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CVS has recently changed to a fully AI answering system that will not even give you the option to talk to a person. If you have any concern other than a straight forward refill, good luck. You can leave a voicemail and just hope they get back to you. Called multiple times in a day to never hear back.

Never had an issue. Always polite and professional

Product selection always available. Good, fast check-out service

CVS breached my HIPPA rights by contacting a physician I had never seen to refill my prescriptions. I have reported them to state regulators and to corporate. Horrible!!!!

I’ve relied on CVS for my prescriptions, but this recent experience was shocking. The app said I needed pre-authorization, but my doctor confirmed there wasn’t any issue. When I called the pharmacy, they didn’t clarify why my medication wasn’t refilled—they said I had a 90-day last time and only a 30-day on file. I asked for the 30 days, but the conversation escalated. The pharmacist, Alan, hung up on me. When I arrived in person, he called the cops claiming I was threatening, which I wasn’t. I was told to take my prescriptions elsewhere. This was distressing, and I’m deeply disappointed by this treatment.

In this age of endless screens, where every story can be summoned with a tap and the world is crowded with dramas and re-enactments, you hardly ever come across a tale of the paranormal that’s actually about angels. I don’t have a video for you. I have a memory. On a day that was either dark and stormy or bright with that particular summer light that makes Southampton feel like it’s full of lunatics, tourists, and the people who live here year-round, I found myself behind the pharmacy counter at CVS. And there she was — an angel named Angela. Isn’t that funny? An angel bearing an angelic name. She was always kind. Always attentive. Always the sort of person who would go a step further, and then another step, just to give each customer exactly what they needed, as if she were tending to something sacred. Do you need a grand spiritual encounter to believe? Maybe not. Maybe what you need is a human encounter that makes you tilt your face upward and whisper, _Thank God._ _Thank God_ there are still people on this earth like Angela. I thank God every day that I live somewhere where I can say, _There are still people who act like angels, while the rest of the world goes on acting like devils._

This refers to CVS Pharmacy on S. Arroyo in Pasadena, two blocks from the Trader Joe's. After shopping at the latter, I noticed the CVS and went it. I got an RVS vaccine immediately, because of my planned travel to the Far East but they were out of Typhoid vaccine. The pleasant staff member who administered the vaccine, saying she had 10 years experience, said they'd order it but it might take a day or two. I expected to call them to establish an appointment time but got an email the following day saying I had an appointment 2 business days later, after the weekend. I then travelled 20 min by car only to be told they had backordered the vaccine and somehow their SYSTEM created the appointment for me without knowing they still had no vaccine (and they weren't sure when they'd get it). They get the 2 stars for the RVS -- I wish I could give negative stars separately for the rest.

They are every month pretty much out of morphine pills they have messed up my entire pain management this time they are delayed 12 days they offer no help calling Coro is a waste of time this is the CVS pharmacy on Havana in Aurora Colorado never would I recommend this pharmacy to anyone they are also rude and condescending the Manager didn’t listen to my concerns about withdrawal potential because of them all he did John just talked over me