Target Pharmacy Consumer Reviews - Page 2

JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY -- I had my prescription filled at target located at 100 14th Street, Jersey City, NJ. They partially filled 10 out of 60 quantity saying stock not available and asked me to come after few days. When I went after few days they again filled only 10 which I did not check when I picked them. I realized they are only 10 when I started using the medicine. When I called them to find why they filled only 10 and did not tell me, they are very rude to me and asked me to bring back the old and new prescription bottles to verify if what I was complaining is true. They are not sorry for what they did but besides spoke to me as if I am lying. I will never go to target pharmacy.

CLIFTON, NEW JERSEY -- Purchased my medications on Friday, June 12th for a 30 day supply (30 pills). When I began refilling my daily dispensing tray, I only had enough for 27 days - the pharmacy had shorted me by 3 pills. I immediately called the Pharmacy at 8 PM - although the store was open - the Pharmacy wasn't. Left a message for someone to call me - the call never came.

On 6/15 I called the Pharmacy and the rude tech said that they triple check the count. My response to her was that there were only 2 people working and if true - the same person could make the same error. The Pharmacy said they'd never had it happen before and the electronic counter is "NEVER WRONG". I asked the Tech to have the Manager call me. The Pharmacist never called back. Not sure where to go with this one but will keep you posted.

RICHFIELD -- Two days ago, I had all four wisdom teeth removed. The day before surgery was, I went into the closest Target to get a few things for the week, and to get my antibiotic and pain pill prescription filled. I have never been on any sort of pain medication in my life, and have never had any form of substance abuse, ever, before! This morning, two days later, I woke up with an awful pain in my jaw, ears, and throat. It turns out that I developed dry sockets, I went into my oral surgeon again, and he filled out a new prescription for a pain pill to get me through the weekend.

I went in to have it filled, only to be ignored. The man in the pharmacy had my prescription sitting next to him the entire time, and I had to have my doctor call TWICE to okay the refill. He ignored all of my requests and treated me like a drug addict. He denied that he had spoken with my doctor, and simply avoided the matter altogether to avoid talking to me.

It would have been okay if he would have simply told me what was going on, and wouldn't have lied to my face, and made me embarrassed to even be there. I left target crying and in pain. Not only will I never be returning to that specific target again, but I've called the manager at the Richfield location to explain how rude he had treated me. I would love to see him again and actually ask what the heck he was thinking, and how he was okay with treating a woman in pain this way?

MANHATTAN BEACH, CALIFORNIA -- A doctor said a prescription would be sent to Target electronically. When I got to Target, it was not there yet. An hour later I called and the person said they have it and are processing it. An hour later, I went to pick it up and it was not processed. Target used to be so reliable but their quality of service has declined. Seems that they were good when they were building the business and trying to lure customers away. I think I will return to Walgreens or CVS.

ACWORTH, GEORGIA -- Yeah there was a $3.00 price difference in the generic and brand name Breath Right Strips. They are low quality, they last about 2 hours before they peel off. The quality is horrible. Spend the little more money. If you don't you will regret it. You do not get the sleep from the generics. Breath Right Strips are worth the extra money because it sucks not being able to breathe right.

WALNUT CREEK, CALIFORNIA -- Frustrated and disappointed that the Walnut Creek Target pharmacy too often doesn't have prescriptions ready at promised times. A typical response for the error is "the system is the problem". Not sure what that means, don't think they do either. I run my own business, so my time is very valuable. Getting to the store, finding a place park, dealing with the other lines can be daunting. So I suppose I should stop whining and find another pharmacy...

RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA -- The pills were generic and should have cost about $13.00. They charged over $230.00. I complained to them and their home office and they would not do anything about it. They should change their slogan to SPEND MORE SAVE LESS. As far as I'm concerned, they are history.

Charged regular prices for generic prescription. More than 200 dollars. I will never shop a target store again. I called their home office but who knows how long before they take action. As far as I am concerned, they are history.

MIRA LOMA, CALIFORNIA -- My wife and I feel very fortunate having such a dedicated crew at our local Target Pharmacy. Pharmacist **, **, and the crew always have excellent attitudes, and perform marvelously for us - from handling prescriptions for vacations to quickly contacting doctors' offices for any problems - we could not ask for finer service.

FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA -- When my doc faxed a form in to get my prescription refilled, they lost it and then didn't follow up with my doc like they said they would, and didn't communicate with me. I went to Target because of the location convenience but got the worst service from a pharmacy that I have ever experience. The Target Pharmacy I went to is in Bailey's Crossroads in Falls Church, VA - don't use it.