CVS Pharmacy

Would give zero stars if I could. Dropped RX off over 5 hours ago… been on hold for 1 hour and still nothing! I could have gone to Juarez and back faster than this!!!

Do not know how to run insurance info. Wanted to charge me 300.00 for a nasal spray with insurance. Person at drive thru has no idea what she is doing. Horrible customer service. Don’t recommend at all.

Yikes!!! Came to refill my prescription for my son to find out they may have given me the wrong medication before. To make matters worse they couldn’t fill my sons allergy medicine. I was so happy they opened this chain here, but looks like I’m going back to Walgreens. Horrible. Horrible. Horrible.
The pharmacy guy says, he’s ok these weren’t bad medications. I’m in awe.

How does this place stay in business? Store items are high and pharmacy. … very we’ll get when we get to it. Even the pharmacist doesn’t bother to say thank you for your business.

CVS is easily the nicest convenience store around this neighborhood, the selection is really good, the prices are a tad higher than most places, but not a whole lot. In most cases CVS and Walgreens are pretty much interchangeable, however the Wedgewood Walgreens is well past its prime, making shiny, new CVS a significant upgrade over its cross-​street competitor.
I’ve always been a fan of CVS’s selection, particularly the CVS store brands, and this store doesn’t disappoint, from candy to OTC health items, they have a lot of options. I have to buy first-​aid bandaging supplies on a regular basis, and both Target and Wal-​Mart discontinued their store brands last year, so having relied on CVS in other cities for these items, I’m happy to have easy access to them again (I know there are other CVS locations, neither of which is convenient for me).
The store itself is very well laid out, the aisles are much more comfortable and browseable than similar places, noticeably so, as is the spacious parking lot. I think it’s great that El Paso is getting more CVS stores, keep ‘em coming!