Walgreens Locations

Hey all! So for the past year since I could no longer get Adderall delivered to my house, I had been going to Walgreens. According to my prescription history, I was getting manufacturers like Mallickrodt, camber and Granules from them and I definitely had not been feeling like the drugs were effective (or seemed to make me feel worse). That's part of what led me to this subreddit. I reported all this to my psychiatrist last week. He told me that he had not yet heard of any other patient complained about the generics not working, so he suggested seeing if we try switching to another pharmacy to see if they contract with different manufacturers for me to try. I figured I had nothing to ...

I just had to vent about the absolute nightmare getting my medication has been. I’m a college student that was formally diagnosed with ADHD (after suspecting it for a while) around August-September, and getting my medications has been divine punishment almost every time. First time picking up my medications: \- 3 different Publix pharmacies, 1 Costco, 6 Walgreens, and 4 CVS: out of stock I had called most of these after the first few pharmacies my psychiatrist sent my medication to informed me they were out of stock. I figured it would be more efficient to go down the list and check myself rather than bothering my psychiatrist every couple of hours. I was then informed after a few calls...

Hey guys, not gonna lie here I'm really stressing out because my market management cut down the amount of time I have to be certified or finished with PTU. Only problem with that is, I'm only 7% complete through PTU because it counts against my pharmacy hours and I can't really work on it in the pharmacy because we're busy constantly and I have to keep leaving the computer. We took on 3+ pharmacies worth of customers because 2 rite aids and a walgreens closed. Pretty sure a mom and pop shop did too. I just barely learned how to do Inputting and Fill. I have no idea how to do calculations or what any of the drugs are. So naturally I'm pushing to get PTCB certified bu...

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Hi everyone, I wonder if this has happened to anyone else, and I offer you my sympathies if so. I have MS, along with bulging discs in my back, so unfortunately I rely on pain medication to help me get through my day. I'm a rambler so apologies in advance! Over the last two months, my Walgreens has made me wait 31 days for my pain medication.. which has been absolutely terrible. The pharmacy wouldn't be opened before I had to go work, so I end up just suffering. I try to tell them this, but they refuse to listen to any of my reasoning and just tell me "it is how it is" and hang up the phone. I've literally never had this happen before, and have always been a...

My insurance plan switched PBMs this year and they are requiring all drugs be 90 day prescriptions but I have two that like… that would be kinda crazy for. ETA: I was contacted last week that I have to change pharmacies and change from 30 to 90 days to get them fully covered, was told they were only ‘courtesy covered’ so far this year and next refills must change. One is a biologic that seems very narrowly controlled and the company will only send it like max a week before shot date. The other is a medication that has very narrow shelf life requirements that I can’t meet (it isnt refrigerated but has to be kept at 68-75 or something and in the dark). The place where I live is 61-65...

***Update***: filed a formal complaint with Walgreen's corporate and switched all our family meds to Costco. Thank you everyone for your amazing support and advice!!! I'll try to keep the long story short. *Insurance background:* The e-voucher covered my meds last month. This month I wanted to apply the Lilly savings card. The first time I went they told me they had to call and they would call me back. He did, said they need an ICD code which my provider called in. Go back to pick up meds today. Tech says she has to call back to have voucher removed (ok, again?) and tells me to have a seat. Almost an hour later (I think she purposely kept me waiting) she says ok I have it r...

I needed a medication recently. I have insurance. Went to Walgreens Pharmacy. They scan the medication: $670.82 Flabbergasted, I hand them my insurance card. They scan the card. New price: $349.23 In shock, I remembered that my doctor also sent me a discount code for the medication. I pull up the text, give the pharmacist the info. They enter it into the system. New price: $423.92 Desperately, I google Walgreens discount codes for medicines. Look up the medication, hand the pharmacist the random code I found on google. They enter the into. New price: $124.98. The drug normally costs about 25 dollars from what I have seen online, but this was the best I could find........ for the exact s...

My new health insurance (US) ***** a lot. Supposedly they have $20 copays for prescriptions, but every one I've tried to fill through them has cost $65/month -- many of which cost under $10 for 90 days on my old insurance. (And if anyone know how to assess this more accurately next year, I would be very grateful to know). I've exchanged my HRT estradiol patch+estrogen ($130/month) for my old birth control pill ($0), and I get most of my scrips by mail from CostPlus (based in Canada). My ADHD pills can't be filled that way though. I'm newly getting medicated, we're in trial phase on everything. Vyvanse generic didn't have much of an effect, so I asked to swit...

Hope this doesn’t get deleted, because I really need some genuine help here. I’m back on ADHD meds for the first time since 2020. I’m surprised to learn that, post pandemic, there are frequent shortages of my drug of choice (Vyvanse, 30 ML, extended releases). The last two times I’ve tried to fill it at the Walgreens on Knick, I was told over and over that it wasn’t coming in. Finally, I had to have my mother fill it for me back home and mail it. It was more expensive this way, ($300+) because that pharmacy doesn’t accept GoodRX. Same thing seems to be playing out this month at Walgreens. I just called CVS to see if they had it; they too said they were back ordered. They sugg...

Hi, all! I've been working in the pharmacy at my store for 2 months. I worked at Walgreens before this, but I wasn't a tech. I mainly filled and occasionally checked people out but never had to deal with insurance issues. I just need clarification on a couple of things. When working on resolution and it says that something needs a prior authorization, does our system automatically start that process? Or do I need to reach out to the patient every time to let them know to contact their prescriber to start the process? Also, if it says that a product isn't on a patient's insurance formulary and it's a pricey drug, would that also be an instance to call the patient ...

Tl;dr— UHC is telling me my cost at the pharmacy is a 20% coinsurance based on the full cost of a 90 day supply, instead of a copay cost. I cannot find any information to show how this is being designated, or what drugs fall into this category. Okay, long version— UHC returned my premium payment I made on 1/29 without informing me. When I went to the pharmacy today (Walgreens), one of my medications (Vilazodone 20mg 90 days) rang up as $119.25. I asked the tech why, and she states I was showing as in “grace” with UHC, and that usually meant the premium wasn’t paid. My other script was still showing only 5 dollars as total cost, also a 90 day supply. At this point, I told her I ...

Suffering from insomnia, I looked to my Part D provider (Wellcare) and found they don't include coverage for Ramelteon. I used an online pharmacy and purchased the drug cheaply on a trial basis, only 15 pills at first. Evidently, Walgreens must have notified Wellcare, because I got a letter today saying they are aware of this trial drug. Do I need to call them about it, or will any conflict go away on its own? I don't expect Wellcare to supply the drug or cover/compensate in any way.

I frankly am out of touch. i dont use ai, dont talk to others who use it, etc., but i got a message back from my dr's office that clearly felt like a robot wrote it. it was clinical and soulless, and i ran it through an ai detector, and it said 100%. My question is, is it rude to ask them not to do this? They are a small clinic with a couple of people, so i imagine it could be hard to send messages, but also originally i don't think she was sending messages like that before. I dont know if i did something that made them whip out the machine that makes them write the tough messages for them, but i almost felt offended. When doctors and professors send back a quick, vague 1 sentence...

Which whitesuit thought this was a good idea? I get to Walgreens today to pick up a pharmacy order because it was $22/4.8mi and the pharmacy technician asks me for my license because it was NARCOTIC. To top things off it was going to be handed to me in a transparent bag where you could clearly see the drug (hydrocodone 10mg). I noped out of that so **** fast, thats some crazy *** liability I wanted no part of.

TL;DR: Wondering if there might be any kind repercussions for not following through with a UA report for the doc who "saw" me. First thing I want to say is I am not trying to be any kind of negative towards the outfit I tried (Dr.House). I think the doc I saw was very much trying to do her due diligence, I just found the experience confusing and it left me in a bit of a pickle. Noticed my urine has been smelling funky the last few days and as I'm a woman in my 40's you'd think I'd know immediately what was up. Apparently I'm an *****? In my defense the smell was ODD. It made me think of medications before anything else. I don't know if this is a sup...

Los Angeles here. In the past, I was able to get a local pharmacy order we Wilshire generics, and they were amazing, however they stopped ordering them for me because their cost exceeded the insurance payments they’d receive for the drug. For months I’ve been trying to locate a single pharmacy who has stock or would be willing to order the band name or any generic, to no luck. I’ve tried multiple Walgreens and CVSs. I keep falling back on aderrall since I’m having better luck getting it, but it is so inferior to zenzedi for me, it’s driving me nuts. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

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