CVS Pharmacy

Pharmacy does a great job! They are always friendly, polite help find something if needed etc.

I’ve been using CVS pharmacy for over a year now; I switched from Target pharmacy because I was finding Target had longer lines, longer wait, was out of my meds & their pharmacy hours weren’t jiving with my schedule. CVS is only a minute or two drive from my home & the pharmacy closes at 9pm (6pm on Sundays, I believe). Sometimes there are lines, but with the convenience of the two things I mentioned prior, it’s worth the wait. I also would encourage using the CVS app! I can check in whenever I want to see if my meds are ready for pick up, get a text message when they are ready & also request refills. I haven’t had a problem using the app thus far.
My husband or I come in here often (weekly) for stuff we need & dont want to go far. It’s…expensive here. If you use your extra care card, you will get coupons & CVS cash back during certain times of the year. You can get a good deal if you’re couponer though — oh & I often get coupons for 20−30% off my instore purchase. If you get them via email, you can have the convenience of sending it to your extra care card (so you dont have to lug coupons around) & it pops up at the register. I also like that they sell a good variety of gift cards here! So convenient when we dont have time to shop for a gift & on are on our way to a party :)

This is the worst pharmacy in town. The service is terrible. It’s understaffed and it could use a good cleaning. They will give you a time to pick up your medications, and most of the time it isn’t ready, and will ask you to come back in a few hours. Not just once, it has become a regular occurrence. The new thing now is they are regularly out of common medications, and you have to wait several days. You almost get the feeling CVS is trying to get you to use the new pharmacy they just built.

I love this store. I go here at least 3 times a week to grab things. The employees are so friendly and helpful. Using your care card can definitely save you money. I have received over $ 40.00 in CVS cash in the last 6 months. The only complaint I had was that they had no carts you could take out of the store. They all had the tall pole on them. When went this weekend, I noticed they got in several new carts for hauling to you car, YAY!

CVS serves a purpose. Need a bottle of aspirin they are there for you. Although a little more expensive than bigger stores. The place was extremely clean and had folks on the floor to answer questions. Not much can really be said about them which hasn’t already been said.

I recently used the pharmacy here for myself and I must say it was a pleasant experience… even before I got the drugs, lol.
I had never filled a script here, but out of convenience I decided to. I used the Drive thru. Luckily, there were no cars in line. I pulled up and there was an automated voice that said someone would be w/​me. Then another voice (that of a woman) asked ‘How may I help you.’ but on the phone in the window in front of me was a guy that also greeted me. Something is weird w/​the way they answer.
Anyways, I gave the guy the standard info needed, insurance, DOB, etc. He told me that my script would be ready in an hour.
I returned to the drive thru and again found no other people in line. I gave my name, got my meds and was on my way.
The service was friendly. I am very happy w/​how quick and easy it was as a first timer.

The store it pretty pricy like most drug stores, but the customer services is awesome! The cashiers are always nice and the pharmacy is quick.

They have everything a CVS would have, plus they have great deals from time to time specially if you have coupons. They do not sell Dry Ice which is pretty handy when you are camping and need to keep the ice from melting for a longer time. Costumer service is good and people are helpful.

Helpful pharmacy and a surprisingly large selection of alcohol, but the prices a bit more than a grocery store. The extra care card program can save you bundles in the long run.