Cvs Pharmacy

The family and I always get great service here. The manager and staff are always asking us for assistance, and seem genuinely friendly and helpful. We came in yesterday and found tons of Christmas gifts and holiday items already on the shelves, so we did a little early shopping. The store is always neat and organized and we just love their discounted clearance sales! We always find some good items. I would highly recommend this place to everyone in the Buford area. The Pharmacy staff is also great, we get all of our prescriptions filled here, and have never had any mistakes. This is a very well run store for both retail and pharmacy side. We have not yet been to their minute clinic, but we will be taking the family this year to be ready for flu season and get flu shots. Spoke with the nurse yesterday and she said they can get us all in and out very quickly. Only thing I wish is for them to carry more brands that we use at home, we use Seventh Generation home products and they only carry a couple of items. Other than that thanks for being the best neighborhood store in Buford!

Most of the time it’s a great experience to shop here. At times they may yell «HELLO WELCOME TO CVS, CAN I HELP YOU FIND SOMETHING!» Sometimes there is a line of people when the do this and everyone turns to wait for your reply. Gheez, I feel like saying «Yeah, just looking for some itch cream, beer, condoms, and a pregnant test.» Anyway, some people might be shy or not in a good mood. I suggest they don’t ask if they can help you find something and just greet only. This is also rude to the person they’re already helping. They need undivided attention until they leave the counter.

Typical CVS pharmacy. They all about the same.

This is a drug store. What’s there to say? Yeah it’s clean and has all the stuff you go there to find and the employees are friendly enough, etc. BUT the one thing that gets me about this place is the birth control items (you know… THE RUBBERS) are behind a locked case. Are you kidding me? You can just drive down the street to the Wal-​Mart Supercenter on highway 20 where you can easily pick them up from a shelf next to fat burning supplements and ginko biloba and other such nonsense.
CVS, with the rate the kids around here get knocked up, I say put them up front by the candy bars and gum. Great idea CVS. Make the condoms difficult to access. That’ll teach them to wait until marriage.