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expensive and overpriced toys

They don't tell you their CarePass has a monthly charge until you've signed up, and they make it difficult to cancel.

20 years ago CVS was great run company. and Todayis the worst. I have to express my dissatisfaction with terrible run by Miss. Mary local store to our small business raqport.com. CVS Falls Church VA I have lost with CVS $1650.00 of my products shipped on dry ice to Lima Peru for chronic kidney problems since they never pass the package to UPS Express International for 6 days. Every time I went they stated we do not have any more and package was stuck in side misplace due to bad managements : cvs.com Address: 6637 Arlington Blvd, Falls Church, VA 22042 Phone: (703) 538-6926

Compared to Walgreens across the street, this Pharmacy is spot on. Due to an insurance issue my co pay for insulin was increased without my knowledge. Pharmacy staff worked to get the cold pay down. Thank you.

CVS headquarters complaint. Their website quoted a different price for store pickup than what I paid. I filed a complaint; Jeremy, 844-353-5604 x 1780991, called explaining how it's only an estimate and the website says that. We went online together and no such language was there! Jeremy, at CVS corporate I presume, did not offer the $9 price difference but would escalate this to the regional director for investigation. So?--I said "you won't refund the money but use me to figure out what you need to correct and now offer nothing? How about including me in the regional director's emails?" No, was the reply. Can she, the director call me?--no, was the reply. Can I have a copy of our recorded conversation? "I'll give you the address to request a copy."-- now I get to work some more. CVS takes info on how to improve, uses the customer pretending to CARE about, and offers nothing after finding out where their mistakes are. That is CVS, Folks, it lies to you and uses you. Oh, and when I showed my local store a screenshot of the online price, they refused to honor it which is what triggered the complaint. IF CVS calls you, tell them you will talk only if compensated!

Dropped a new prescription on Friday. Pharmacit mentioned doc unprofessional because didn't specify .3mg or .5mg. Will contact doc. On Tuesday followed up. First was told that medicare wouldn't accept because filled at Walgreens (where I was told that out of stock and can't tell me when back in stock). So I called walgreens had them store the prescription so I could get from CVS. Called back CVS to have filled. Was told that cosmetic so not approved by Medicare first, told her I have been getting for over a year without problem. Then put on hold and she went to check, she had on shelf and prescription would be ready in an hour. got a computer message that not ready until Friday. Called back and was told that would have to be ordered. Whatever was on shelf was sold and they couldn't guarantee. They supposedly never got answer from doc and never followed up. Now they also told me issue was to have doc get pre-authorization from insurance. Since doc didn't reply since Friday for the dosage, no guarantee, although I did leave a message personnally on doc's voicemail. Never had to go through that before and so laborious, without mentioning that on all the calls, on hold or not I had to listen to the automatic messages about Covid vaccines, wanted or not.

Not a great experience with the COVID-19 PCR test for travel. We booked a test for a recent international flight. Firstly, no location was offering the Rapid test, so we had to get a PCR test. Secondly, they advertise a 1-2 day result and that the test is good for travel. With the current travel guidelines, a test cannot be take more than 2 days in advance of the flight. Lastly, we tried to call to inquire about the status of our test (after 1.5 days with no results) and were yelled at by the lady on the other end, from the minute clinic. She told us the results take 3 days!! We ended up missing our flight because they couldn’t get the test result to us in time. Opt for a paid rapid test if you plan to travel, CVS is full of lies and poor service

CVS Covid booster shots On December 30, in the afternoon, my cousin was refused the Covid booster shot at CVS pharmacy in Hobart, Indiana because the application form on their website did not work. She presented to them the two cards that showed proof that she had received the first two vaccines 6 months ago. “No, they do not take walk-ins” a CVS clerk said. How does CVS expect her to make an appointment if their website is defective? It takes at least an hour to fill out all the information—and re-do all the computational glitches due to CVS errors. The next day you find out that CVS never received it. So CVS turned her away without the Booster shot. It was a struggle for her to get to CVS due to neuropathy which makes walking difficult.