CVS

Bru L

This is a great 24 hour pharmacy. I don't understand some of the negative reviews. The pharmacists, last time it wax Young Chung, have been extremely helpful in letting me know the best way to fill a prescription for the best benefit from my insurance plan. It does get busy at times, so knowing what times are less hectic would be good.

Noelle “Batykefer” Tabor

Got my covid shot here. Ran very smoothly. Was in and out in 30 minutes. Arrived 15 min early and had to stay for 15 minutes to check for reactions. I have vasovagal syncope so I had to lay down and they were very accommodating. 10/10 will go back for my second dose 😆 So excited to be fully vaccinated

Sheila Macken

This is my go to store. The pharmacy staff is fantastic and they recently have done a tremendous job with their front like staff who are so friendly and helpful. Their hire of Sue Heller however has made me never want to go back . Never have I been treated more unprofessionally, had someone tell me what I could see with my own eyes was not true (she scanned my card on my phone and when the coupons on the screen didn't come up she said they must be on a different card- that excuse doesn't work when you're scanning in the phone and it's all linked and I swiped for her.) would not override even though there was clearly a system glitch and I showed her the emails, she told me to go outside in the cold and call customer service if I wanted to speak to someone about my issue, I asked if they would be there it was about 8pm and she laughed in my face and said probably not. I asked how we can remedy the system error and she said she couldn't and I asked why she couldn't override as i had experienced MANY times at CVS when something didn't register and she told me she didn't do that. She's going to ruin to the good reputation of this store.

John Davenport

For years I have loved this store. Virtually everyone who works there is great. I have always had positive experiences at the pharmacy too. But now, in the small front area with five registers, three have been replaced with self-checkouts. Their noise blares throughout the whole store: "Please put the item in the bag!... etc. on and on, again and again. It should probably be banned by OSHA. So the district managers have decided to make their customers do work and reduce interaction with real people. Of course the line is slower as a result; almost everyone needs help with the machine as it blares at them and everyone else within 50 feet. So the employees have to keep coming around to help. Eventually we will no doubt all be "trained" by the corporate bigwigs to give in to their heavy-handed strategy to reduce employees by transferring more of the labor to customers. It's so terrible that I am leaving, transferring all my prescriptions to Walgreens or a small pharmacy nearby that still cares about human-to-human interaction. Resist this robotization trend; urge state lawmakers to ban it!