CVS Pharmacy

Pharmacy staff is very friendly, and polite. They are always willing to do whatever it takes.

On multiple occasions now, I’ve required assistance at this location, only to find that there was not an employee in sight to help. Even the registers are often undermanned, even when there are multiple customers waiting.
My worst experience occurred recently while I was trying to print photographs. In addition to my Kodak phone print app not working, the CVS print machine continually crashed. I asked the sole employee available for help, and then asked a second time around ten minutes later. This employee continuously ignored me, choosing instead to ring up customers who had waited for much less time, or perform seemingly mundane store tasks. I promptly left this time, and do not plan to return.

We can’t cry for a lack of drug stores in our area, that’s for sure, but this one is conveniently located on our main drag at a light with an easy to get in and out of parking lot.
The store is large, clean and only about five years old. It’s a baby compared to the monstrously large Walgreen’s we have a block away, but sometimes it’s nice to go small. Easier to navigate for picking up a quick prescription or to buy over the counter meds.
If you only need to pick up a prescription they have a drive thru window, which is nice when you really just want to get home or are in a hurry. They also offer great deals with their one hour photo lab.
Their weekly ads have many buy one get one free deals and if you apply for their extra rewards shoppers card you are rewarded with savings on many items from soda to paper towels and can even use it on line to shop or to check your balance.
They have your typical aisles of cheap make up and colognes, snacks, household needs, home remedies, cards, seasonal, animal supplies and baby needs. When they have their buy one get one free viatamins I always stock up.
Service is quick and friendly and I like how they keep the store well organized and clean. Hubby recently ran into a bush and scratched his eye, don’t even ask me how he did it, think he needs to wear protective goggles, since having Lasik surgery done and not used to being without protective eye gear.
He went to the ER they cleaned and treated his eye and gave him a prescription for eye drops. Now the co-​pay was only nine dollars, but his eye felt totally better before he opened up the bag with the drops in it. He insisted on taking it back and I said they are never going to take it back, well they did and refunded him his money!
Not sure I agree with it, but they made hubby happy, which makes me happy. Got to get rid of that attack bush.