Walgreens

Nice pharmacist helped in minutes. Even though I wasn’t in their system she entered my information and got me what I needed. Cheers to them for being polite, friendly and efficient.

I always wait for the back-​to-​school sales so I can purchase an abundant supply of colored folders to organize the backup/​draft articles for my two monthly magazines. Walgreens advertised folders for 9 cents each, but when I got to the store the first day of the sale, there were no more left. Last year, I believe you could purchase how many you wanted, but this year, you’re limited to 12 – hardly enough for my purposes but better than nothing. Have my rain check in hand.
The person who helped me clearly didn’t want to be working, as she had a slight attitude. However, considering she was the only one I saw in this store besides the cashier, I suppose I’d have an attitude too. People were pulling her from all sides and I could tell she was overwhelmed.
This relatively new freestanding store is messier than its Chelmsford counterpart, and it needs more help and merchandise.
NOTE: Whoever designed the entrance to this place needed a better plan. You have to drive through the entrance of Chili’s and then go straight and then turn left to get to the front. And you can only make a right turn at the exit. No easy in, easy out.

Strange entrance to store, you must drive behind Chili’s. The exit out of the parking lot is directly on to Route 110/​Littleton Road. Nice bright store. I like thier customer service, too,