CVS Pharmacy

"Their website says covid test results in 1-2 days. It’s been 4 days and i still haven’t got mine. I needed it for travel and i missed my flight. I also called The minute clinic team and they were so unhelpful. When you choose that you need the test for traveling and they know you need to take the test with 72 hours before the flight, there should be a sense of obligation and responsibility to at least do this right. Extremely disappointed"

"Phenomenal service. I have never met a more approachable pharmacy staff. Thank you. My prescription was likely expedited due to it being labeled acute, but regardless they were flying through the high demand and getting everyone out quickly."

"This is the worst CVS I have ever been too. DOMT IGNORE THIS COMMENT! YOU NEED TO KNOW MY STORY! So it's the 5th of July at approx. 1:30 AM. I just got done eating at Tropical smoothie with some friends and we get in the car and everything's fine. But as soon as we start driving and hit the main road. BOOM! The bubbly guts hit me like a 4th of July fireworks finale. So my friend pulls into CVS because I'm about to explode of massive diahrea. So I f***ing penguin walk to the bathroom, clenching with all might to the bathroom in the farthest corner of CVS. I reach my destination of the toilet that I will soon be destroying. (For starters, it already look like someone threw up in there.) So I'm happy, I'm doing my thing, number 2 right? Everything is okay up to this point. And what happens next you may ask? NO. TOILET. PAPER. I panic. Looking all around the ground for any kind of scraps of hope. And all I can McGyver out of this situation was maybe 4 sheets of TP. And I desperately look in the trash can. And what do I find? The weekly ad. So here I am, CVS at around 1:45 now. Wiping my buns with the CVS weekly ad. Not only was the toilet seat wobbly and uncomfortable. I had to wipe my a$$ with something similar to sand paper. That's why I'm leaving the worst review possible. Because it's deserving. Sincerely, Austin Hill- Weekly ad wiper P.s. KEEP THE BATHROOM STOCKED 24/7"

"I can't say this was necessarily an inconvenience for me, but it took 10 months for me to get my photos from my disposable camera back! Dropped off the camera late July and was told it would be 7-10 days. Honestly I worked at (a different) CVS for a year and half so I know the drill, you gotta send out the camera to a place that has the equipment to develop them. After about two weeks with no call, I went in to check if they arrived yet but they didn't. I checked in about 3 times up until September and each time it was a "not yet, we'll call you". I kind of just gave up and assumed the camera was lost which wasn't that big of a deal to me considering I didn't even know what photos were on there in the first place. Fast forward to now, May 2016, and I get a call saying the photos have been there since July?? Again, this wasn't that much of an inconvenience to me, but if it is to you, keep this in mind."

"With everything going on with a family emergency. One minute everything was normal and the next being life flighted to Shands never been sick in his life now having a major life threatening surgery. You all have been just fabulous. Again thank you so much!"