Not my typical Walgreens, but used this location as a quick resort. Used the drive thru option…read morewithout issue.

The pharmacy waiting area chairs are piss soaked and disgusting. This location is also filthy…read moreoutside. Store has some great employees yet the place is gross.

Not good at reviews. But here it goes. They are always very nice and friendly. Never had any issues…read morewith the service. And that's it for my tiny review.

If schizophrenia were a virtue CVS (specifically, their CVS Caremark subsidiary) would be a saint…read more It's bad enough that Aetna (another CVS subsidiary) mandates that I mail away for prescriptions but CVS Caremark seems allergic to competence and consistency. "Time to reorder" comes the almost daily email nag. Fantastic. Only when you reorder, the automatic reply is set to "contact your physician" even though there are multiple refillss left on the script. Yeah, most of the time they resolve the inconsistency over the phone but when I ask why this always happens, I usually get the wholly unsatisfactory and vacant, "I dunno, it must be the system." Not that their brick and mortar pharmacies are any better (home of the $20 box of Raisin Bran) but as the largest drug dispensary worldwide, with aspirations of growing larger by multiples of 10x, I shudder to think what their race to the bottom will look like in say, 2034. Thanks CVS Caremark, you're a national treasure. One incompetent star.

I was driving by and I remembered that I had my weekly CVS coupon, so I stopped by to get some…read morestuff for the condo. I found this CVS clean but a bit dated, it's interesting since this store is not far from the world headquarters of the company. Still, nothing to complain about, really. They had a good selection of the items I was looking for, I got in the self checkout lane, used my coupons and off I went.... The company is headquarted in Rhode Island, with their main corporate offices about halfway between my condo and this particular store. Consumer Value Stores (CVS) was founded in 1963 and began as a chain of health and beauty aid stores, but within several years, pharmacies were added. In December 2017, CVS agreed to acquire Aetna for $69 billion and completed the acquisition in November 2018. Their weekly coupons are a good marketing strategy to get people into their stores on a frequent basis...and now, their long long long long paper receipts are just one of the options at checkout. You can now opt for an email receipt and that is a great way to save some trees !!!!

A good sized CVS. With lots of supplements! Good employees. Even though it's kinda far from where I…read morelive, I keep going back.

What a great cvs very bright and up to date found exactly what I was looking for. Asked the…read morepharmacist for some baby aspirin and help me to find what I was looking for . At the selfless cash out register I had a hard time using the machine. One of the CVS employees was very helpful and helped me cash out and had a smile to top it off. I will definitely be coming back.

This company has me livid. I've contacted CVS several times with my issues and all I keep on being…read moretold is that sorry, this is how things are. I used to get coupons between 25-40% coupons monthly to my email address. This stopped. The only time I get a coupon for an order (not a specific item), is when I shop at CVS and I get it on my receipt which I have to then use within a few days. My issue is why do I have to use it so quickly when I was just there? You want me to come back in 3 days to get something else and continue that process? Most businesses get customers in their stores by sending them coupons so then the customer visits, not the other way around and CVS does not seem to understand this. They offer the same products that other pharmacies do, just more expensive which is why I looked forward to those coupons. Tiara, the person who was messaging me, told me that she added a $4 cvs bucks coupon to my card. NOT TRUE. I took the time to go to my local CVS, went to the register, and there was nothing. Nothing angers me more than being lied to. I immediately sent "Tiara" an email and there has been zero response so far. I sent her a follow up and nothing. Is this how your company does business? Just provides lies? I do not plan to ever return to CVS. There is no reason to and if you're going to argue and lie over some coupons, I will take my business to Target (which is where I ended up going when I left CVS yesterday).

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED I can now say that I am a believer. Last…read moreweek I went to the CBD Store just looking for some info. I was suffering with a painful sprain and have arthritis in both hands. Michael was wonderful, showing me all the products, explaining the science, and offering me a free sample of the salve to apply. This stuff really works! Within just a few minutes of my massaging the salve onto my arm and fingers, I definitely felt a significant improvement. I purchased the product and have continued to use it, and am thrilled to report that it really, really helps. Do yourself a favor, make the time to head over to The CBD Store, it's conveniently located right on Post Road. You'll get a wealth of education about this incredible natural remedy, and I'm certain that you too will find relief. Christine Valcourt

As a first time shopper the staff took a lot of time talking about the product and what I was…read morelooking for. They have their own brand and one other that I saw. They really push their own product and I'm not sure why the other is there. I believe both were organic. You can buy their oil with flavoring added to make the product more palatable. What they don't tell you is there is an extra charge to get the flavored variety and they push that as well. Honestly, I did not care for the flavoring. I did not seem to be getting any relief from the product so I went back in, discussed with another employee what I was experiencing and they recommended I try a stronger version. This time I got it without the flavoring and it was preferable to me. It tastes just like any oil, and you use a small amount. With the original 'lower dose' version, I was experiencing an increase in symptoms and thought it was just that the situation was getting worse. With the second 'higher dose' version my symptoms went nuts and I stopped taking the product. The symptoms quickly returned to pre-CBD levels. This was a huge relief after weeks of taking the product. For me this product did not have the desired effect. I can't say if it was this product or CBD in general. This is just my experience. I have not tried another brand. I'll stick with meditation and yoga for now.

Very fast in and out service. Tony showed exemplary customer service. Tony was very knowledgeable…read moreand gave great recommendations. The product was good and the price was decent for a dispensary. I recommend this place over Good Chem and Deim. Only negative is the young lady at the front desk today seemed lost and unsure of how to log people in. Last time I came in she also didn't know anything about the flower or concentrate products. Maybe Tony should train her?

I buy sativa prerolls. Nearly every time I purchase a product that Resinate claims online to be…read more "sativa" or "sativa-hybrid" I see by the label, once I'm home, that they're all just hybrids. A few were indica-leaning. None were even sativa-leaning. That's straight up lying to customers. Also, many of their pre-rolls are so loose they're not smokable as joints. I find that many bud tenders completely ignore customers and talk amongst themselves, then treat those customers like we're stupid. Lying to customers about strains has to go against the CCC . When I brought back a joint to let them know that the 5 I bought were all too loose, AND hybrids that weren't even sativa-leaning as claimed, they treated me like garbage, made me wait while they helped other customers, just to respond 'too bad, so sad '. l mentioned that they were misrepresenting the product and the budtender literally yelled "All the joints are hybrid! There's no such thing as all or nothing!!" It was mortifying. She told me nothing I didn't already know. This is why I will never go back to Resinate. If lying to customers is a CCC violation then I'll be reporting them as well.

Nice people always helpful. honest and friendly. good service. I always play the lottery there. I…read moreleft without getting my change and the manager came out to give me my money. Tells it all.

Very friendly employees. The prices here are very high but definitely lower than JD's Market down…read morethe street. Richdale also has a way better selection of items too. They often get new flavors of soda even before other stores do. One massive let down is they close extremely early for a convenience store. If they were open at least until midnight I'd come here a lot more often.