CVS 6129 Northeast Antioch Road, Gladstone, MO 64119

"Told my doc the CVS on Vivion. Sent the meds here. Cuz thats the same things right? Anyway, you guys are cool. Not mad."

"this place is so unorganized the pharmacy part the drive through. the store seems fine but the pharmacy is the worst"

"I put in a request to have my medications filled yesterday. I came this morning to see during their opening hours if it had been filled. They weren't even open an hour after they were supposed to be. And someone came out and told me it would be another 30 minutes. I came back during their opening hours to have my prescription and they said it still hadn't been filled. But that they would expedite it and it would be about an hour. I came back an hour and a half later and they still had not filled my prescription. So I'm obviously transferring to a different place to fill my meds but this is just ridiculous."

"There was a young man in pharmacy this evening without scrubs or a cvs shirt that filled my son's prescription. He seemed very irritated, unlike his peers, and walked around at .5x speed. He barely said two words to every customer. I almost wanted to ask if he was an employee based off of his disposition and his casual wear in pharmaceuticals. Just seemed odd!"

"This pharmacy needs so much help, I feel bad for the staff but I waited almost a week to get antibiotics and other medications filled. That is entirely way too long for people who have heath issues. The customer in front of me had been waiting on blood pressure medication for DAYS! Drive thru has been closed for the longest time, they NEVER answer the phones. The line when you go inside is always super long. They even had the part to drop off prescriptions closed. They don’t acknowledge you when you are there, by that I mean small things like “ give us just a moment and we will be with you “ This place has gone down hill so much and it’s sad. I even switched to a different company for prescriptions but since my insurance only deals with cvs, certain medications have to be filled with them. These pharmacy’s need more support than just the three people who are there. No wonder we see new faces all the time."