First time going here, called in to check if they have the medicine. The staff are friendly and…read morepolite. The store has lot of medical stuff ranging from shoes, compression bands and other medical products. A great local store.

The staff at the Medicine Shoppe is by far the BEST group of people we have ever had any contact…read morewith regarding pharmacies. They truly do care about you personally, and we are grateful for the amazing work they do for us. It's the best!

I haven't been in this Walmart much, but I was impressed with this one. It was clean and well…read moreorganized. The clothes are so much better then what Target has right now. The area is also really well maintained, which is not the case at most Walmart. They have one of the larger and well stocked grocery areas. The toy area was a little small and picked over. They have a decent size beauty area including a lot of perfumes. Overall this is one of the nicer Walmart in the Dayton area. They are getting a Dunkin Donuts inside too. Workers were all nice.

Poor quality ... shameful. Bought bread and it was moldy in 3 days bought bacon bits they were…read moredisgusting all fat and something disgusting and chewy. Threw them in trash. They were even wrong color.

Excellent service! They have always went above and beyond. I get my hormones, hormone testing and…read moreivm from them.

I chose this CVS location because I needed to pick up photo prints I had ordered earlier in the…read moreday. Unfortunately, my experience was disappointing. When I approached the counter, the cashier--Susan--did not greet me. It almost felt like that she was annoyed having to help me. I let her know I was there to pick up photos, and she simply asked, "Last name?" I provided my hyphenated last name and explained that it might be listed under both parts to avoid confusion. She was dismissive and repeatedly told me she didn't want my first name, even though I had clearly stated that it was a hyphenated last name. She eventually handed me part of my order. When I mentioned there should also be a large print included, she rolled her eyes before retrieving it. The whole interaction left me feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome. To be honest, I think I'll be avoiding this location in the future.

Horrible pharmacy! Always issues…read moreOne evening called and they had 20 mins before close. Told them I would be there in 7 mins. Arrived before close and the pharmacist was leaving and ignored me as I pleaded with him to get the prescriptions as I came from out of town to help my mom. I was so upset!

Had switched pharmacies a week ago and Carlisle pharmacy has avoided transferring my meds. They…read morewere very rude to my new pharmacy and myself and told me not to call back. Of course I will call as many times as I want til my meds are sent over. They are just bitter cause I dropped them and had nerve to even call me days ago asking why I switched. It's none of their business!!

Highly impressed with the friendly and professional group of people working at Carlisle Pharmacy…read more They are quick to get prescriptions ready, answer questions, and are very helpful. They stock quite a bit in their store for a small town pharmacy, too! So glad I have found this pharmacy! (Edit) For some reason I show up as being in CA. I live close to the Carlisle Pharmacy, but have my Location turned off on my phone. Ignore the location showing by my name, please!

I called in my prescription from urgent care. I waited an hour or so to account for the pharmacy…read moreand limits in staff across the country. Translation...I'm not special and just want to receive my necessary medicine. I arrive at the drive through and there's a sign that says we can't be open Sunday so please plan accordingly. The only issue is that is Saturday and barely 3pm. So I hit the service button assuming they're open. The recorded message says someone will be with you in a moment. I wait about 5 minutes and then call the pharmacy inside. No updated message ...only a recording that will keep you waiting longer. So I go inside and there's a service button on the main counter up front that says press for service. The pharmacy by the way is locked up tight. The person comes out (hardly speaks English at all) , and before you judge me I've been to over 100 countries and speak 3 languages. I just didn't understand the language this person was using not to mention the broken attempt at what I think is still the primary language spoken here. They were not impolite and neither was I. I simply said that a sign should be posted and the automated message updated. Not that they understood but now I have to go and change my prescription through the doctors office to another location. I chose the one on S. Briel. I actually went there to ensure they had received the change. Not polite here but they spoke better English. They said it would be ready in 3-4 hours and to return to the desk before that time. So I said ok and returned at 7 (one hour to spare) to the desk. I asked for my prescription and in a snarky tone with attitude they said I have to go to the drive through even though there are two associates behind the counter. I said oh, wow. I guess this is how we treat our combat vets and other good citizens of the community. I went to get in the growing line of cars at the drive through...who knew this was the place to be on a Saturday evening. An hour later I got through the line and received the medicine I had tried to receive 5 1/2 hours prior. Listen, I get the work force is stressed. I also get the medical field (all of it) is feeling stressed as well. But customer service (especially at CVS) is not present anymore. For me, I will not return to any CVS nor will I recommend them. Even if my medicine would've taken a day or two I am looking for someone who doesn't take their day out on the customer. Because I know I've had some pretty tough days and I turn the cheek a lot. I've given CVS a few chances. But I won't be back. Maybe the manager staff or strategic management team could put the customers first and turn this negative trend into a positive sooner than later. Good luck!

I had an issue with my cell phone, so I asked the guy who has long, dark brown hair parted in the…read moremiddle for help because he was wonderful & helpful to me when I bought a new laptop a few months ago. Bless his heart, he solved my problem in no time! He really knows about electronics! He is professional and patient. I know I asked a lot of dumb questions. He treated me--a 75-year-old technically-challenged woman--respectfully when anyone else would have not given me the time. I hope the store appreciates him.

Do better. This was fruit in your store. There's another Walmart 5 minutes away that is much better…read morewith higher standards. I bought buns and we tried to eat them the next day. Beyond stale...my husband kept asking idlf this was something that had been frozen. Had to wrap them in wet towels and microwave to soften them to be edible.

Very rude and seemingly racial pharmacy staff. Will never return. Just asked a question and got…read morethee rudest response and loaded attitude ever from so called professional people.

This is my favorite store in the greater Dayton area. It is…read more I had never experienced Drug Mart before, as they were not available in other cities where I have lived. I am not sure why because the store is amazing. It's like Kroger wrapped into Walgreens into Hallmark into Target into Dollar Store into Big Lots. Need some organic milk? Check. Need Christmas decor at cheap prices? Check. Some special vitamins? Check. Maybe a kitchen appliance, like an Instant Pot? Check. Expensive hair products? Check, check. DVDs? Check. Maybe an ankle brace a year after your surgery? An entire selection at 1/4 the cost of CVS. How about a furnace filter and some special light bulbs? There's an entire hardware aisle for you. Some freshly made chicken salad? Deli in the back. Huge ice cream selection? Craft beer? Wine? All you chunks are covered. $1 random items in a bin? My fave. This is my favorite place to go and park right in front, fill my cart, spend $100 no matter what I need, and leave with bags and bags at reasonable prices. The employees are all also so very sweet. How often do you go somewhere you don't feel totally taken? This is my happy place.