Cvs Pharmacy

Rx Peeps: this is by far the quickest shortest line ever for drop off and pick up for prescriptions. They have a drive in plus the pharmacists are actual nice unlike the busier pharmacies in town.

I usually fill my prescriptions at Walgreens down the street (I’m a creature of habit, what can I say?) but CVS has gotten pretty much all of my drugstore makeup purchases lately.
I went here the other day because they were running a 50% off Milani lipsticks deal (seriously, I stocked the hell up, these lipsticks are amazing) and I was looking at the display, wondering if I should just buy every single color, and I was stopped by a nice lady who asked if I needed any help. I didn’t really, but I wanted to see if they had anything else in the back and she said no. Then she said they didn’t have any of Milani’s new liquid lipsticks, which was my next question, so clearly this woman was able to read my mind.
I was all set with my selections so she led me up to the registers and we talked about makeup for a while. It’s always nice to meet someone who shares the same passion that I do for cosmetics. She also went out of her way to try to get me a coupon to save even MORE money (as if 50% off wasn’t enough).
Just an all-​around great experience. This CVS will continue to get my business.

After being a long time customer of this other chain pharmacy with green walls, I’m very happy to have switched to CVS. Medication refills in our house are a weekly occurrence, so fast and efficient service is golden. We just weren’t getting that before. CVS says something will be ready in 20 minutes, it’s ready in 10. We actually had to wait behind 1 single car the other day, the longest we’ve ever had to. The only thing I find very confusing about CVS is that they are advertising so vigorously and proudly that they are about health and wellness so have made the decision to quit selling tobacco. Um… what about the alcohol? To me, this says the profit margin on alcohol is a little too high to sacrifice for your «health and wellness». But either way, I like the pharmacy at CVS.

The turn around time is quick. There were 3 staff working on a Monday night and it didn’t seem too busy. However, maybe they were just efficient. Their computers looked like they are from the 90s as well as the program they were using. The pharmacist was very nice and one of the techs was very polite. However, I observed the tech at the drive thru window. None of her questions were complete sentences.
Someone pulled up.
«Picking one up?»
«yes»
“Last name?”
(insert last name)
«Any questions?»
«No».
“Good night!“
So she wasn’t rude or anything, but it seemed like she was in a rush and was trying to say the least amount of words possible. It’s VERY close to my doctor’s office and I would probably return.

I’m not the biggest fan of CVS as a pharmacy chain, but they beat out Walgreens because of their customer credit program (ExtraBucks). This particular store is excellent because the people who work there really care about their customers. We have been going to this one for 4 years roughly and they always recognize us and let us know of special deals or sales. The pharmacy people are very good even during crunch times; they always do their level best to serve with a smile. I am on a friendly basis with most of the people at this store because we fill many prescriptions there each month and shop there for other goods as well. If you need a new pharmacy in West Aurora, I suggest this one. Plus, they have never made a mistake with our prescriptions.

Very quick pharmacy with drive thru pick up and if you drop off and need right away you pull ahead with a pager that lets you know when done.