CVS

"Good place to get things you need or just to shop for."

"The pharmacy is nice enough, and works with you when you have coupons. They’re also very timely in getting prescriptions filled. The front on the other hand, is a totally different story. I have been in the area for 6 months and have not had one good experience with Michelle, who is almost always in the front. She’s incredibly mean and is always very annoyed that she has to do her job. The most recent experience I had, the one causing me to write this review, was also with Michelle. I had carefully picked out items based on my coupons, and I tried to use the self checkout to avoid her, but the coupons did not scan with the machine. She then came over and had to type in the numbers for each of my coupons by hand, which I will admit, is annoying, but not my fault. She made is seem like it was my fault and had me feeling bad for trying to use the coupons that CVS provides. When one didn’t work, I should have taken that item off my order and bought it separately. Due to Michelle being so mean and rushed though, I kept it on the order and paid. I wish I would have asked her to take it off, because I ended up paying 6$ more than I should have. While $6 doesn’t seem like much, it adds up over time every time Michelle is rude."

"Good customer service but the gentlemen pharmacist can be very short no sense of humor very standoffish like he can't be bothered everyone else is very helpful"

"This CVS is absolutely wonderful. They are friendly, fast, and can manage complicated insurance and prescription issues with great competence. By far the most professional CVS I've interacted with."

"I called the pharmacy was told I called "the doctors line" and quickly ushered off the phone. if I did it was by mistake and the fault of the infuriatingly repetitive automated answering system, if I was tasked with determining the antithesis to the suicide prevention hot-line I would easily recommend a call to CVS. Calling the pharmacy dooms you to listening to a looping message for anywhere from 15 to 20 minutes to be put on the line with a pharmacist who is short, dismissive and barely answers questions."