CVS Pharmacy

They have improved their service, I get calls from the pharmacy and they know what’s going on! Not bad for a chain, improvement deserves recognition

Very unhappy with this cvs their blatant contempt for ccw holders is nothing short of a f**k you to all legal licensed carriers I definitely will have nothing to do with this place until they remove their criminal protection zone sign it doesn’t make anybody but those who break the law feel safer and if anything makes for a much more dangerous place to be also found one of the clerks to be rather rude and snippy definitely won’t spend anymore money here til this changes

The pharmacists here are quite honestly the most dense I have ever encountered. I recently went to fill a generic brand prescription of a common medication, and I was told that they would get more in within the week. A week later, I tried to fill again and was told that they «probably weren’t going to order anymore», despite the fact that I had a prescription for it and needed the medication.
I also take a skin medication that is registered through the ipledge program. This program regulates the distribution of all brands of accutane, and I’m no pharmacist myself but I believe it is very well known and frequently used. The technician did not know how to work the system. I spent 90 minutes waiting for her to figure out how to use the program, and then another 25 minutes for her to actually get the prescription together.
I have never met such dim-​witted pharm technicians. I would passionately advise others to NOT take their business here,

I used to live nearby — so my doc sent my prescription to the ‘old’ pharmacy. Well, I went straight over to pick up my seven pills and was told it would be another 30 minutes. Huh?!? Nothing takes that long.
Additionally, the soft drink delivery truck was parked in all of the parking spaces closest to the front door making all of their customer walk… at 10:30 in the morning.
I won’t be back. Target is just up the road and has a great pharmacy and much better service.

I was trying to ask one of the workers a question and never even bothered to turn around and talk to me directly. Shame on cvs workers

S-​l-​o-​w-​e-​s-​t service ever. I’ve been to this particular CVS several times now and every time I’ve been there it’s been something. First time there I was standing at the counter waiting for SOMEONE to acknowledge my presence. Staff kept walking by, looking at me and never said a thing, like «We’ll be right with you». This went on for 10 minutes before I had to say something to them. It was as if I was invisible. TOTAL PET PEEVE. Today I went to pick up an Rx for my son (who had to get back to school) and the pharmacist only gave him 10 pills instead of the 20 pills the RX called for. When I called to ask them to get the other 10 pills ready for me to pick up asap, I had to hear a sob story about how she «would try» but the pharmacy is short staffed and Mondays are rough. SERIOUSLY? I was the first (and only) customer there when they opened the pharmacy so anyone who came in after me should have to wait an extra two minutes while she prepared the rest of my Rx that she messed up in the first place. I would definitely NOT use them if my son’s insurance accepted Walgreens. Sadly, they don’t. The only reason I give this pharmacy 2 stars instead of one is because the pharmacist was sweet. otherwise it would get one star.

As I will be going out of the country for work, my MD wanted me to update a chunk of immunizations. Even though that option would not make my top ten list of fun filled things to do, I figured that when traversing the tropics of wherever with my trusty back pack the last thing I wanted to be concerned about was some sort of plague.
Though he didn’t carry what I would require, and didn’t want to charge me an arm or leg to order it in, (which I appreciated), he felt that some local agencies would offer the shots at a relatively low cost, and would also be «on hand».
Okay, I called the «County». One would figure they would have just about everything. After being transferred 4 times, and listening to the obligatory messages 4 times, my patience was wearing thing. Yes, they had them … but only 2x a month. Hmmm.
I called my local pharmacy: oh yes, no problem, we can order it in. Hmmm.
I called a competitor of my local pharmacy: and listened to nice music for 15 minutes. Hmmm.
Then, I called a place I had never been to: CVS. It was close, they answered the phone, the technician on the phone was not only pleasant but said, «come on down and we will take care of it now». Huh? Well, off I went. The paperwork was easy, the staff was pleasant and efficient, and the pharmacist who innoculated me did a better job than most of the RN’s I know. Wow.
Sometimes when you least expect it a spot comes through for you, in a very big way. Not only am I quite likely to take my business there, but I really appreciated the experience (even though it involved needles). Thanks and keep up the great work.

Not a bad place, BUT IT’S NO WALGREENS! If you know my priorities, it does do a few things right. They have a decent candy selection, they sell booze, and they are the only one’s I know of who carry sugar-​free gummy bears. These are a must when I’m dialing down the carbs, but they cause a little gastic disturbance and… well…nevermind. Anywho, not a bad locale.

Typical CVS, but on the cluttered side. This places always looks like it’s about to undergo some remodeling, but it never does.