5.11.24 Stopped in…read moreto have a covid/flu test at the Minute Clinic. I signed up for an appt online and was informed that I would receive a text at my appt time to check in, which I did. This alerted the technician of my arrival. I was called back right away. Given the symptoms I have experienced which included a sore throat, coughing, and muscle aches, I was tested for covid, flu, and strep. Thankfully all three test came back negative. I was told it was a viral respiratory infection/bronchitis. I really loved my experience at the clinic, which was easy and seamless. She prescribed a cough suppressant so I popped over to the pharmacy to pick it up and it was ready when I arrived at the counter. The only concern and annoyance I observed is that the pharmacy line went unanswered. That didn't affect me, but had I been the caller, I would have deducted a star.

The manager at the CVS Fulton Pharmacy is very unwelcoming and rude. He tried to close down the…read morepharmacy line and send us all away while we are all waiting to get our prescriptions because it cut into the lunch hour. While I understand the need to take lunch, there should be an alternating staff to help/service the customers instead of shutting down the entire line right in front of us and ordering us to return later to pick up our meds. The manager always looks unhappy and angry as well, and it is clear that he does not want to be there. Avoid this place.

"Disarm yourself, Princess," Hades, God of the Underworld, commands the Daughter of Circe in the…read moreiconic sixth issue of Kelly Thompson's Absolute Wonder Woman comic book series. "I am surprised, sire. You are a God, and yet you fear my weapons?" Diana remarks playfully as she removes her tiara. "Curiosity rules this more than fear, I'd say," Hades responds tersely. "Better?" the last Amazon inquires, having shed her armor. "Do you think I can't smell an enchanted pouch? The magic coming off that thing might as well have cartoonish stink lines. Empty it." Soon, three magic lassoes, including the glowing, blood-red, Nemesis Lasso, are coiled harmlessly on the floor; and the origin story of how the Nemisis Lasso came to be, lushly painted by Mattia De Iulis, begins. Unfortunately, I must report that, at the Harris Teeter nestled in Maple Lawn Marketplace in Fulton, Maryland, you will not have the opportunity to purchase an enchanted lasso made from blood willingly given by Prometheus and unwillingly drawn from the last remaining basilisk. You will, however, find almost all of the staples every twenty-first-century family requires, barring a mad rush by shoppers to prepare for an impending snowstorm. Vibrant strawberries and blueberries, lush, not-quite-ripened, green bananas, and organic cucumbers, not to mention party supplies, deli-made croissant bread, coffee, teas, and bottled water are just a few of the necessities you could purchase, along with seasonal displays of stuffed squishies to bring cheer to kids of all ages. This isn't our favorite Harris Teeter, but it will do in a pinch.

Your cash register personal, always slow took me 30 minutes to get to…read morethe cashier that was totally out of energy and looked like she is fallen a sleep, the line kept getting longer and NO ONE came to help. Finally walking towards the exit the person at the information desk was on his phone and never approached to help. As a former senior Vice President at W H SMITH based in London I had hundreds of employees running registers and helping customers. Never seen poorer service. Off I go to another store. Thank you Rachel Graneng

*Updated Review*…read more This is probably my least favorite CVS! They never have enough staff working and now a days, they lock everything up. You can ring the customer service button and will still be waiting for several minutes. There have been times I just walked out and left without getting what I needed. When someone has come to assist, they seemed annoyed that they had to help me. It's awful. I rather drive 10 minutes up the street and go to the Fulton location! Sad!

The pharmacy staff is horrible and lazy! I was the last person in line to get my medicine and I…read moremust've got there a minute or two late. They were helping a lady but turned to me and said the register is closed. I said to them that you were currently helping a lady so it can't be closed and if you could just please pass me my medication I will pay and be on my way. There was no one in the line behind me. The guy was rude and said no find a 24 hour CVS. You never know what people are going through. They could be fighting serious illnesses, and need their medicine. I wish the staff had a little bit of grace and caring but they don't. I will now take my medication to another pharmacy. I'm done with CVS.

Wait, is that a CVS? It's not really obvious from a distance as the signage is limited, probably…read morebecause of the shopping plaza's requirements. But yep, it is absolutely a CVS with a smaller footprint than usual. All the usual goodies including over-the-counter medications, personal care, snacks, candies, greeting cards and such. They had exactly what I needed - a cheap package of bandaids that was easy to find and easy to pay for.

Not the best but far from the worst. When you go into a CVS store do you have a certain set of…read moreexpectations that most of them will usually meet the things that will set one store apart from the others are the customer service factors. I shop at this location while I am at work or on my way to and from work because it's very convenient. On this particular occasion I stopped in just to get some air fresheners for my car and I noticed they had Lysol in stock. Since Covid started it's very hard to find Lysol so I grabbed two cans of it. They limit the amount of certain items due to limited availability and high demand. This is common for most drug stores and grocery stores. The store was clean has a very similar layout to any other CVS. They had a lot of items in stock but I noticed their refrigerated beverages section was a little bit lacking. They didn't have a very wide variety. The staff was very friendly. They were very engaging and humorous as I checked out and it made the shopping experience just a little bit better. A good location and I will definitely be back.

This Giant Pharmacy needs more Cashiers. They are always short handed. Please add more cashiers!read more

Dear Giant pharmacy: no, of course I don't have a problem with you being out of what my doctor…read moreprescribed. It's not like it's a painful urinary tract infection...oh, wait, yes, it is. Well, at least you'll pay for the over the counter UTI pills I bought as a stop gap? No? Well, how about paying for Door Dash to deliver it after you get it? No? Instead I can suck it up to make another trip AGAIN. But this is probably the shove I need to get my maintenance drugs moved over to a mail order pharmacy.

Some of the pharmacy staff is exceptionally snappy and rude for no reason. I used to fill here…read moresince it was open late , but since they shortened am hours and after my experience these past few times , I think I may look elsewhere for my pharmacy needs.

Incredible pharmacy. I Left Ride Aid, CVS, and Walgreens years ago and never looked back. I have a…read moreterminal illness and they fill my medications and don't treat me like a drug addict even before I was really sick! I love Peter and he delivers meds to the sick who can't leave their homes. There will never be another pharmacy like this one. Susan is wonderful. This is a teaching pharmacy and if the industry thought like Peter life would be better for the sick. Thank you!

I'm not certain they are legitimate Selling items illegally…read more Customer service was below par

This was my first time at this Harris Teeter. In Columbia for another reason, we decided to stop…read morehere instead of our usual in Severna Park, and while we're still partial to our "home" store, this one was organized, clean, full of produce and our cashiers were incredibly fast and exercised teamwork in ways that I rarely see. They bagged our groceries so fast the Wife and I literally talked about it halfway into our journey home. Great job.

I'm home recovering from surgery so I ordered a rotisserie chicken amongst other things in a…read moregrocery order via Uber Eats. Either they don't offer more than one flavor or the app isn't updated with the options. So I get the basic chicken. Rotisserie, no. Baked, yes. But baked well, no. It's lightly baked and it's dry, tough although supposedly just made that morning. Like, it's yellow, not even brown. Seasoned, no. It's just chicken. The skin was not even edible. It was tough.. kinda muscular like. It was the blandest hospital grade protein in the world. I eat it with bbq sauce. The flavor & texture is so off that my body rejects it. I try again the next day, same. Just thrown up. This is not real chicken. I don't know who sources it but this is not real. I knew I was taking a chance since I get my protein from a small local farm but this... straight in the trash. I ended up eating can of sardines. Imagine having abdominal surgery with difficulty walking, ordering a chicken to eat off of for a few days and get sent something completely inedible clearly made from a 3D printer. So it requires you to get up and move around more and figure out a new plan of action... mind you, you are already on disability so funds are low. It should be illegal to sell food like that.