CVS Pharmacy

Margaret Freda _{on Google}

Mar 20th, 2024

It would be nice if they ever had enough staff to operate the pharmacy let alone answer a phone! I tried getting a prescription and the line was consistently at around 15 people with what looked like 1 person running everything. I tried calling the next day and was on hold for 30 ish minutes and finally hung up. This is ridiculous. It was never like this so I'll probably move my meds somewhere else more convenient.

Meagan Moore _{on Google}

Feb 4th, 2024

Prescriptions are always delayed. They don't pick up the phone. Currently on the phone on hold for 37 minutes now which is their normal. I highly recommend transferring your prescriptions to another location.

Ray Krzywda _{on Google}

Oct 1st, 2023

Don't lose scripts \nDon't treat everyone as a drug attack because they take opyoids I've been taking pain medication for 23 years for a reason people died from opioid medication because there weak and didn't take them how there written the pharmacist on this day was/is rude all the time I'm thinking of moving all my scripts to Walgreens.

Sara Stanhewicz _{on Google}

Sep 12th, 2023

Check hours before going to pick up prescription. Very odd hours and often closes much earlier than the store. If you work normal business hours it will be difficult pick up prescriptions.

Micah Og _{on Google}

Mar 31st, 2024

I have been coming to this pharmacy for the past eight years after moving to the area. Where many other aspects of the Target store it is in has improved and become friendlier, this location evidently is trying to get worse. If they weren't one of the few locations with my needed prescriptions, I would never return. They're consistently rude, always talking over you, and demanding rather than asking. Today, I was losing my voice and the Pharmacy tech yelled from 10 ft away over a wall, "Pick up". That's neither a question nor sentence. Although I was losing my voice, I had to yell back that I was here for a prescription. The interaction remained consistent throughout without request, but demands for information. In addition, the technician was audibly and visibly annoyed repeating their demand: "I need an ID" even before they were ready for it and while I had it in hand. The lack of consideration of my own lost voice is so surprising and since we, as customers, are simply inconveniencing them, I'm going to need to see if I can find somewhere else to go.