CVS

Hampstead, MD CVS always has excellent service, and has very helpful employees. The pharmacy department also has excellent service, and very nice, and knowledgeable employee.

I was very pleased when I was went there. I had a script from Illinois and did not think of getting it filled for a few days. I was most pleasantly surprised when the clerk began to ring up the filled script!!!

Very fast pharmacy!!! Always nice when you walk in. Their turn around time on waiting for medicine is super quick. I switched from Walmart across the street to CVS because it's literally 1/10 of the wait.

Had a great experience with pharmacy request, very helpful and friendly staff.

I had a couple bad experiences here but they have a employee by the name of Ms Janet works so hard to please everyone ❤Changed my opinion of this cvs

This place always gets my medication in a very timely matter and I appreciate it

I haven't used this store for a very long time. I don't understand why there's such high scores when there's clearly, a lot of dissatisfaction. Personally, I've always been ok with them. We left a long time ago because of the prices. The latest thing is I've been looking for gloves everywhere. There's none my size v which is small. They gave my hubby 2 boxes. Hugs to Hampstead.

Always a waiting line at the pharmacy

This store in Hampstead md is a very clean and a very nice manager along with the help
Chris and Janet are always friendly and helpful.

Lovely service!

Pharmacy is so slow and rude i reported to customer relations and reported them and never got a call back so i called and they told me my complaint was handled but i got no call they told me you did not request a call back i said you had my number and i should not say call me they should automatically. I would definitely not go here .

Horrific service at the pharmacy. After waiting 10 minutes in line, they close down for the 1:30 lunch break before 1:30! Then the pharmacy manager Will stated that they’re entitled to a lunch break (no one said they weren’t) and that 1:29 IS 1:30pm. Guess they’re more entitled to their lunch than patrons are to good service. I don’t need to use a pharmacist that can’t count anyway. With that logic, would they let me pay $29 instead of $30 for my medication?The next day, we moved all our family’s prescriptions out of CVS entirely. There are plenty of pharmacies around that don’t close for their own convenience and do treat customers with respect. If CVS is having difficulty staffing their pharmacies and placating their staff is the solution, the customer loses, and I’ll take my business elsewhere.