WALMART

Description of Work: I usually go to Walmart to buy my pet supplies.

Description of Work: "Just an oil change, but it's always simple and quick, as well as very reasonably priced. |Store is located on the corner of Tidewater Drive and Little Creek Road in Norfolk, VA."

Description of Work: I regularly shop Walmart for supplements due competitive pricing.

Description of Work: After checking online with WalMart's listing of $4 generic prescription medications, I found three scripts that were candidates for this offer. When I took them to the store, the clerk told me that one was not on the list, another would be double the price as the script called for twice the amount covered, and the third would need to be transferrred from another pharmacy. I took the script that I was told was not part of the program back with me to drop off at another pharmacy and left the other two behind for them to fill. The next day, I returned to pick up my scripts. Only one script was ready and I was told that the price of it was not $4 but $15 because of my insurance co-pay. I paid the new fee and asked when the other script would be ready. I was told they did not have another script for me on file. This was disheartening as I turned over the bottle to the pharamicist and I had no other record of the encounter. I asked the other staff members working behind the counter and one of them volunteered that she remembered the exchange but had not entered the request into their system. Besides, they still needed to transfer the script from the previous pharmacy and, by the way, also needed to contact the doctor as the refill count had run down to zero. Two days later, I returned to this store and was told there was no record of another script that needed to be filled. I asked the clerk to be sure and check again as I had been to the store two times previously. She reported that there was, in fact, one script on file that could be filled, but it too was not a $4 medication and needed doctor's approval to refill. I told the clerk I would be back the next day. When I returned, I picked up the script and was charged $50 because of my insurance co-pay. As my wife needed the medicine, I paid the fee and left. When I returned home, my wife told me that this was NOT the medicine she needed. This was an old script for a medicine she no longer uses. WalMart, as do all pharmaices, will not take back prescription medications once they have been dispensed. My wife follwed up with the pharmacist from the store where her medicine was last filled and the pharmacist there was very helpful in tracking down the script and getting the doctor to authorize the refill. I picked it up the next day for a cost of about $12.

Description of Work: I go there to get my vitamins and most of my shopping.

Description of Work: I do most my shopping at Wal-Mart. I go once a week.

Description of Work: Flat Repair.