRIP TO GET INSULIN. Publix is too cheap to staff enough pharmacists to give shots and approve prescriptions. I am switching to WalMart because the have 4 pharmacists on staff to serve their customers properly and in a timely manner.

I used to LOVE this Publix, but lately the newer staff members are less than helpful, slow and really do not look like they even want to be there. The cashier was scratching and digging in her scalp...repulsive. She also had the worst attitude. I live halfway between this location and another location. I think I will be switching where I shop.

They are helpful, however they have to order my medication every time. They won't take it early and they won't pre-order it knowing when it's due and I find that very annoying that every month I have to go without medication for several days because of some "corporate rule". They need to figure out how to fix it especially with opiates, I'm changing pharmacies if it happens again, I shouldn't have to miss work and be in pain and go through detox because they won't order my medication before the date on the prescription, even though they know I will be out of my medication 4 approximately a week and it's the same medication every month. I've even come in and showed them my prescription and ask them to go ahead and order it and they won't do it. I would just like my medication to be there