Met the visiting pharmacist Becca today. She was pleasant and professional. It was great to know…read morethat the former pharmacist was no longer at this site. While having a conversation with the pharmacist a technician that I had never seen before interrupted. I asked her, what her name was but she refused to tell me. Obviously.she knew that her behavior was inappropriate a d didn't want to be exposed.

Most of the people here are nice and helpful except this one lady at the pharmacy drive thru. When…read moreshe sees it's me or my husband she rolls her eyes, will not use my coupons or discount codes, and always lies about them. So because of her I'm giving 1 Star.

This is a very nice local pharmacy where you can walk in & walk out with medication in 5 to 10…read moremins. They also have some food speciaps they serve there & friendly staff. They are open on saturdays until 1pm. Most places online say ther are not open on satursay. But over all it is a nice place with good home town atmosphere. My favorite pharmacy i have found in Sumter. There is free street parking right out front also.

Best lunch we've had since our move to South Carolina!!! Great food and unique atmosphere. 1 year…read morelater my husband and I are still talking about it!

I went to the deli to buy a pound of chicken and provolone cheese. However, it took almost an hour…read morebecause four employees in the bakery seemed to be ignoring me. When I finally got their attention, they told me the scale was broken, which added more time to my wait. When I tried to buy some heated deli items instead, I found out there were none available, even though it was still early in the afternoon. She did provide me with the deli items. When I got home, I realized they gave me a pound of turkey instead of chicken, and it cost over $11. I'm not a fan of turkey, so I was very disappointed. I know that talking to the management won't help, as this store is the only one in town and seems to disregard customer concerns. I've also noticed expired items on sale and brought them to Customer Service, but they don't seem to take it seriously. I think the corporate office needs to investigate the situation at the Manning Walmart more closely.

Pickup takes FOREVER. They are never on time.. super frustrating. They never answer the phones…read moreeither. Not to mention, tonight when I went there the guy took my name for my order & then he let 2 others go before me because - well idk, bc they thought it'd be funny to make us wait?? And my husband goes inside & then they're all laughing standing around joking literally doing nothing. Bunch of goofs in that department!

This is the absolutely worst cvs I have ever had to visit. The pharmacy hires the nastiest clerks…read morewith terrible attitudes. Sure hope they get some help real soon or this store may need to close. People will stop visiting.

Great selection and staff. Only giving it 4 stars because the bathroom is a bit dirty and had odd…read moreboxes and storage in it. Besides that one complaint the cvs is nice the carpets aren't dirty and gross like most cvs locations I've been too. The drive thru on site medicine bottle fills seem convenient and practical. The prices are great and everything is very nicely organized.

I have served the lowcountry community since 2002 and written tens of thousands of prescriptions…read morefor 25,000 patients (in dermatology) and I can say the most loyalty I have ever seen for a pharmacy, is this one: Delta Pharmacy. The patients are insistent I send their Rx's to Delta and no where else. SO, if you are getting the run-around or poor service at chain pharmacies, may I introduce you to your new favorite pharmacy!

We were on a quick trip from California and forgot my daughter's pen needles that she cant go…read morewithout. We called Delta and brought our pen and they were so kind to give us a sample to get us through our trip. Thanks so much!

I was notified three times this week that my prescription was ready. I swing by on Saturday and…read moreit's not available. Their communication system is definitely screwed up and the pharmacy assistant didn't even have the courtesy to apologize but just said "It was restocked". I had to wait 30 minutes to get prescription. This will be the last prescription filled for me at this Walgreens.

i went to get a birthday card and other stuff. and asked to use there bathroom and was told i…read morecouldn't. i had just been on the road for 2 hr with no stop. The lady said to use the QT up the road. i was about to wet my pants. thank goodness i only live a few blocks away.

They are always polite an as professional, and will help you with any questions you need help with…read more Highly recommend

I have a very small dog (less than 3 lbs) who has very severe seizures due to a heart problem. She…read morehas to be on a Phenobarbital Elixir to control them. Previously, I was getting a premixed version of the medicine from Walgreens. I had been calling in her refill for over a week and she was down to just a few drops not even a full dose. They didn't seem to care and was definitely not in any hurry to fill her medicine, which I can only assume is because she's a dog. Of course, she goes into a full blown seizure, one of the worst I've ever seen. Her seizures last sometimes for 12 to 18 hours. Walgreen's couldn't transfer her medication to any other pharmacy because of the classification of the medicine. My vets office and I were both frantically calling every possible pharmacy within 3 counties. No where had the medication in stock. Finally, my vet got in touch with Moss Compounding Pharmacy aka The Pharmacy and they realized how dire our situation was but they also did not have the premixed medication in stock either but they said they could make it for her. I had no idea at the time how much of a blessing this all actually was. As soon as I administered my dog Moss's compounded elixir to her for the very first time her seizure actually stopped. Little did I know that the premixed version wasn't even helping to combat the seizures nor was it helping her when she was suffering a seizure. It was just drugging her into a daily fog that made her miserable. She would run and cry from the premixed version because the taste was so overwhelmingly bad, much worse than any terrible tasting cough syrup you can imagine. Since, Moss has been compounding her medication she doesn't even have to take it twice a day to prevent seizures. Since she is a registered support animal she is with me all the time and I know exactly what it looks like before she goes into a seizure so I am now able to just administer her the medication as needed and now since I can do it this way she has not once gone into a full seizure in almost 7 months. She isn't in a drugged hazy state all the time which allows her to do her job as my support animal. She's so much healthier and happier. She gets to run and play again and not spend her entire day sleeping. She doesn't even get upset about taking her medication because it doesn't taste bad. It barely has any taste at all except a hint of orange flavor. Moss Compounding Pharmacy showed me and her real compassion and that she was just as important and not just a dog or another prescription number. They also gave her back so much better quality of life and by her quality of life improving so has mine. Thank you Moss Compounding Pharmacy and the staff at The Pharmacy.

Guerin's Pharmacy is a historic pharmacy that opened in Summerville, South Carolina in 1871. It is…read morethe oldest pharmacy in South Carolina as well as the oldest continuously-operating business in Summerville. It was founded by Dr. Henry Charles Guerin. The roots of the pharmacy go back decades earlier. Dr. C.F. Schwettmann owned a drugstore in Charleston, but it was damaged by cannon fire during the Civil War. He set up a new drugstore in Summerville in 1864. In 1871, Guerin (a former Confederate soldier and graduate of the Medical College of South Carolina) purchased the pharmacy and Schwettmann returned to Charleston. After Guerin passed away, the pharmacy was taken over by his son Dr. Joseph C. Guerin. The younger Guerin's colleague Dr. Herbert F. Dunning later purchased the pharmacy. Since 2014, the owner of Guerin's Pharmacy has been Dunning's grand niece Barbara A. Dunning, RPh. My family and I visited Guerin's Pharmacy this past summer while we were visiting family in town. Our cousins told us to check out a really cool old pharmacy in Hutchinson Square. We had no idea that pharmacies like this still existed; we had only seen ones like this in the movies. In addition to a pharmacy, Guerin's also essentially doubles as a general store where customers can purchase souvenirs, postcards, books, t-shirts, etc. Guerin's is also home to a soda fountain, which were popular in drugstores during the first half of the 20th century but rarely seen today. Customers can get Blue Bell brand ice cream, milkshakes, malts, floats, fountain sodas, hotdogs (with or without chili), pickles, or a number of different treats from the candy counter. My wife and I shared a cup of "Mint Chocolate Chip" ice cream while our sons shared a cup of "Cookies 'n Cream". My wife also enjoyed a strawberry milkshake while I had a bottle of Cheerwine. It was so cool to step back in time at Guerin's Pharmacy! We'll definitely visit again on a future trip to Summerville.

Friendly, courteous, knowledgeable. Staffing consistent and…read morethey recognize you. Store decor brings back awesome memories.