Ingles Pharmacy

I have had my meds filled here for over 10 years. This is an amazing pharmacy. The staff are great. Star has been such a great help so many times.

One Star If I could give zero stars, I would. Negative stars. Black hole-level rating. So picture this: the entire pharmacy shuts down because their warehouse flooded—like, Noah’s Ark but make it incompetent. Fine, life happens. So I do what any sane, mildly concerned human would do—I call to check on my prescription. Enter: Sherry. Now, Sherry sounds like someone who’s been personally wronged by sunlight and basic human decency. Her tone? Somewhere between DMV employee on hour ten and villainous stepmother. It was like calling to ask for information triggered a deep, ancestral rage in her. Sorry for interrupting your mid-shift glaring contest with the pill bottles, Sherry. And here's the kicker: I left a very respectful one-star review. Didn’t even name names. Just facts. Classy. Matur

The locals here are amiable. However, it would be more convenient if a drive-thru pharmacy could be set up. Currently, customers have to exit their cars and walk up to the outside window of the store. It's still convenient but can be chilly during the fall and winter months.

Like everywhere there's going to be a few bad apples. But majority, "not all" of higher techs very rude and judgemental and as if they have any clue as to what, why or what ur going through to get prescriptions prescribed. I use the app for all reminders or updates to deal with any medications there, but when I do have to interact especially in person between the "shortness, mean mugging and no welcome feeling at all from higher ups involved there". I definitely do agree with a lot of other people leaving reviews. Take your business elsewhere. Trust me it's like night and day elsewhere. Just saying. My opinion. Unnecessary to much other things to worry about in life that to deal with that's kinda thing.

If you enjoy waiting and waiting and waiting for prescriptions by all means use this ingles. We have used them for years as we live down but at this point it’s worth the further drive to go elsewhere, or rather we are excited for the publix to open. Elected to refill my blood pressure medicine at 9 am. 4 hours later and it’s still not ready. 30 pills of one of the most common blood pressure medicines and still it takes a day. The also don’t honor trial prescription offers from your doctor and love to give us hell about our federal employee bcbs insurance.