melissa J.
When is sick of being sick gonna make a difference in America?
My husband got sick which is very rare for him. His insurance is not accepted at our local pharmacy. They told my husband that CVS is the only one that could fill his prescriptions so they transferred the prescription over to CVS for him as we drove 35 minutes to Laurel location. We were told it would be 45 minutes. We waited patiently before we went to the drive thur only to be told it’s not ready. While dark was approaching we still waited another hour and half only to purchase some of the medicine without a concern to even tell us some was not fulfilled No hello may we help, no thank you after his purchase( because they knew they had not fulfilled their obligations). When I called the next day( early in the morning) to ask about the medicine that is missing they only then felt the need to tell me that its on backorder and several others orders was in front of his order. Rude pharmacy department, but store gentleman that was stocking the merchandise back on the shelves was well polite and mannered when he spoke as we entered the store the second time. If I had to list fives things I experienced they did on their in the pharmacy department it would be 1. Rude 2. Rude 3. Rude 4. Rude 5. Rude .


