CVS

Nanci Condron

My experience with CVS has been a nightmare. The pharmacist, Scott, is very condescending about my controlled prescription. I had a stroke and I was trying to wean off one prescription to another. I tried to speak to the manager of the store and he is just has bad, telling me to back up which was about two feet away and we both had masks on. He clearly wanted to be at advantage. I didn’t even continue and left the store. I will be talking to CVS corporate about this.

Monica McLaughlin

Every time I had my "controlled" prescription refilled noticed they weren't giving me the number ordered by my doctor. Off by anywhere from 5-15 pills LESS!! Thus is a controlled substance. Brought to their attention and they denied it!! Even brought them down to show them!! Filled by the SAME pharmacistacist every time!! Changing pharmacies and reporting him to the DEA!! Be careful and count your pills while still in the store!!

Frozen Orc

Very convenient. Always have a pleasant experience with customer service front end. Pharmacy isn't ad on the wait time for prescriptions.

Ken Patterson

While retrieving a credit card from my wallet so I could pay for a pharmacy prescription, a tall pharmacist snapped that there were other customers waiting. I think what had prompted the pharmacist to be so rude was my polite small talk with the person at the register. I guess the Snidely Whiplash pharmacist wielding his villainous whip doesn't like people being friendly. Beware, he is definitely a Seinfeld Soup Nazi type, and if he perceives your friendliness as an interference with his iron fist CVS regime, it will be no prescriptions for you. "Come back three years!! Next!!" I called CVS' corporate office to complain about the pharmacist's terrible bedside manner, but it was to no avail. I guess pharmacists are gentle geniuses who are immune to being chastised when being rude to customers.