CVS

"Ordered from the pharmacy online, said it was ready for pickup and was open until 8pm. Wrong. Pharmacy closes at 6 on weekends. Why allow a prescription to be filled and say you could pick it up and list the store hours instead of the pharmacy ? No wonder the reviews are so low."

"Avoid the minute clinic at all costs. Every time I go there, they misdiagnose me. I told my PCP what they did to me, and they said never to go back. The bathrooms at this location are absolutely disgusting. I had to do a urine sample. The clinic doesn't have their own restroom, so you have to use the regular cvs one. I don't think they've ever been cleaned. Otherwise, if you are shopping for skincare, hair care, or makeup, the selection is much better than other locations."

"I have so many problems with this CVS, Pens missing from Diabetes box, charges hundreds of dollars for generic scripts, then blames your insurance saying they denied it, when in fact they didn't, pharmacy just runs it through as cash. Close this store down, or hire all new staff who actually care."

"You charged me 17.99 for 200 tablets of cvs brand ibuprofen which was the cheapest offer there. That is robbery. I was so sick and had 2 kids, one in a car seat or I would have left and went somewhere else to get ibuprofen. I am a physician and I will always steer my patients away from your store for this absurdity. Especially when at your competition Walgreens across the street the same is 9.09 and at Walmart you can get 100 tablets for 1.98. You should be ashamed. Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me."

"Minute clinic + pharmacy experience - minute clinic tech and nurse practitioner and two out of the four pharmacy staff were blatantly lacking any friendliness or additional verbiage and language beyond directing (not once requesting) for me to do what they needed me to do. If the patient isn’t prepared to give all info needed for an accurate diagnosis, you won’t get it there because they don’t ask any follow up to anything you say or ask anything other than what they need to check on their computer. The nurse practitioner scoffed at my questions asking for more education on my illness and treatment as if I were stupid for not knowing how to treat the illness I had never had. Poor service. Find a new career would be my advice than one that serves people who are unwell."