CVS

Thank you CVS for offering such quick, easy and low-contact COVID testing for free. I was able to book a testing appointment that day and the entire process took less than 15 minutes. The pharmacist who assisted me was so patient and friendly and walked me through everything step by step. This is a great resource for our community. Highly recommend.

Don't get your flu shot or vaccines here. Had a really bad experience, it doesn't matter if you have an appointment, they don't know it exists, and it will be about an hour and 15 minutes of waiting.nnThe absurd disorganization and wait-times aren't the fault of the staff per say, its because this CVS is criminally under-staffed. Still, I would recommend going any where else first.

Good luck getting Covid tested here. My sister was tested two weeks ago and is still waiting for results.

It’s a good pharmacy. When they see my dog they always offer a dog treat.

Arrived here after checking goodrx for a tetanus shot. After a wait I was asked to give my personal info to look things up while the pharmacist walked to the other side of the pharmacy area. So I had to loudly tell her my personal information like address and phone number, loudly enough for other customers in the area to easily hear.nnI was then abruptly told after giving all my info that “CVS does not partner with GoodRx” which is simply false since I’ve used it there before and they have a direct partnership according to the GoodRX website (in fact cvs is the only option near me that GoodRX sends the coupon directly to). I explained this and was told “oh well just not on vaccines”. GoodRX denied this but did point out I could not apply the coupon without a prescription. The primary issue here is that CVS lied about them never being covered. They didn’t say it would be fine with a prescription, just that they don’t accept at all which is not true according to every other source I foundnnCut to Walgreens, where I was greeted by a pharmacist who asked questions closely enough for me to answer in a lower volume, and where the pharmacist was careful to double check information and offer me, without me asking, if I would like to try to find the GoodRX coupon after I mentioned to her earlier I couldn’t use due to the lack of prescription. As she explained, the pharmacy issues a prescription through a physician as part of the process, so they can easily apply a GoodRX coupon. They walked me through everything, made sure I was comfortable, and had a pleasant and helpful demeanor the whole time, which just went to show how little effort CVS was putting in.nnOverall they were short, unprofessional, and gave me incorrect information as far as I can tell. Even if they can’t consider it a prescription as Walgreens can, that’s not the reasoning they gave me, and I did not feel that appropriate policy would be to ask customers to repeat themselves as they’re giving you private info far enough away others will inevitably hear.