Meijer - Lansing, Michigan

Adresse: 6200 S Pennsylvania Ave, Lansing, MI 48911.
Telefon: 73947720.
Webseite: meijer.com.
Spezialitäten: Supermarkt, Kaufhaus, Elektrofachmarkt, Lebensmittelhändler.
Andere interessante Daten: Abholung vor dem Laden, Kontaktlose Lieferung, Lieferdienst, Abholung im Geschäft, Einkaufen im Geschäft, Service/Leistungen vor Ort, Lieferung am gleichen Tag, Hervorragendes Obst und Gemüse, Rollstuhlgerechter Eingang, Rollstuhlgerechter Parkplatz, Bioprodukte, Verzehrfertig zubereitete Speisen, WLAN, WLAN, Schneller Einkauf möglich, Glasflaschen/‑gefäße, Metalldosen, Plastikflaschen, Plastiktüten, Debitkarten, Kreditkarten, Mobile Zahlungen per NFC, SNAP/EBT (US-Lebensmittelhilfe-Programm), Kreditkarten, Parkplätze auf eigenem Gelände.
Bewertungen: Dieses Unternehmen hat 5984 Bewertungen auf Google My Business.
Durchschnittliche Meinung: 4/5.

Ort von Meijer

Das Unternehmen Meijer ist ein Supermarkt, Kaufhaus, Elektrofachmarkt und Lebensmittelhändler, welches sich in Lansing, Michigan befindet. Genauer gesagt, unter der Adresse: 6200 S Pennsylvania Ave, Lansing, MI 48911.

Bewertungen von Meijer

Meijer - Lansing, Michigan
Sheila Stutz
1/5

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Meijer - Lansing, Michigan
Phil Pancratz
2/5

The new anti theft carts are terrible. They do not roll smoothly and sometimes lock up. If you want to buy hot prepared food you have to pay for it there instead of with your other groceries. The dishonest people who are stealing the carts and food should be punished, not the honest considerate customers. Most of the stockers and grocery pickers for online orders don't pay attention to the shoppers and just get in the way. This Meijer does not respect their customers enough to make it an enjoyable shopping experience

Meijer - Lansing, Michigan
Sylvia Lu
2/5

I always come and do my shopping here and I always usually know where everything is, so I’m never really needing help. But today for literally the first time I asked a lady working here if she could help me with finding an item I was having trouble locating, and she looked at me like I was a public nuisance lol. She had a really bad attitude and actually made me feel bad for even asking a question. Definitely will be sure not to bother the workers again!

Meijer - Lansing, Michigan
Rachael Hitchcock
1/5

The pharmacy is always out of meds. Stuff my kid takes monthly for a long time. They consistently say they are out and need to order it. It's not a special med, it's a BASIC medication. My kid has gone without meds because they have terrible inventory

Meijer - Lansing, Michigan
Mrs. D
5/5

It's definitely a great grocery store. Love their hours. It's really convenient whenever you forget an item while shopping.

Meijer - Lansing, Michigan
Elizabeth Vandeventer
5/5

Meijer always has what you need. The prices have gone up lately, but where haven't they?
The best things here are the yummy buttery croissants and the raspberry white chocolate scones. I'm usually a milk chocolate girl, but man, those scones heated up in the microwave for about 9 seconds, absolutely melt in your mouth!!!

Meijer - Lansing, Michigan
Christopher Smith
4/5

Busy meijer but our first choice for all groceries. Pick the right day to shop so stock is not an issue (for families feeding kids). Pharmacy line can be long but always moves fast.

Meijer - Lansing, Michigan
Hannah C (Palindrome3D)
2/5

The pharmacy: I've had more issues than would be expected for a single pharmacy here. From not filling scripts my Dr sends in direct, to telling me they are ready, but upon pick up told I have to wait another day for 1 of my refills. I had $10 pre natal vitimins my Dr sent in, the next month it said $84. When I called, the girl on the phone went on about how insurance no longer covers these and I must have had something different previoussly and that's what she'd change it to. (she didn't even look at my file) thankfully I took the previous months bottle with me. She tried giving me a completely different prenatal vitamin, with diff #s, and swore it's what I had before.. I put my previous bottle down on the counter and asked to speak to the pharmacist, who corrected the matter and got me what the Dr prescribed for the same $10 that was my copay. This was annoying but not even the worst scenerio.
I was recently discharged from hospital post surgery and called to ask if my hydrocodone was sent in. No the lady on the phone said "we have nothing for you". I asked her if she could please check my file because I had picked up 4 RXs ahead of my surgery and couldn't remember which they were, one might have been the hydrocodone. She told me no there was nothing on file for me. So my Dr sends in a script and we pay $18 for it, get home and sure enough on my table a bottle of hydrocodone we had already picked up and paid $18 for. Either their patient details are not kept accurately or the lady didnt even look at my file like I asked and just lied to me. This is dangerous. You gave a patient 2 bottles of a controlled opioid when they were only meant to have 1. Thankfully I am a responsible pill taker but this is irresponsible, negligent and dangerous on the pharmacy's part. I just can't understand this level of incompetence, I asked you to check my file. What is so difficult about that? Are you that over worked and understaffed your not able to look at the patients previously filled scripts when they ask? Yet you provide an answer as if you did? I try to give people the benefit of the doubt but I can't think of anything logical to explain this mess up.
The Store: seems I either go when items are sold out and produce is gross or I go when the 2 lanes open + self check out are so backed up people are leaving full carts and waking out the store.

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