Walgreens Pharmacy

Walgreens pharmacy is one of the worst pharmacies in the quad cities. The pharmacy employees are rude and inconsiderate. They do not care about their customers, and treat their customers as if they are a nuisance to them. If you dont like your job, then quit!! Not only are they VERY RUDE, but they move slower than crap, and dont care if they make people wait in a long line forever to be waited on. Because of our experiences with the milan pharmacy, we transferred our prescriptions across the street to CVS pharmacy. At CVS they actually treat you like a human being and take care of you in a timely fashion. Moving to CVS was the best choice we have made. WALGREENS MILAN PHARMACY IS THE WORST PHARMACY EVER!!

Tried to call them for 2 days straight and couldn’t ever speak to an employee on the phone only an automated message and I am pregnant so I need the medicine and this Walgreens just can’t give me any kind of attention and showed for 2 days that didn’t care! Will never send my prescription here for pickup again!

Horrible! Worst pharmacy probably in the state of Illinois. Would not ever recommend & if i owned Walgreens I would do away with the pharmacy.

Went to the Pharmacy in Milan, Illinois. I am a Type 1 Diabetic, ran out of syringes for my long acting insulin. I am sick, so only needed a 10 pack for now until I am well enough to go get a box from my normal pharmacy. This pharmacy does allow this and I have done it multiple times. As the tech was bringing it over the Pharmacist on duty stopped her and said no. His back was to me, did not even acknowledge or look at me. Just gave off an arrogant vibe and did not even come over to confirm or even look at my account to see that I am a diabetic. The tech came back and said sorry, the pharmacist on Duty will not sell you these insulin syringes. This pharmacists name is Dan D. Shame on you and your assumptions and denying a Diabetic the tools needed to deliver insulin!

Was told I needed to wait because prescriptions weren’t showing a price in their system, then called about an hour and a half later and it said the prescription was ready and the price was 1.11$…. While I was in the drive-thru pharmacy I got a text saying the prescription was ready… they said it still wasn’t in their system. Went back an hour later and tried to have them hear their own automated message stating the prescription was ready + the price but still said there was nothing they could do. This was for antibiotics that were very needed. Absolutely unacceptable for a pharmacy