Kroger Pharmacy

Reviews

• DD

  Drew

  Jan 10, 2024
  2.0
  The pharmacy technicians I have dealt with here have been great. When I was first prescribed Testosterone, the very kind technician walked me through the process of injecting it myself. It is intimidating. However it is clear the Kroger Pharmacy/Pharmacist doesn't care all that much about the health and safety of their customers or the public. They will not sell syringes to their customers without an explicit prescription. The person I spoke with acted as if this was an FDA rule, which it is very much not. I have a prescription for a drug that requires intramuscular injection. They determined I should not have run out of syringes yet, and as such they couldn't sell me any more. I had to go to Walmart, where they will gladly sell you the syringes. There is NO downside to selling someone syringes. Providing safe and unused syringes prevents the spread of preventable disease. It is a public safety issue. Not to mention the syringes prescribed to me aren't even those commonly used by drug users. Since that is obviously their concern, you would think they would be fine selling them to me. I am unsure if this is company policy, or a rule of the Pharmacist currently working. But I am sure there is no law preventing them from selling them. It is an issue where someone behind the counter has decided to morally police their customers.
• AK

  Amanda K

  Apr 6, 2019
  3.0
  The drive through has almost always been a bad experience-long waits and poor customer service. If you go inside, it’s better service and much faster.

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