CVS

Reviews 4

JA

James Duncan

Store is well stocked, and my limited pharmacy experience has been good. However, the place is usually near empty, and thats likely because of the pricing policy. On one of my rare visits (the Walgreens down the street is more convenient for me) I bought a box of CVS 100 Flexible Fabric bandages on my way walking to the nearby McDonalds. The price was $9.29 CVS and $10.99 Band-Aid brand. However, I found later that that the Band-Aid branded product is $6.11 at Amazon and couldve easily been added it to my next Prime order. Im willing to pay extra for convenience and to support local businesses for sure, but thats an unacceptable differential - paying 80% more. I couldve driven back later and gotten a refund but wasnt inclined to do that.. The problem for CVS is that I and likely others may shop there and later decide not to make the same mistake twice, which is why this CVS is usually so devoid of customers.

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Dryss Asylum

Avoid this pharmacy. I came in for a scheduled refill of 4 medicines. I called ahead to make sure everything would be done and ran other errands. When I get to the pharmacy, they say, "we are still waiting for one to get finished. Itll be 10 minutes." I sat OK and wait in line again. They check with the filler woman three times. 45 minutes later and on the fourth check she says she doesnt have that name to fill. After all that. My prescription was finished the entire time. Could have been a ten minute visit.

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SH

Sharie Breihan Groot

Need shampoo or beach stuff. Need some aspirin or candy, not just a place to get your prescriptions they have a little bit of everything and pretty good prices. Always neat and clean with friendly service

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BC

BC Blue

Very poor service. I have had to ask them about six times not to auto-refill the medications I take, but they continue to do so. When I complain, they have no response. I suggest you avoid this pharmacy.

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