This pharmacy goes out of the way to ensure their customers have there prescriptions ready and on…read moretime. No games, no high prices, just quality service! I recommend them to anyone looking for a pharmacy.

Knowledgable pharmacists and always friendly. I'm getting my parents also switched over the other…read moreplace, lol. It's nice to have a smaller place to support.

This used to be my go to since it's only a block away from my house. I used to come here at least 2…read moreto 3 times a week. I have my Cvs membership card and it would give me coupons periodically. As well as some dollars off my next purchases too. I would come back to try to use them up whenever they expired, though not really needing anything in particular, just that feeling I should use the coupon. However, after some time shopping here for years and not really thinking about the cost of what I was buying. I realized many of the products that they sell here are at a higher price than what I would get at Meijer and other bigger stores. It always seemed like I was getting a deal with a Coupon, but in reality the retail price here was already up charged from big store prices from the start, so that one could use a coupon to get it back to the original price it would be at any other big stores. I would normally have bought all my hair products, makeup, body and face stuff, vitamins and other miscellaneous items as well as cards here. For a while now they no longer sell any other greeting cards, but Hallmark. So all of their greeting cards are on the higher end and pricier here now. I mostly come here now to pick up prescriptions and periodic items here and there, when I'm in a pinch and need something quick and easy and fast. Realizing that I will be paying more here and then going to another bigger store. It's all after all about convenience and not fair pricing at CVS.

Closes early every time, bad staff. Please don't go here they don't deserve your moneyread more

"Hi Aaron, I am sorry you felt the pharmacy was unwelcoming!"…read more - Of course I did. "We are more than happy to fill full profile transfers at our pharmacy at anytime everyday! At the encounter you stated you have medications filled at Shelby township and you only wanted one control substance prescription filled at the pharmacy, but wanted to keep everything else in Shelby township aside from the prescription you brought in." - This is absolutely incorrect. I handed you a prescription and said this is my first prescription in the neighborhood after moving there. I had no others to be filled as they were filled before I moved, weeks earlier. You did not ask me about transferring other prescriptions, at all. You asked me where I normally get prescriptions filled and I stated where. You told me I had to go back to "Shelby" to get this filled because you would be questioned, but did not explain why. We never spoke about me transferring other medications to you, or that this was an option to get my first relative prescription filled there. Your entire response is based around a conversation, half of which never took place. Had it taken place, had you not looked for more ways to not help me, than help me, I would have of course considered it. "We must abide by policy and be able to manage all medications and not just controls." I am all about policy. I have been following policy for 20 years on that medication which is why it is prescribed to me. That is not what we are talking about here. We are talking about how you came across in a negative way as a business who did not take the time to understand the needs of a consumer, looking to give you business. We have many choices as consumers of where to take our business. You have every right to stand by your policy, which I completely understand. What I do not agree with is how I felt you did not take time to understand my needs at all and offered me no continued way forward, like I was doing something wrong. Even though you said you did here, which I also do not agree with. I did nothing wrong here, but felt as if I did after encountering you. I'm sorry, that is not something anyone would appreciate, especially during a time when people should be helping each other more. We can agree to disagree, I certainly do.

Excellent speedy service in this tiny pharmacy, which always seems to have everything I need, ready…read morein just a few minutes, and filled correctly. Very friendly pharmacists, and the lowest prices possible. I highly recommend it.

Convenient and on the way to Berkley and at the corner of Coolidge and 11 Mile…read more I stopped by here to grab some CVS brand probiotics. It's the only one that has the most billions of gut bacteria's. This haas the usual, just a busy corner to be located on is all.

This is known in Berkley and Oak Park as the worst CVS around. My doctor said he doesn't even want…read moreto send prescriptions there anymore.

Shout out to Lincoln Rx and Marwan Isa. I had some insurance issues and they were so helpful and…read morepatient with them. Called the insurance more than once to help move it along, and we're just genuinely kind. They also handle my mom's prescription and deliver (free) right to her door. This save's me time and saves her the worry. Skip the chains and switch to Lincoln Rx for great service!

Don't let the smiles fool you, rude and unprofessional these women are. When the owner is away…read morethey run the business their way, unprofessional

The retail store is a pharmacy/convenience store. Little help from staff but will if asked. This…read moreseems more due to corporate understaffing the store. The pharmacy is okay but nothing great, and prices seem high. They do have a drive thru. But the line is often a bit long. I gobhere but would switch as soon as i find anyplace i like better.

I used to come here. Switched to RiteAid a half mile away. But after 5-plus years there, the…read moreRiteAid went out of business and automatically transferred my scrips back to that Walgreens. And so I was back for over a year I think. The general issues didn't change. Understaffed up front. Not all that helpful in the back. This past week, I had trouble getting my continuous glucose monitor. Walgreens was frequently out of stock on an item that is replaced regularly like clockwork. Well 3 weeks ago, when my doctor had it refilled, Walgreen's only filled 15 days out of a 90 day script. When I sought a refill from Walgreen's, they said I first needed a prior authorization. This seemed odd, but it's the first month of the year. So I called my doctor. They said: I still had 5 refills left. Walgreens insisted I still needed a prior authorization. So I called my doctor yet again. And the doctor said they'd call the pharmacy. And the pharmacy was still adamant! Wouldn't fill my glucose sensor. The person on the phone was rude. The prior use of the automated system was difficult if you sought to speak to the pharmacist. Walgreens also said it didn't have my particular sensor in stock. They didn't. Then had to ask them if they'd check other Walgreens (several are fairly close). And they did upon being asked. But the Walgreens they sent me to had only the newer version of my sensor which would require a new script from the doctor. Well - that was enough. Enough was enough. I'd now Bern without my diabetes glucose sensor for a couple days! It's my life they're gambling with. Called CVS across the street. Told them to have all my scripts transferred to them from the Walgreen's across the street. Asked if they had the particular sensor, but that store didn't have it (they only had the newer version too), but said they'd get from another store and have it the next day (it was nearing closing on Saturday). On Sunday, they had my sensor and gave me all 90 days. While I can't know the future with CVS, which some folks complain about) it certainly looks far more promising. Because of Medicare Advantage insurance, I don't know how much business Walgreen's just lost on an annual basis. I have had a whole lot of scripts filled there and previously at RiteAid. Thousands of dollars in value to them? I'd guess so. Note: Rite Aid was often out of my sensor and sometimes out of other drugs I was due. That was quite annoying. I made it a habit to call in the script multiple days early so if it had to be ordered, I'd still get it on time. One huge difference though is that RiteAid was always, very courteous no matter who was there and they always tried hard to help when needed. They were unfortunately often understaffed. But I much preferred RiteAid. So I'm pleased to once again be rid of Walgreens. Hope CVS is good - but the bar is set quite low so I'm sure CVS will at least be an improvement. Should have immediately transferred to RiteAid scripts to CVS. Bye-bye. Thought you readers should know.

Always reliable care. I started coming in after a family recommendation. Prices were better and…read moreattention was fantastic. Best in town by far.

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I've been using this CVS for more than 5 years, and I'm completely happy with the products and…read moreservices I get there. I find the help very friendly and willing to assist or direct me. The pharmacy is wonderful; staff are pleasant and efficient, the pharmacists are helpful, and knowledgeable. Since I have moved and cannot drive now, I have medications delivered and non-medications, too. I like the size of this CVS; it's small enough to get around and see what all is available.

Located on the very busy section of 12 near Main…read more Outside and the first steps in, it looks very dirty and rundown. Then once you get all the way inside it is a bright and fairly clean and large CVS. Beer and wine, no liquor. Lots of products, lots of options. The staff seemed nice. Decent prices.