Auto assistance is not helpful. Will not shop here. Calling twice, requiring to give too much…read moreinformation for a relevant simple question. Not an improvement. Won't shop here anymore.

Weird hours. Here at 9:30 on a Saturday night in urgent need of items that you can only get at a…read morepharmacy and they are closed!! Website says they are open until 11:00 pm., and Yelp says until midnight. Next nearest location is not answering their phone and I'm not going to play hopscotch trying to see what's really open and what isn't. It's worth the drive to go to a Walgreens. I guess this is why Walgreens is so much more popular in Arizona!

This CVS on Garnet is one of the better ones in PB, big, clean, and easy to navigate…read more I usually order through the app, apply all the coupons, and just swing by for pickup, which makes it super convenient. Everything's always ready and the process is quick. Not the most exciting stop, but it's reliable and does exactly what you need it to.

Do better with your 10 cent bags CVS. They tore open as I set my things in my car. I had to go get…read morea bag to bring my stuff into the house. This is the 3rd time. You're making a lot of $ off the bags they should at least get our stuff home. Great CVS, the staff is always friendly and helpful.

I used to avoid going to the cvs on pearl street because they never had enough help…read more This time I went in to print out some photos, and had a wonderful experience because a young man named Alex was amazing. His people skills, patience, smile, and positive attitude were a breath of fresh air! Thank you Alex!!

Absolutely rude pharmacist. We ended up at CVS on La Jolla Blvd and were given amazing service!…read moreEads, you need to do better!

I had a really upsetting and uncomfortable experience at this Walgreens. I went in to purchase a…read more10-pack of insulin syringes -- something Walgreens clearly states on their own website is allowed in California without a prescription, as long as you're purchasing 30 or fewer. I was simply picking them up for a family member. When I got to the staff at the pharmacy register, I greeted them and then stated if I can purchase a bag of insulin syringes for my family member. I was looked up and down by the employee, who then walked over to the pharmacist. He came back and told me they couldn't sell the syringes to me unless I had that family member's prescription. I wasn't there to debate policies -- I was doing a favor for a diabetic family member and felt completely judged and dismissed in the process. Feeling embarrassed and confused, I checked Walgreens' website outside, and sure enough -- it says in plain English that in California, syringes can be sold over the counter without a prescription, up to 30 units. I went back in and spoke to a manager, showed them the policy, and all they could do was point to the small print that says it's "ultimately up to the pharmacist's discretion." Here's the bigger issue: this location is surrounded by a large homeless population, and I understand the concern about selling syringes to individuals struggling with addiction. But even denying clean needles to addicts does more harm than good. A policy like this, when enforced without context or compassion, isn't protective -- it's dangerous. This pharmacist has either deprived a diabetic of life-saving medical supplies, or pushed a desperate addict closer to sharing a potentially disease-infected syringe just to survive another day. Either way, it's a failure in basic public health ethics. Denial doesn't stop drug use -- it just makes it riskier and more inhumane. If Walgreens wants to empower its pharmacists to make case-by-case decisions, fine -- but don't advertise clear and accessible over-the-counter availability if the actual in-store experience is entirely different. This experience was humiliating, harmful, and disappointing.

The store could be open for the posted hours. This is not at all convenient when I drove 20 min at…read more3:30 am. 24/7?

Great pharmacy! Ed, the pharmacist, has been wonderful at taking time to counsel me and answering…read moreany question or concern about my prescriptions. The perscriptions are also cleaner without fillers and cause me no side effects, unlike the same medication through Walgreens. Good Pharma sends most prescriptions free by mail and usually it arrives within a day or two of ordering! It definitely is a "good karma" pharmacy!

I LOVE this pharmacy, I am so happy with them and am delighted I left Strive compounding. Strive…read morewould take 1 week to fill my prescription and charge me $15.00 in shipping and Good Pharma takes a few hours plus they use less fillers! YAY!!! I get my prescription each month next day because they use the post office for a few dollars. From PB to Oceanside at the longest it is two days.

I just have to say how much I always appreciate my experience at this CVS, especially because of…read moreBryan. He is always incredibly friendly, helpful, and genuinely welcoming. You can tell he really knows what he's doing, he's knowledgeable, attentive, and takes the time to make sure you actually find what you need instead of just pointing you in a direction. What really stands out is that he goes above and beyond. Whether it's answering questions, helping locate products, or just making the interaction feel easy and positive, he consistently delivers top-notch customer service. It honestly makes a difference when someone cares this much about their work and the people they're helping. Bryan is a big reason this location stands out. CVS is lucky to have him!

I've been here twice in two weeks. Once to get passport photos and their photo was down, and once…read moreto drop off ups and this was also down. So unhelpful and the staff are so unconcerned with the fact that nothing works. Would give zero stars if I could. Find another CVS.

It feels a bit odd to review a large drug store chain like CVS and also feel a bit like I am…read moreventing after a bad experience, but I have been coming to this particular location for many years, and as the store seems to be on a decline. Also, I have filled out the customer satisfaction survey many times with constructive criticism, but things only continue to go downhill. I have been a big fan of the CVS chain in the past. I could fulfill a lot of my needed items in a quick trip. Additionally, I found that I really liked a lot of the seasonal, holiday and specialty decorations. This particular store is a bit smaller and has always hadfewer items than most. However, they still used to have a good deal of summer and holiday items, as well as some cute novelty beauty items that I enjoyed buying for gifts. However, the store is often not well stocked. I found a couple of times that I couldn't find glue, or they were out of mailing supplies. A while back, they stopped having shopping baskets, which is a huge pain, as small makeup items fall right through the cart. Yesterday, I walked in to find out that now they don't even provide baskets or carts. Seriously, I'm supposed to carry everything in my two hands while I'm shopping? Also, they added the automatic checking stations and reduced staff. However, in the past it made it hard to have someone unlock batteries or to purchase alcohol, as you cannot do that at the automatic checking station. Now, almost all of the personal care items in the entire store are locked away, which is the norm for the area due to shoplifting. Sadly, makes it impossible to shop. Yesterday, a nice gentleman came quickly to unlock the toothpaste for me. However, as he was the only one at the register, he became very busy when I needed other beauty items unlocked after that. Also, I buy a lot of greeting cards, which cannot be purchased at the automatic checking machines. Because they ares so light, they don't register that you have already placed the item on the table. I have yet to be able to complete a purchase of a greeting card at an automatic station. Yesterday was an absolute disaster and what should've taken me about 5 minutes took about 25. I was miserable and I felt awful for the poor employee who was keeping his cool and trying his best to deal with all of the customers who were just as miserable. The only reason for two stars instead of one, is because the employee was dong his best and definitely deserves a raise. This place is a total mess.

Visited this cvs pharmacy to get some Over the counter medicines. The pharmacy was friendly to…read moreassist and provided guidance on this. Overall a great experience here. The store also had other items I wwas looking for. They have a shared parking lot and busy place.

I personally want to Thank Rob Parrish and Sydney in the pharmacy for being so diligent efficient…read moreand helpful in getting me my medication today. I am forever grateful for all of your help. That's why Walgreens is my to go for my Pharmacy needs !

First visit to Walgreens in San Diego. I lucked out and got the last parking spot. This was on…read moreFriday afternoon. Needed to stock up on condoms, specifically Magnums and SKYNs. I was impressed by the variety stocked. Prices were reasonable too. I was surprised by the amount of items that were locked up. I'm guessing for Loss Prevention. I grabbed my boxes headed up to the register. Karen was friendly, she asked if I needed a bag which I politely declined. I was in and out in less than 10 minutes. Easy breezy, that's my kind of shopping. Will bookmark this location for future quick grab items!

Friendly, helpful pharmacistS. Drive through is so convenient. Prescriptions usually ready quickly .read more

This pharmacy sucks. Apparently their systems are not connected and they did not have my insurance…read moreon file and they always take several hours to fill a prescription. I highly recommend a small local pharmacy over this place or any place similar to them.

Under new ownership! Improved cleanliness and food selection. Nice cashiers too and it's 24 hoursread more

New ownership is turning this place around. The stock is better, hot food selling again and…read morecustomer service has improved!