CVS

I've made the switch to WalMart pharmacy this morning because you can't call CVS pharmacy to get help for anything. Need something important? You have to leave a message and hope that they call you back, which half the time they don't. Then you have to get in your car and go there. Anything time sensitive, forget it. I have spoke to drs offices, other pharmacies and friends and family who all say the same. Just a garbage way to run a business.

This is honestly the worst pharmacy i’ve ever been to. They are so slow to fill your medicine. I need to take my medication and they are so inconsistent and slow to to fill it. Also they make it so hard for you to call in for help. Please do yourselves a favor and find a pharmacy elsewhere. You will save yourselves a headache

It’s unfortunate that these reviews cannot independently be delegated to “floor staff” and “pharmacy.” The floor staff is lovely. They’re always helpful and friendly, and handle the complaints and screaming they endure regarding the pharmacy with grace. These individuals deserve everything in the world, probably including a hefty wage increase. Moving on to the pharmacy, I’d give negative stars if possible. Good luck getting anyone on the phone, ever. Good luck getting a call back from their “leave a message” service, ever. Good luck not getting a disconnected call with a “did you know you can do ___ online?,” followed by an immediate disconnection. You may get your rx, you may not. If you like to get risky, this is your place. Published hours are not akin to any other pharmacy, including

Friendly, helpful staff. Easy pickup window for prescriptions. CVS rewards are a plus. Well stocked with a variety of items.

Had a horrible experience today when I went to pick up my medication. I typically get off of work at 5:30pm and live about 35 minutes from this location where I pickup my prescription. I left work a little early today so that I could be here on time. I get to the pharmacy and am in the drive thru behind another car three minutes before closing. He’s waiting for his prescription to be given to him for a couple minutes and then once they give him his prescription he pulls off and I pull up to the window. This took less than 5 seconds for me to pull up and they had already closed and locked the window. Somewhat frustrated I just pull to the front and figure they must not have saw me, so I will run in really quick and hopefully can catch them before they leave. Again from the time the gentlema