CVS Pharmacy

Run run run avoid —tall skinny young boy/​man-​late night shift worker very dark skin with horrible attitude and aggressive demeanor .
went into the store with my husband to buy hair dye to cover up my gray. I was unsure of what color I wanted to buy so my husband and I were comparing my hair color to the color selection on the back of the box. My husband and I had chosen three boxes of his favorite and I had chosen three boxes of my favorite there was a half empty shelf that had a lots of light I gently push the items on the shelf back so I could place the box on the well lit shelf and take a strand of my hair to compare it to the selection on the box. The associate at that point started making very rude comments no no you can’t do that why are you making a mess you need to leave. At that point I kindly explained to him I’m sorry sir I will ever replace that what I found him I just wanted to make sure that I am purchasing the item that suits me best. The associates continued to walk towards me and in aggressive therm manner during this point I was handing my husband the buses of die and I was shaking and frightened to the point that one of the boxes fell on the ground. The gentleman was like get out get out now before I call the cops. I shop at the store several times a month and spend at least $ 40-​$ 200 per visit. Regardless I will never be shopping there again.

I use this pharmacy regularly. They are very good but the pharmacy seems overwhelmed a lot. Seem like they need more help. You can’t get out if here in under 15 minutes just for a pick up.

This is my favorite pharmacy. Everyone back in the pharmacy is very friendly and strive to get you your medication as quickly as they can. Obviously, sometimes it takes a while. This is due to being understaffed and having to deal with doctors that don’t call back. Also, the front store staff is very friendly as well. They are always asking if they can help you with anything.

Very friendly CVS in my experience. Haven’t used the pharmacy at this location yet, but I may give them a try since the rest of the service is usually pretty good and comes with a smile. I like smiles.

This pharmacy definitely does not feel like a neighborhood pharmacy. It is busy and unfriendly. Everyone who works there act as if they don’t want to be there and that I’m wasting their time. I agree with Mei Ling. I think more than 90% of my experience there sucked.
When I dropped off a prescription for my son, the guy sighed loudly and looked annoyed when he found out that my son was a new patient there. I assumed he looked annoyed because he had to enter new patient information into their system and that took up some of his time.
I’ve had one pharmacy tech who wouldn’t look at me in the eye when that person was talking to me. Whatever happened to basic human communication skills?
Another time, I asked about flu shots given at the pharmacy which they’d advertise all over the store and outside of the store. The person at the pharmacy didn’t know much about flu shots administered at their pharmacy and referred me to Minute Clinic which was a separate entity in the store run by nurse practitioners (which by the way, were always nice and friendly). I guess business was not important to them despite their heavy advertisements.
And the drive-​through window… I’ve almost always have to wait 5 – 10 minutes for each car that’s in front of me every time I’ve had to use it. Day or night. It’s a nice concept especially when you have small children in the car and you don’t want to bring them into the store, but the wait can be excruciating especially when there are many cars ahead of you.
I guess the employees there don’t really care about business. Maybe they’re overworked? After all, they always tell me that they’re very busy. It’s definitely not one that I look forward going to. There definitely are better pharmacies out there.

I went back today, they gave me a refund of 15 dollars, the pharmacist was a polite guy.

These guys specialize in the long tail of checkout times. Whether it’s processing film, handling a return, or fetching a single item from one of the locked cabinets to delay you, there’s a solid chance that in time you walk in will require greater 10 minutes to checkout. Day time service is nice enough, night-​time not so much. In no case can you expect reinforcements at the checkout lane.
24 hour access is great, but I’d recommend sticking with the Walgreens to the south.