Walgreens Locations

Everywhere you go in Folsom, on every major street like Iron Point, East Bidwell, Folsom Blvd, Folsom-Auburn Rd, Riley, Blue Ravine, Prairie City Rd, etc. There's always bound to be retail chains, grocery stores, gift shops, discount stores, gas stations, mini-marts, mom & pop stores, restaurants, bars, fast food, coffee shops, café's, delis, ice cream parlors, drug pharmacies, ​hotels, hospitals, chiropractors, banks, gyms, technology companies, salons, dentists, you name it. But Empire Ranch is the odd one out. It's built primarily on residence, parks, golfing, electric voltages, and land. Once you pass the Raley's shopping center on E Natoma, all the commer...

I updated it from what I had a few days ago. A lot of wording changes to put a more active voice into the resume. I also tried to de-emphasize the university that I dropped out from by moving it to the bottom of the education list and not listing its GPA (I will be explaining that in any essays and will still be providing transcripts for that school though).

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Prescription prices keep rising, but Costco is quietly becoming one of the best places to fill meds, even if you don’t shop there. What’s making it stand out: - Prices are often closer to actual drug costs instead of inflated retail markups - Many common prescriptions are cheaper than big chain pharmacies, especially for 3 month supplies. - Helpful for people paying cash or with high deductibles **Important:** You do **not** need a Costco membership to use the pharmacy in any U.S. state. Pharmacies are open to the public. With brand-name drugs seeing new price hikes this year, more people are comparing prescription prices instead of defaulting to CVS or Walgreens. Smart buying isn�...

I (30F) was diagnosed with epilepsy 16 years ago after collapsing at a school assembly in front of ~400 very traumatized kids. It's a darkly funny little story to me now - maybe not so much at the time lol. Like many of you, I've been on different combos of anticonvulsant medications ever since, and currently have my seizures under control! I'm beyond thankful to be able to work, drive, travel, and live life independently with the right treatment and a great doctor. It's something not everyone with seizures can say and I never forget that. All of that said, over the last year or so I've started feeling extreme anxiety over the thought of being dependent on my medica...

Living in America and having consistently prescribed medication/s has to be some sort of medieval humiliation ritual-style experience. Bear with me. I take Ritalin daily and have for about a year. This might be a different experience for ADHD-havers who don’t live in the US, but oh my god, why is it CONSTANTLY ON BACKORDER??!!! My prescription is due to be filled tomorrow but CVS told me they won’t have it until at least the 31st. Then the pharmacist told me to call around to local independent pharmacies and Walgreens’ instead because they’ll have different wholesalers for the drug. NO ONE HAS IT. WHY DO THEY ALL SOUND MAD AT ME FOR ASKING IF THEY HAVE IT? WHY IS IT ALWAYS ON BACK...

Just curious what you think ☺️ i need to look on a budget, and sometimes even drug stores can be expensive. So i just want to make sure i am doing the best, and which drug store do you usually go to for that ie cvs pharmacy, walgreens, 5 below, primark, dollar tree, etc.

My wife is prescribed Combipatch by OB/GYN doctor. I have BCBS Bronze and we went to walgreens and they said insurance does not cover it. Pharmacist also said they can call the doctor and tell her that this combipatch is a necessity and doctor can force BCBS to cover the cost. We waited for a week but no call back from anybody so I called the doctor and it turns out they dont do that. Nurse recommended to look at goodrx which I already did same price around $275.99. Combipatch lasts for 1 month. Is there a way to get this cheaper? [https://www.goodrx.com/combipatch?label\_override=combipatch&form=package&dosage=8-patches-of-0.05mg-0.25mg&quantity=1&drugId=37...

Discrimination at Walgreens on Hamilton and Galbraith TLDR: Pharmacist refused to fill the remainder of a monthly prescription of a schedule IV controlled substance due to “personal preferences” with no obvious safety/addiction safety concerns noted and chronic pain patient being out of state and willing to present plane tickets to indicate that she would be unable to pick up and be out of meds after current 10 day supply runs out Hi all. I wanted to share about an extremely negative experience I had at the walgreens on Hamilton and Galbraith regarding a pharmacist refusing to fill my prescription due to “personal preference” and miscommunication between this “personal preferenc...

TLDR: Pharmacist refused to fill the remainder of a monthly prescription of a schedule IV controlled substance due to “personal preferences” with no obvious safety/addiction safety concerns noted and chronic pain patient being out of state and willing to present plane tickets to indicate that she would be unable to pick up and be out of meds after current 10 day supply runs out Hi all. I wanted to share about an extremely negative experience I had at the walgreens on Hamilton and Galbraith regarding a pharmacist refusing to fill my prescription due to “personal preference” and miscommunication between this “personal preference” and pharmacy technician. I am prescribed a schedul...

I am already on the plan that it will cost the least on, Gold HMO. I was only able to get it at an external pharmacy, to use the drug discount card, ONCE. It costs $436 at the Kaiser pharmacy and they do not take discount cards, and this is their preferred med of this type. I don’t have any issues with the medicine as far as I can tell but I’ve taken it late twice since it’s been such a pain to get it. I tried submitting an appeal but I believe that is for the alternative med options, not for cost. How can I fight to get the cost reduced to something affordable? Paying $436 twice, in order to meet the deductible of $500, makes it go down to $189 at Kaiser. Even at Walgreens with the di...

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I haven’t been calling them I’ve only called them when I was asked to call them. So it’s not like I was calling them every time I wanted to fix their **** *** mistakes. So the first time they told me he needed a pre authorization when it was a insurance rejection saying that he had part D Medicare and Tri care and that if I had oars D they wouldn’t even fill my brothers scripts. So I finally got them to change that mistake I didn’t even offer to pay cash but is that even an option with them? But anyway so they fixed that took me over an hour on the phone with them. Then the class two goes from delayed back to processing. A day later after the lady told us nothing to worry about e...

I take a crazy amount of midodrine and have also tried multiple manufacturer. Apotex is the best and most reliable manufacturer for me. I have been going to CVS to get it, but they just told me that it’s no longer available— without clarifying if that means just to CVS, just for the moment, or if it’s cancelled forever. Is anyone else having this problem? or does anyone else have a pharmacy that doesn’t give them grief? ADD: I have been using midodrine for 20 years, starting when it was still promatine and through the period when it became an orphan drug (and then came back). I know Apotex is the brand that I can predict— aurobindo (chalky one) is a non starter for me. I al...

unfortunately corner drug no longer takes the insurance i have. i’m honestly real bummed because that place has always been so accessible and reliable. other than walgreens, are there other pharmacies you would recommend ?

hello, i just wanted to rant about my first day. it felt extremely stressful since i work in a very busy walgreens. i was working in fast food, so i’d assume nothing would beat the rushes there. i was doing fine the other days i was just doing modules, but i haven’t even finished the millions of modules we do and i got put in the pharmacy and i honestly had no idea what i was doing. i started crying because of the many rules when checking people’s prescriptions out. my manager kept assuring me i did fine, but everything was so unorganized and it took me a very long time to find everyone’s prescription. a lady started giving me attitude and that’s when i started to cry. i’ve had ...

Hi! This is my first Reddit post, and I just want to know if anyone has been through something like this because I feel like I’m losing my mind. This is my first controlled medication ever, and I’ve never dealt with anything like this. I’m 25. I saw a psychiatrist for the first time on 11/5, got diagnosed with ADHD, and was prescribed 20mg Adderall once a day. She told me to start with 10mg in the morning and 10mg in the afternoon, then switch to the full 20mg in the morning if needed, which worked better for me. I’ve gone to the same Walgreens my entire life and usually dealt with the same pharmacist. When I picked up that first script, her attitude completely changed. She lecture...