CVS Pharmacy

"Overall: 5.0. This is a 24-hour CVS store. It’s very large and very well-organized. In fact, it’s the nicest CVS I’ve ever visited. The staff are all extremely friendly and helpful. Excellent experience getting my Rx filled in less than 30 minutes from drop-off. The pharmacist also explained how to take my new Rx. In all, very impressive experience. Also, tons of parking options."

"Our Rx were ready promptly and our pharmacy worker at the counter, Kayla, was patient, kind, friendly, professional and had such a genuine, helpful smile which helped make our pharmacy and shopping trip a great experience. The store was clean, well-stocked, well-organized, had a great selection of products and merchandise. Excellent customer service. Recommend, highly. Thank you! Angela R."

"Website let's you make appointment for Covid test, but was informed this location isn't available to give covid tests."

"Usually very nice. I really expected more. Like when you pulled the prescriptions out of your fridge when your power went off maybe notifying those people before they went out of their way to wait in line to be told hey, 2nd week in a row you can’t pick up your meds. Oh and not only did we NOT notify you (even though we can disrupt your day with 27 other useless texts that don’t pertain to me), but they also didn’t bother to find a CVS or other location that has had power to which they can be transferred. So this medicine that you have to have daily, we are not concerned enough to look in our CVS directory to transfer your meds to or to have a quick number so you can do it if you wish. The answer was we don’t know … which really translated in my mind as we don’t care. Because honestly it would have taken a few extra minutes for someone in CVS to figure that out for ALL their customers affected and oh, maybe posted a sign if they didn’t have the energy to send another mass text. Instead each of us has to call 15 other pharmacies and wait on hold to ask the question. Thank you CVS for making it clear your customers and their health are NOT your first priority."

"The pharmisict working here at 5:30 pm on December 3, 2022 was extremely rude, and either A. Incompetent, or B. lazy and dishonest, and most likely its option B. I needed to pick up a prescription (for a schedule III controlled substance) here that had been sent to a different CVS location. This is 100% allowed as verified by CVS's website. At one time some 10+ years ago it would have been illegal, but the law now allows controlled substances of schedule III and above to be transferred to a different pharmacy without doctor approval. Also, I have done this exact same thing in the past about 6 months ago at CVS. However, this pharmacist refused to attempt it or even look into it to see if she could. She said it was illegal and she couldn't do it. My guess is she was busy (it took 20 minutes for someone to even answer the phone) and she didn't want to be bothered because transferring it would have required additional work for her since she would have to fill out paper work for transferring the controlled substance. I even informed her that I had done it at another CVS pharmacy before, and tried to inform her that the law she was referring to had changed. She yelled at me that "She's not debating this with me" and then hung up the phone. I hadn't even been on the phone with her for 10 seconds before she hung up on me. She never once was polite and had an attitude problem from the beginning. This is the type of employee you are hiring CVS? It's required by law for all pharmacists to know the law regarding filling controlled substances, so this woman is in violation of law by claiming to think this is not allowed. I've been debating transferring my prescriptions out of CVS for some time due to constant issues and this just confirmed that is what I will do."