I came onto Yelp to check if it was just a fluke, but it seems that terrible service at the…read moreNorthboro CVS is the baseline. They pharmacist I saw was RUDE, no excuse even if rushed or overworked. They also messed up my medication, and after I waited 40 mins in the line, they just shrugged like it was not any issue they'd care about. They are horrible, inefficient, snotty, and thankfully Wegman's has a pharmacy to switch to.

Minute clinic for the flu shot was horrible. It's like the…read moretechnician was napping between shots

Reasonable prices and products I want, plus a convenient location, bring me to this store. Many…read morethanks to Emily for helping me purchase diabetes care supplies when a brand I previously bought was discontinued there. She helped me find an alternative.

This review is only for the pharmacy…read more I was deeply disappointed by my experience at this CVS pharmacy. I entered the store with my toddler and observed the line forming in aisle 13 for the pharmacy, where another parent and child were already waiting. I made sure to walk my son around to stand behind them in an orderly and respectful way. When it was almost our turn, the pharmacy tech looked at me and told me that the line was actually in aisle 12, despite the fact that the two customers ahead of me had not been corrected and there were no signs indicating where the line should be. It felt as though I was being singled out. I complied and moved, but the interaction left me feeling uncomfortable and disrespected. Situations like this can easily come across as biased or discriminatory, and CVS should take steps to ensure all customers are treated equally and consistently. This experience made me question whether I was treated differently because of how I look, and that should never happen in a place of business. Needless to say, regardless of its convenience, we will never step foot in this CVS pharmacy again.

clearly nobody code checking anything, half the food in this store expired months ago.read more

Very engaged staff. Michele has been through these things 100 times or more and knew exactly what…read moreI needed and also made sure I didn't buy/pay too much. Very down to earth atmosphere. If you're still going to CVS, you're missing out.

I have taken my bussiness else where for many reasons bouvier has over drafted my account twice,…read morebeen late with medication delivery and mistake on my medication. I would not recomend bouvier to anyone!!

I have been a customer of CVS for many years. In 2025 they are a nightmare! They lose…read moreprescriptions, run out of stock, don't fill prescriptions in a timely manner. Pharmacy techs have little to no knowledge of how to help you. Lines at counter are long. Doctor sends a prescription, gets a confirmation from CVS but CVS can't find the script! I have to find a new pharmacy! Don't go here

CVS sucks. They…read morecan't hire and retain decent help, pharmacy line runs totally across the store, shelves are empty. Given a choice, this would be the LAST pharmacy I'd ever use. Totally mismanaged

Though for the most part Walmart is pretty good in terms of selection, ease of ordering and price…read morebut whenever there's a delivery issue, regardless of direct from Otis Street or shipped, there is no way to remedy it. I ordered a case of 24 cans of cat food. The walmart box was on time but the cans were loose, dented and damaged and 3 cans shy of the 24. Cans salvageable but Walmart chat advised I contact manufacturer for the missing 3 cans. The manufacturer for a Walmart undercount? Not helpful, we're out 3 cans and no option because it's only 3 bucks? Probably because Walmart has it set up for exactly that. So far, smaller grocery stores are flawless on order, delivery and customer relations. The Walmart system is against the customer.

My most recent delivery included expired milk. I requested a refund. Walmart asked me to return…read morethe product in order to process the refund. I explained that I use their delivery service because my mobility is limited. If they want the product returned, they need to pick it up. They declined. I got an email from loss prevention asking that I return the item to get the refund and suggested i use "the link below" if I needed more help. There was no "link below." This morning I spoke to a real person. She said she'd check the matter. Walmart will not refund the $4 for the milk, and expects me to spend money on an Uber to return the product to the store. They did, however, offer to waive the $6.99 delivery fee for an order under $35. ​