Walgreens Pharmacy

Whoever did my photo order tonight really fumbled and didn't include all the pictures. It was missing one and it was for an important event ): Kinda sad about it but all is forgiven at the end of the day. I am disappointed but the rest turned out okay

I shopped at Walgreens in Gorham Maine. Many of the items on clearance did not ring up correctly . Some items were marked $1. The cashier said he couldn’t sell me 2 of the items at that price and gave me an attitude. The rest of the items he told me rang in correctly, but I didn’t realize until I got to the car and read the receipt , that they didn’t. I went back in and went to a different register where the store manager was. I told her I was returning the clearance items because they didn’t ring in right & I was already in line awhile. She said I had to go get all my items. With two broken toes and a walking boot I had to go back out to my car to get all the items. I told her I was returning everything because I was treated so badly and I wouldn’t be shopping there again. She never asked

Walgreens is the worst, this is one of the standout bad locations. The refuse to take veterinary prescriptions without a DEA # which is a violation. Even when all other required info is provided including the vet license they refuse to fill vital prescriptions for companion animals. They are also always rude and like to try to escalate issues verbally. When you contact corporate you get radio silence or an AI response. If you are a pet owner I recommend never using Walgreens for your prescriptions as they are not good partners in healthcare.

Called ahead to have script filled. Arrived an hour later, waited for half hour once being told it would be 10 minutes. Absolutely ridiculous. Whole reason why we originally moved to Hannaford. Way friendlier and quicker even when they're short staffed. Zero stars if I could!

I was shamed by a clerk in the Gorham Maine Walgreens because I blew my nose while waiting in line. I have allergies. He insisted I use hand sanitizer when I got to the counter. I didn't want to get all gooped up just because I used a handkerchief to blow my nose so I said no. He made a very dramatic statement that he'd have to disinfect the entire area because of me. I didn't sneeze or cough. I quietly blew my nose into a handkerchief at least 5 feet away. He made me feel like a leper. I let Walgreens headquarters know of my experience and their response was (sic) "Thanks for letting us know"