CVS

"Unprofessional and extremely rude interactions. I will no longer be using this pharmacy."

"I'm definitely never coming here again for a prescription. Every time I come here it's worse and worse. The wait is insane they have four people working over there but only one person taking the line you should not be having people lined up all the way to the front of the store just trying to get the prescription. You need to work faster. And when you have a customer at the counter for a half hour arguing over a coupon when you have a line of 20 people you need to ask one of the other cashiers to jump on and help. You guys clearly do not care about your customers. I just left the ER I'm an excruciating pain and I had to stand in your line for almost an hour! It's ridiculous I will never be coming here again For Rx needs."

"This is a very nice CVS pharmacy store. It's clean and well stocked with all of the brands and anything you might need. It has anywhere between 3:00 and 7 people working in the pharmacy at any one time. So as the cleanliness and functioning of the store goes I would give it a five stars. Now let me discuss my pet peeves about CVS. I went in looking for a very specific cream clothrimazole 1%. You can find this in more than one section in the store. Depending on which section it is the price varies by several dollars for the exact same strength, the exact same brand the store brand, and the exact same quantity. This doesn't make sense and I'm sure it's more profitable for the company but it's definitely not consumer friendly whatsoever. They need to standardize their pricing. The other problem, like many pharmacies, it's hard to find someone to help you even when there are a lot of people working. For consumer focus, they get a two. I don't mind paying a nominal markup, every physical store has expenses like overhead and salaries to pay for. What I don't like is seeing prices that are elevated 50 to 100 percent or more. I would recommend shopping here only when it is urgent."

"Drive through have wrong sign which line is COVID testing, and which is to pick up meds. The arrow is pointing at the wrong enterence."