When told my medicine would be ready in fifteen minutes, I decided I would wait at the store. Big mistake. While over half of the pharmacy staff stood around chatting amongst themselves, one or two people would be busy bustling around, taking calls from the drive up, managing the counter (when they weren't ignoring one or the other), and just in general non-professional. After nearly an hour, my medicine was finally ready, I took it home, and when I was preparing to take my bedtime medicines, realized that not only did the medicine look different than usual, but that there were two types of medication in there. I take a small, yellow, oval shaped pill, and these were white, oblong, one had a matte finish, the other was glossy. I looked online to see what these medications were, and found out one was Ibuprofen 800mg, and the other was a Darvocet muscle relaxer. The lesson, and my point, is to check your orders immediately from Walgreens, because had I been allergic to darvocet, tylenol (which is in darvocet), or ibuprofen, I could be very sick or dead.