CVS Pharmacy

This Pharmacy is the absolute worst when trying to pick up a prescription. Unfortunately it is the only Pharmacy in my town. When you go to pick up a prescription, there is always at least eight people working in the background and only one on a register, with them requiring a million questions it can take forever. They will only put one person on the register and if the line is literally down the aisle then another person will walk over. This is a very busy Pharmacy, obviously or they wouldn't have eight people back there working to fill prescriptions and why only one person on a register? Now to mention that they have to close a half hour for lunch, people don't necessarily remember that in today's world as we live in a fast-paced environment, also. Very annoying, why does everyone have

Asked several times for non child proof caps!! Never get them, can't open bottles!!! Told rx is ready get to drive thru. Told to come t20 min. !! Can't get a person on phone!! Don't want to talk with a computer!! Awful service!!!

Honestly, this CVS location did a great job when I was there! My medications were filled quickly and correctly, the store was clean, and the pharmacy technician who dealt with me was incredibly kind and patient while trying to understand what I was saying (I had just had a tooth extracted and a bone graph done, so my mouth was full of bloody gauze and it was tough to form words with the novacaine still in effect. Lol!) It was the first time I had ever been there for prescriptions (I had previously been a Rite Aid customer as their store was located closer to my house. But with Rite Aid closing down, CVS was the next option, and I'm actually very happy with them as my new pharmacy!) I will continue to go to CVS for my prescriptions in the future, as they showed they actually care about the

Beautifully clean store w shelves bursting with merchandise. Friendly well informed employees. Fast, kind, friendly pharmacy ppl. Made me feel very comfortable. I'm very happy w CVS. I had transferred from Rite Aid after they closed due to bankruptcy. I saw former Rite Aid Pharmacy ppl including my favorite Pharmacist which made me very comfortable.

I recently switched to CVS from Rite Aid and it has been smooth. I depend on GoodRX for out of policy doctors, and was worried CVS wouldn't accept it from stories I read online. Well, this CVS does accept GoodRX, and I didn't even have to ask (although I recommend asking). I am happy with the speed of service and staff. I've never had to wait over a day for any prescription and I get at least one a week. I do think their policy on renewals is stricter than Rite Aid; Rite Aid usually allowed refills for controlled medications at day 28, and CVS seems to have a 30 day policy. I only picked up early if my doctor's appointment was earlier than last pick up, so it isn't a big deal if they have that policy. It is just something to look into if you have an upcoming event where you may need medica