The new displays making pharmacy customers enter their information before they can get your…read moreprescription is terrible. Takes some time to enter everything, many times the screen does not record your touch entry, some older people find it confusing. Pharmacist used to find you instantly with name and dob. Why the stupid touchscreens? Truly a pain to use, especially when touchpad does not sense entry. Additionally, one has to touch a touchscreen used by untold number of people leaving germs to hop onto your finger. What a terrible idea. Referring to CVS in Belmont, Ma. Calling in continues to be terrible, no answers, have to leave message for eventual callback.

This CVS is convenient for local Watertown residents! Parking is in the back…read more It is open for 24 hours, except that you have to use the "back" entrance between 9 PM and 7 AM. It is often well stocked. If you need photo support, you often have to wait for the employees to come by for assistance.

Not at all surprised Bob closed his business! He was not a happy person and projected his anger and…read morefrustration on his customers- I for one put up with him thinking it was good to support a local business! When he added a fee of $4 on each script I was appalled! That's illegal and probably was his demise!!

I love this place! It's a true neighborhood pharmacy. Customer service is the name of their game.read more

Best place for vaccinations; walk ins welcome. They do them in a very clean, comfortable private…read moreroom, and the pharmacist who does them is excellent.

Always excellent service. Very informative regarding products. Have utmost confidence in this…read morepharmacy.

After paying for a new Rx for pain (knee replacement) online and ordering delivery , my Rx was…read morecancelled without notification from CVS. If I hadn't checked status on their application I wouldn't have known. I called pharmacy, spoke to a pharmacist who was curt and rude. Now I'm waiting again for delivery . The CVS system is not customer friendly. This CVS is the worst.

I CAN NOT stress enough how this is THEE WORSE CVS I have ever been to. This is not an assessment I…read moream making by this one visit. I am so mad because it's the one that's closest to me and I forget to tell the hospital to change it. 1st of all, the woman eating at the register while helping you is distracting. So they rejected my prescription cause "I didn't have insurance," which I do, and they would have known if they called me. So then I get there and she has attitude about it while chewing food talking to me. Then I leave and come back for the meds. They are missing one, I called, she told me I have to buy it over the counter. Im wondering why they didn't tell me that while I was there. First she was trying to convince me that the doctor told me to buy it over the counter, until I told her that it was prescribed and she said she just now seen it after going to check again. How did you miss the prescription in the first place? The line to get your meds is always so long. They always have a broken register, or not enough ppl or don't have the meds you want.

BEST Walgreens experience ever. I phoned in an out of state prescription with the pharmacy and was…read moreprovided top-notch service. I had to call in three times over two days due to the nuances of the prescriptions being filled and was fortunate to have the same amazing technician answer my calls. Not only was she extremely helpful and patient, she informed me that she had a coupon that would give me a better price on a particular medication over my insurance cost. My home Walgreens would never provide such thoughtful service. Picking up my prescriptions was a breeze as well. This Walgreens pharmacy should be an example for all others to emulate.

I've been trying to refill a prescription for vitamin D3. My hospital sent it in. The pharmacy…read moreclaims the hospital closed the refill. I have the record in my phone (via the hospital portal) that they *requested* a refill. I showed it to the pharmacist. He just keeps saying the same thing, they closed it. Ridiculous, I know they sent a new request. So now I go back to the hospital to get them to send it again. But what is with these doofuses at WG? No offer to problem-solve from WG, just deflect, deflect, deflect.

beej using this pharmacy for about 4 yrs for me and my kids couldn't be happier i love the quick…read moreservice and no lines.

I wanted to just take a moment to personally thank the pharmacist Alicia who really went above and…read morebeyond to help me obtain a very important medicine for my teenage son in a moment's notice. She really went the extra distance and even made a telephone call to one of our secondary insurance providers to expedite matters so there wouldn't be a delay. I had been using ACCRX for 15+ years to provide a special medication that needed to be compounded but we recently switched to a local large chain pharmacy because my son no longer needed the liquid form and could finally swallow capsules. Due to recent developments with said large chain pharmacy, we had to revert back to ACCRX and they really saved the day. I am so relieved and thankful. Thanks again Alicia and ACCRX.

The pharmacy here is WONDERFUL. The staff is EXCEPTIONAL…read more It can be extremely difficult to get topical/transdermal ointment made for a given drug from ANY pharmacy. In my experience, it's impossible from the big chains. Skendarian is one of the rare places that can not only create custom topical/transdermal medications, but do it exceptionally well. My Boston vet had directed me to an out-of-state pharmacy to make a topical version of the steroid my cat could not tolerate in liquid form. It would have taken at least five business days for me to get the meds, even paying for express shipping. I remembered that Skendarian can compound medications on site. I called them. They had the prescription cream it ready the same day they received the prescription! I'm embarrassed to write that this is not the first time Skendarian came through for our household when no other pharmacy could. The experience reminded me how critical it is to patronize local pharmacies for every day needs. CVS or Walgreens would not have done for me at all what Skendarian was able to do in ONE DAY. I wish I lived in Cambridge rather than Boston so I could do all my drugstore shopping there. They are the best. Seriously.

On the spot! Walmart, CVS all out of prescription so I googled pharmacies near me and figured it…read morewas worth a shot. Pharmacist called walmart for me got my prescription transferred in a matter of minutes! Also pretty cool to see a locally owned pharmacy in a very competitive corporate environment. I've honestly never been to one. It's that good old fashioned America you read about in fiction novels or see on the silver screen. Dude was mad cool. Came through with the quickness when nobody else could.

The best stop on your shopping tour! I had the pleasure of stopping by this unique store and…read morepurchased a wonderful men's cologne for myself. This place has hundreds of fragrances and hard to find men's and women's sundries. The proprietor is a quiet and nice man who was able to pinpoint the right product for me based on my request for something subtle. There have been a few unjustified bad reviews that I've read, and I have to blame the reviewers who are more likely the problem. Simply put, if you're going to shop retail, then purchase from retail. Don't walk in and try a bunch of fragrances then buy online to save a few bucks. Do the right thing by merchants that have rent to pay and operational expenses. Supporting local May cost a bit more but it worth it. Thank you sir for a great experience, I'll be back.

I had a bad experience here. I came looking for a particular perfume (Jicky by Guerlain), asked the…read moregentleman there and he showed me a bottle. I asked whether I could test it and was told no. I have only smelled old bottles of Jicky -- I don't know what the current version smells like. Without trying, I couldn't decide whether to buy it, so I gave the perfume back and told him I'd think about it. They were selling it for $145, same as retail. I then had a walk around browsing the store. Once or twice I saw something I hadn't heard of and I took out my phone to Google it. I'm a bit socially awkward and I sometimes prefer to read about things online instead of bothering someone with questions. I went to the door and told the gentleman at the counter thanks and good bye. He said to me, "so I'm curious, were you just shop malling me or what?" I'd never heard that term and asked what he meant. He said, "You look at our boxes and then you look the prices up on your phone -- that's shop malling." I said that I was really mostly interested in the Guerlain perfume, and if they'd had a deal on it I would have taken it. But they didn't and plus, I'm not going to shell out $145 for a perfume if I can't try it. He said to me sarcastically, "Support local businesses, huh." I replied, "Well, I still might be back, you have some good stuff." And he said, "I won't hold my breath." It's not nice to be snippy with a customer who's just coming in to have a browse. And the "shop malling" accusation came out of nowhere too (just because I was walking around and looking at my phone?). The funny thing is, I would gladly pay retail price for something or even a bit more to support a local business run by nice folks -- keyword here is nice.

Curious to know what the interview questions are when someone applies for a job here:…read moreDo you hate being employed? Are you good at scowling? Can you commit to being miserable while ringing up customers? How much experience do you have giving monosyllabic commands? Listen, the store itself is clean and well stocked. Not been to the pharmacy, so this is purely my take on customer service. You'll definitely get your essentials here, but don't expect anything close to a smile, or god forbid a greeting, or any kind of human-to-human interaction from the cashiers or staff.

The pharmacy department was outstanding - they went above and beyond to see if my insurance would…read morecover Covid tests, they transferred my prescription from CVS (and unlike CVS they were able to fill my prescription), and they were incredibly nice to me and everyone else in line. They took the time that was needed with each customer and you could tell it they liked working there. It was clear that they knew their customers personally and really cared about them. Not only that, but I was able to find a hypoallergenic face cream my dermatologist advised - previously I had always had to buy it online - but there it was on the shelf - hurrah! I will always use this pharmacy now...

I think they're remodeling and 98% of the medicine section was EMPTY (but they were restocking it…read morewhile I was there), so that was kind of inconvenient. Seemed cleaned and organized from what I saw (didn't do the clothes or makeup sections at all but food section was well stocked and organized and so was the home goods aisles) Had quite a bit of stuff so had to go to a worker to checkout. They were nice and used the bags that I brought along. Check out speed could have been faster, but it wasn't the worst I've ever seen.

Price in-store was 37% higher than on target.com, and the clerk wanted to see the "app", even…read morethough I was asking for a price match to the website.