CVS pharmacy

Tried to get a prescription from my doctor filled and was told the pharmacy manager will not order a cough medicine with a narcotic in suspension. I asked why and was told he just won’t. I told them it was a valid prescription and was told it did not matter. I told my doctor and he never heard such a thing and told me he had problems with CVS in the past and to go somewhere else.
I have removed all my prescriptions from CVS and now use another pharmacy. I will never go back to CVS they are not a good place to shop and I feel they do not care about their customers.

This is the worst cvs I’ve ever been too. The employees are not knowledgable of current sales and the manager is even more
oblivious. There are no tags hanging to list the weeks sale and when I asked someone to help me confirm if items were on sale or not they rolled their eyes. Never coming back. The only upside to this cvs is the minute clinic

Clinic: Great for small, non-​emergency situations. I had an infection on my finger and didn’t feel like waiting the average two hours at a regular clinic. It’s exactly like a regular clinic; chairs for waiting, obtaining your information, consulting, prescribing. The nurse was extremely sweet and was seemingly knowledgable as well.
Store: A clean and nice store. It’s one of the more crowded locations (probably because it is slightly nicer). I was a little confused bc the cashier said my number wasn’t registered as a CVS savings card holder when I used it literally a few hours before at another location. Strange.

The CVS Minute Clinic is a great place to stop for a flu shot and other minor healthcare needs.
This review focuses on the clinic, because the store and pharmacy inside CVS is just like any other CVS.
The Minute Clinic has two separate exam rooms and about 10 chairs in the waiting areas. Between the rooms is a monitor for adding a reservation. Approximate wait times are shown on the monitor.
Unfortunately, you cannot place reservations online, but you can include your cell phone number on the reservation so you can get a text when your reservation time nears.
I normally take my daughter to this location for flu shots. No problems with insurance coverage and the docs are very friendly.
To avoid long waits, try to stop by closer to the opening time.

There are days I have more patience than others. On those days, I like to bring my list of Sunday sale items, manufacturer and CVS coupons to scoop up bagful of savings. The only thing is to be patient to comb the isles for the exact product and to be patient with the tiny CVS carts and narrow cashier counter space during check out. But I do love picking up household items like: Swiffer refills, Perrier slim cans, VitaminWater, Lubriderm the size of a desk lamp, facial scrub, and mixer juices like grapefruit and cranberry. I always feel like these items are much cheaper when on sale than at the grocery store. I also love the Miss America length receipt tape that comes out at the end, now only if I could get a bouquet of flowers and a tiara as I wheel my overflowing reusable bags in the tiny CVS cart to the parking lot.