BOSTON Y.
This is regarding the CVS Pharmacy…
This is regarding the CVS Pharmacy store at Seabrook Commons, 628 Lafayette Road in Seabrook, NH: -- I am not one bit surprised by the 2* rating related to the reviews herein, attached to the name "Kevin". One of the pharmacists at this Seabrook location, named Kevin Maillet, who was sure to claim that "This is my store", showed me today that he has absolutely no respect whatsoever for years-long loyal customers, or especially towards folks who are senior citizens, such as my husband and me. I have never been spoken-to in such a harsh, disturbing, bullying manner as Kevin spoke to me today. I can only wonder if he speaks to his parents or grandparents as he horridly spoke to me. He was downright abusive, disrespectful, and could not have cared less that I needed to solve an issue as to why one of my husband's heart medications was listed as "Inactive" and "Un-refillable" that Kevin contemptuously insisted was "cancelled" by our cardiologist, when he, our doctor, told us that neither he nor his office staff had done any such thing. This was an irresponsible, even dangerous error on the part of CVS, and Kevin Maillet could have easily handled this issue in a mature, professional manner, rather than apparently wanting to win the argument -- after which time he hung up on me, TWICE. He refused to allow me to speak while continually having spoken over me the entire time. I was so flabbergasted by Kevin's disgusting display of bullish, insulting behavior that I called the corporate offices and submitted a formal complaint against him. I will not let this sit. They agreed that his behavior was completely unacceptable. I added that I had hoped my conversation with Kevin had been taped for quality control so that the home offices could hear for themselves how Kevin verbally abused me. I made it clear that it is only Kevin Maillet, and not a single one of the other kind, helpful and professional pharmacists who work at this particular store, who treated me as though I was something stuck to the bottom of his shoe. I don't know how anyone, let alone a pharmacist who deals with the very health and medications of other human beings, could possibly be allowed to continually get away with this type of shocking, arrogant behavior towards paying customers. My conversation with this impolite man was a nightmare. We are the parents of four adult sons, and we cannot even remotely imagine any one of them speaking to others, including and especially senior citizens, in the same way that this Kevin-person spoke to me today. I remain extremely thankful that he is not my son -- and I extend my thorough congratulations to whomever might have raised this cocksure ill-mannered bully. No one deserves to be forced to endure this brand of harsh verbal attacks simply for calling one's pharmacy to ask a question.


