CVS pharmacy

I went here because one of my tonsils was hurting and the pain was going into my ear. The NP, told me nothing was wrong with me, that I was faking, trying to get pain medication because I have had my tonsils removed. First of all, I don’t take pain medication because it makes me throw up and incredibly sick. Secondly, I have never had surgery in my life; therefore, I have my tonsils. She then «diagnosed» me with a sore throat, after telling her 4 times, that my throat did not hurt my tonsil did. I was worried because the pain was going into my ear, I wanted to know what was causing it. She snapped at me that «her training says nothing was wrong with me and it was illegal for her to prescribe something for the pain bc nothing was wrong.» I told her once again I did not want pain medication, that even if she gave it to me I wouldn’t fill the RX. I then went home and got 5 tonsil stones out and woke up this morning with strep. I wonder if she had let the strep test actually sit for 15 min would it have shown up positive. Guess we will never know, but I do know that I will never go here again and will be switching my prescriptions no matter how convenient it is for me.

DO NOT go to the Minute Clinic at this CVS. We went for a standard TB test so my daughter could do volunteer work at the hospital this summer. Hillary at Minute Clinic explained that they charge two fees, one at the time the test is administered and one at the time of the reading because «some people choose to have the readings done elsewhere». I explained that the school nurse would be reading it for us as she had for two of the other girls who went to the Walgreens to have it administered. Hillary indicated she understood and that they were «strict» about the paper work trail, then proceeded to give us what we needed to take into the nurse today. Unfortunately she didn’t even bother to notate on the paperwork where the test was administered for the other nurse to read. We are now out the $ 28, will need to pay to have the test administered and read elsewhere and we are now up against the gun on timing. Of course, the school nurse had indicated if the Minute Clinic would call them back with the details of the location, she would go ahead and read it for us. Sadly, Hillary held off calling me back until she knew it was too late. Run away from this location.

I’m pretty sure you have to go school for 5 or 6 years to become a pharmacist. You think that during one of those 12 or so semesters they could have a class called «How to Work a Fucking Checkout Machine 101», maybe followed up by «Seriously, its not that difficult 200». For real though, they didn’t even ask me for my CVS card so I didn’t get any discounts. Pathetic service lol.

30 minute wait for a flu shot? I have to call that whole «minute clinic» slogan false advertising. I rather wait 30 minutes just to see my primary care doctor.

They have little moscato bottles
It’s hilarious!

This is a standard CVS, however, I do notice that at peak «after-​work» times, there is always only one person working the register which means there are 4 – 5 waiting in line, normally. Other than that, items are normally well-​stocked and the store is pretty clean and organized.

I had a prescription sent here from my doctor’s visit. I arrived about 15 – 20 minutes after it was sent and the pharmacist hadn’t yet pulled it up. She filled it right away even though I technically wasn’t supposed to get it for another 30 minutes. She was very polite and courteous. That’s about all I could ask for from a pharmacy.

Standard CVS. Over the last 2 years CVS’s have just started popping up everywhere. That is good, it keeps places like Walgreen’s in check.
The prices are pretty standard, but more expensive than places like Costco, Walmart, HEB and sometimes even Targets.
This is in a convenient location, especially on my route to work.

This is the only location I have EEVVVEERRRR visited that could look up my coupons without me making a purchase. Manager asked me for my phone # and WA-​LA. Coupons printed right up.
Place gets crowed when school lets out. So shop accordingly.