CVS Pharmacy

This store is always incredibly busy. That being said the people who work there are incredibly kind and patient. My mom was able to get her Covid shot within 10 minutes without an appointment while I waited for my medication to be filled. My doctor had sent in the order maybe a minute or two before I arrived and I was able to get it within 10 minutes without any problems. Extra impressive because they had about 10-15 people in line and I watched them help everyone get their medications in about 5 minutes. That’s amazing. The woman who gave my mom her shot was also working behind the counter and checked my RX status for me. The staff never says “that’s not my job” they just work hard and help however they can. I’ve been using this pharmacy for about 15 years now and I only have good things

The service here can be inconsistent, but the woman with her grey hair tied up at the counter was fabulous. Very professional and yet personable and very, very efficient. The entire store looked different and organized and staff actually looked at you and attended to you. She was fantastic, I was impressed. Thank you.

Setting up an appt and receiving the vaccines was done efficiently. In minutes I was heading back out the door. Definitely, recommend.

Very disappointing experience. A young man in a purple T-shirt (an intern, as it turned out) lied to me and made me waste almost an hour. I received a notification that my order was ready, but when I came, he couldn’t find it and told me it still needed “final approval” and that someone would call me. No one called. When I returned an hour later, I was told the order had been ready all along. Totally unacceptable.

This CVS is so bad that I can no longer use any CVS. If you have a medicine that needs to be mixed you sometimes have to check in multiple times before they will start to mix it. They once told me to wait for a med that it turned out they didn’t have. The waits are awful. They have a ton of people working in the back but are still incredibly inefficient, probably because they have high turnover and are always training new people.