I chose this pharmacy, even though it is in a totally sketchy building next to what appears to be a…read moremethodone clinic, because it was the cheapest option for my prescription according to my health insurer and because I had recently had such a terrible customer service experience at Walgreens a week before. I was really hoping to have found the answer to my corporate pharmacy woes. But, alas, my experience with Medzdirect was even worse. I receive a call from a pharmacy tech on Thursday evening informing me that my prescription was "in." "In" is the keyword that I'll explain later. I said, "great, I'll be there tomorrow to pick it up." The tech says "well you need to call to let us know you're coming." To which I responded, "I'm telling you now, I will be there tomorrow." He says "OK." So I show up on Friday morning--less than 14 hours later--and am greeted by a sketchy closed and locked door with a paper sign that says "knock for assistance," or something like that. I knock, and a female tech opens the door about 4 inches and just stares at me. No "can I help you?" or even a "yes?" Just a vacant stare. So I say: "I'm here to pick up for [name]." She says nothing, closes the door and comes back 20 seconds later to ask "did you call?" I say, "yes, yesterday, they said it was ready." She closes the door again--f'ing sketchy, right?--only to come back 20 seconds later to say it's not ready and that the pharmacist is in a meeting until 1pm. I want to preface the rest of this story by stating I am usually really even-keeled and well-mannered. But given the blatant lack of customer service an clear incompetence, I'm now thoroughly (and visibly) annoyed. So she goes and gets the whiz kid, Johnny Fernandez, who turns out to be the same tech who called me the day before. He informs me that he was just calling to let me know that they got the medication "in stock," not that it was actually ready for pick up. Why in the hell would I need to know that?? As a pharmacy customer, I don't care when the pharmacy receives its order; all I care about is when it is ready for me to come and retrieve. At this point--and notwithstanding my usual cool temperament--I'm in a full-on shouting match with everyone in this creepy, dark, sad office, with them just repeating over and over that you need to call before you come pick up. They then give me the reasoning: "we have a lot of patients that never pick up their meds, so we require a call first to fill the order." I'm using real, adult English in my paraphrasing here. These clowns didn't articulate this as well. But, of course, I'm thinking: "but I could also call and then never show up, so what the F is the point of this dumb policy." Anyway, I then ask to speak to the owner and was told that no one working there (at least 3 or 4 mentally challenged individuals) knows who that person is. Incredulously, I ask: "No one here knows who owns this business?" To which I was told: "nope." So I say, "is there a card or something with the owner's information on it?" Again--"nope." So one of the fools tells the tech closest to me to "just give him one of those pamphlets over there." The pamphlet has nothing useful on it, mind you. And as I'm leaving to go--after asking whether I still needed to call in order to come back later that same day to get the meds I was already told were "in," I say "this place is the WORST," to which my friend Johnny replies, "so are you." Needless to say, I won't be returning.

This company is a mail order company, I have complained about my control substance tablets missing,…read morewell it came down to my word against there's.for complaining they redlined me from that pharmacy, if they get rid of the complainer they could continue their shady actions, office manager is a very nasty unprofessional woman, she said to me I was the only ONE out of thousands that complained about missing tablets and she was gonna call my doctor and ask her what was wroung with ME!!!! I ask people dealing with this pharmacy to write a review if they are having similar issues so people wil know the truth. Maybe the owner of the company doesn't know about the hanky panky going on but he should know, I'm a 64 year old male who is sick and needs his medication. I have no reason to lie about anything, born and raised in the USA, it breaks my heart to see people taking advantage of system.

Here today on Easter Sunday and the line is about 10 people deep I have a basket with about $200…read morebucks. I asked is there other cashiers she says rudely it's only one cashier. I left the basket full and left. Worst Walgreens in Miami besides the one on 119 street and 7th Avenue. It's now 11:39 am

African American older female extremely rude and ignorant of female biology. commented that women…read moreshould take care of their periods before leaving home when asked if I could use the bathroom for privacy when they said the bathroom was "broken". most ignorant and disrespectful person I have dealt with for a long time. if they would have clarified I couldn't use the bathroom because there was a leak from the beginning I wouldn't have asked again. unbelievable.

One of the dirtiest CVSs that I have ever seen. The floors are covered with stains, both the carpet…read moreand the linoleum sections. Checkout staff is friendly but slow. All three self-checkout kiosks were out of order.

Absolutely CVS Pharmacy has everything one person needs. The…read moreCustomer Service is great . It is so convenient and walking distance my home.

Navarro is the Best Discount Store around. The Pharmacy Staff is the Best…read more And Pharmacist Michael and Osvaldo are the Best in the Business. I'm able to get so much items here including OTC. Love my Navarro Store located at 13250 Biscayne Blvd North Miami .

Dreadful, probably the worst shopping experience I have had in the U.S…read more The aisles are crowded together so tightly that one shopping cart cannot pass another. This means a line builds up when someone is looking at the shelves and cannot make up their mind about what to buy. Only one check stand open. It took an abominably long time to buy just a few items. To me, prices didn't seem to be any lower than other stores--like a normal CVS--that are less crowded and provide faster service.

Welcome to the CVS Hunger Games. You don't walk into this place--you enter a survival experiment…read more Picture this: you wait, and wait, and wait some more. Time doesn't exist here. Clocks break. Cell phones die. Hope fades. Around you, the soundtrack is a mix of old people screaming at nobody in particular, and the line of the desperate and deranged begging for their "crazy pills" like it's the last act of a Greek tragedy. Organization? Forget it. Shelves look like a Walgreens exploded. The pharmacy line? A scene straight out of Dante's Inferno--if Dante had written about Medicaid co-pays and expired coupons. The employees are trying, but you can tell their souls left their bodies three shifts ago. Two stars only because they technically give you your meds. But calling this place "healthcare" is like calling a cockroach a roommate. This CVS isn't a store--it's a human rights violation with a rewards card. Come for your prescription, stay because you've aged 30 years waiting for it. Look I got my crazy pills so I survived this place for a decade. Look at me now. LOOK AT ME NOW.

I've been a longtime customer of this CVS location and have generally had positive experiences,…read morewhich made what happened on August 12 especially disturbing. I entered the pharmacy with my minor son shortly after an hour-long dental procedure, visibly in pain and wearing a post-surgical facial ice wrap, simply trying to pick up prescribed medication. One pharmacy employee refused to give me her name, became hostile, yelled at me, mocked the medical wrap on my face, and called me a "bitch" in front of my son. She also photographed my minor child without my knowledge or consent. Because she refused to identify herself and I felt threatened, I photographed her only so I could identify her in my complaint to CVS. What concerns me most is that this occurred in a pharmacy, where patients should feel safe and confident about the handling of their medications. Her behavior left me genuinely uncomfortable with the thought of this employee handling prescriptions for me or my family in the future. I am not claiming my medication was tampered with, but the hostility was serious enough to raise concerns about medication safety and trust. I do want to acknowledge Angie, another pharmacy employee, who ultimately assisted me and was significantly more professional. I have formally asked CVS to investigate the incident, review security footage, identify the employee, determine why my minor son was photographed, review the handling of my prescription, and address the employee's conduct. No customer especially someone sick, injured, or recovering from a medical procedure should be mocked, verbally abused, intimidated, or leave a pharmacy questioning whether they can safely trust the person handling their medication. Something must be done to address this behavior. Without appropriate action, another customer could be subjected to the same unnecessary, careless, and uncompassionate treatment.

This is one of the only companies I saw advertising a PCR test for Covid-19 with results available…read morein 15 minutes. Most companies mentioned a days long turnaround time for PCR test results, and those offering a quick result were only offering antigen tests, which is different than PCR. Though the cost of the test here wasn't cheap ($200) I had the results in 15 minutes as advertised, and since I needed the results that same day it was worth the cost IMO. Staff were friendly and seemed to be observing extreme safety measures in the face of Covid - Customers were required to wait outside and a staff member would be out to help them, staff members were wearing gloves, gowns, masks and face shields, etc.

In January my previous Medicare Plan SSD changed from CVS To Walgreens…read more I have received great help and send my medication on time since my ability to walk again has been taken. Plus very friendly and now know my name when I call for a questions no problems.

My 89 year old grandma asked me to go out in the rain and grab her some wings from the wing bar and…read moresome chicken noodle soup. I arrive to this Publix at 6:00pm--not a wing in sight on a Saturday evening. I inquire with the employee in the deli and he tells me the store is out of plain wings. Ok... not sure what that means. Super disappointed that I have to let Grandma down.

My first time visiting this Publix. Super clean and modern. I usually go to the one by my house…read morewhere the service could be hit or miss. Today, I was looking for a particular seasoning. A young associate there took me to the section and also he looked for it with me. Even the cashier was pleasant. I don't mind coming to this Publix!

Love this little pharmacy that is also a gift shop in disguise. Everyone is so friendly. They have…read morethe best soaps and lotions, too. Don't stand in line at Walgreens anymore!

If you're looking to support local businesses, then this is the place to support. If you've ever…read morebeen to a pharmacy somewhere in Europe and just adored all the products and set up of the store, then this is also the place to reminisce! I love this store/pharmacy because they have such great products for skin, hair, and all things beauty. also, if you ever need last minute gifts this is the place to find nice candles, air aromas, soap & creams, etc etc. This place has everything and the pharmacist that's always there, is so nice and helpful. I will never stop supporting such a wonderful establishment!