CVS

CVS prices can’t be beat with the Carepass program. I panicked when Walmart was closed down near me but I have found with the Carepass program, I’m saving even more money at CVS. When you follow the instructions of the program, it is as if CVS is giving you $60 dollars a year to shop there plus giving you all the extra coupons and Extrabucks you earn. I’ve left CVS with a bagful of merchandise and have paid $1. The program is so worth it!

Retail store is great. Staff always helpful, friendly despite being short staffed and product shortages. Not their fault!
Pharmacy another story, CVS getting rich off drugs and vaccines. Long waits, forget about calling. Corporate obviously doesn't care they just count the money. One liscensed pharmacist filling scripts, giving vaccines, answering medical questions. Forget about busy, not safe.

They're always busy but they're really nice and they try their best. Love Tatyana she holds it all together along with Wendy. We were at the drive thru and we were in a rush and they still we're able to accommodate us.

Like most more modern CVS stores it's well laid out with wide aisles and very good signage so you can quickly find what you are looking for. Of course the pharmacy is in the far back, so they make you walk and hopefully (for CVS) pick up some items to buy on the walk in and out.

They were very helpful. I had a list of make up type items to get and I know nothing about make up. They saw me struggling and offered help. Can’t ask for better customer service.

Friendly employees , clean store and usually always stocked up.

Staff was helpful and very friendly.

Great people, nice place to work.

Great pharmacy and overall good store.

I go in the Hanover store quite often took up to pick up the wife's meds or my meds the staff are pretty nice and knowledgeable but the prices are way too high for me to buy regular stuff you should be gouging stuff like the candy there or you're grocery department some of your frozen meals of much higher than in like Walmart or market basket I don't buy batteries in there at all unless they're on sale come up paying $20 for batteries I can get in Walmart the same time I have to price I'm sorry but I tell it like it is

I wanted to quickly pick up a few things after work, got there at 9:47pm and the doors were already locked, with the lights on and the staff inside. I work retail, so I know that it's tempting to close up early, but if there had been a real medical emergency, I still would have been as I was, arriving within the allotted time frame, knocking on the door and trying to attract attention with the staff inside ignoring me. If your sign says you close at 10, you should close at 10. It sucks but that's how the system works. This CVS is a well-kept and tidy location, I'm just disappointed that the hours listed weren't followed tonight.

Pointy haired pharmacist talks over people

The pharmacy here is terrible. You call and are often waiting for a pick up for 10 to 15 minutes. When the refills or not ready or out of stock, they don’t even bother to call you. Refill ready alerts are unreliable. So many unnecessary trips and wasted time. Huge lines.

I transferred all my prescriptions to the Walgreens across the street and I’ve had a much better experience.

I’ve been using this CVS since November 2022. I’m done. This time I received a notification that my prescription (Rx) would be ready last night by 7pm. My husband went to pickup at 3pm today. They have not filled it.
Last month my Dr. sent a refill for a specific fill date which was 3 days in the future. Guess what, they place Rx on hold and the only way they know it has to be filled is if you call them day of. That’s what he said….not even kidding. I said ‘there is no automatic notification when a Rx on hold is ready for refill?’
His answer ‘No, we have no way of knowing that a Rx on hold is ready to fill.”
I don’t know why I’ve waited so long 😕
I could have saved myself a lot of stress.