This location closes at 8pm. I came in at 7:52 and was immediately greeted by an employee rudely…read moretelling me they close in 3 minutes, offered no help or asked me what I was looking for. After I found what I was looking for I came back to be told "you can go to self checkout" as all the employees stood by the door with their hands in their pockets. I was followed out the door and had I locked behind me at 7:58 2 minutes before they close. Awful customer service, will not be coming back.

Called to confirm they had an item in stock and when I got there 30 minutes later they said they…read morewere out. Very rude and unprofessional. Don't come here.

There are plenty of deals to be had in here which I can appreciate. The customer service has always…read morebeen really friendly at checkout. It is well stocked and the prices are fair. Located right off the highway. Convenient

Terrible service many times over. Called me said prescription is ready. I went there and said we do…read morenot show it and we can not find it . So now I was out. Called a different time said it was ready I go there and they say we are out of it and will be 2 to 3 days that happened a few times. The workers said it was the auto calls fault each time . I have switched pharmacy and will no longer deal with them.

Love the employees and wonderful customer service. The delivery service is always on time and the…read moredrivers are great. Would recommend Schmidt and Sons for all your medical needs

I had an excellent experience at the Tecumseh location today. I went there to get my Covid booster,…read moreand was impressed that the pharmacist/owner Sam was the one giving the injections. He took the time to sit and talk with me during the 15 minute waiting period after the injection. Not only was Sam friendly and personable, he gave very helpful counsel on some pharmaceutical questions that I had related to side effects and compounding. My wife and I are going to see if they are in network for our prescription insurance.

Disappointed with the service during a simple medicine pickup, it turned into a frustrating…read more45-minute ordeal. Long wait times, poor communication, and too much back-and-forth between counters. They really need to improve how they manage customers, especially when it's something as routine as an insurance update and prescription pickup. Wasted 45 minutes for what should've been a quick visit. They really need to improve how they manage customers. It's a busy place, no doubt, but it could be managed much better. Finishing one customer's request fully before moving on to the next would save a lot of time and confusion for everyone. The wait and back-and-forth were really annoying and avoidable.

Worst CVS ever! For one they barely offer any drinks to buy. Secondly they are out of everything…read moreall the time. The only thing that is good there is the pharmacy. Whomever does their ordering needs to get fired! It's so ridiculous! If you can't afford to order things to purchase for the store, you need to sell it someone else. I went there today and the self checkout froze up when I was trying to cash out. Which my total was going to be $14, I lost all of my coupons. So then a worker rung up my order and then for some reason my new total was $20, not sure how that happened! So I lost $6 of coupons. Very annoyed! How come you can't fill the store shelves? There has been many times i have gone to this store and they are always out of what I came there to get! Today out of clear shipping tape and my favorite gum! I think I need to start going to Walgreens or the other CVS in Canton!

This small-town pharmacy is great. They get all the med I need very quickly, even if they don't…read morehave it in stock. They also are super friendly. There are a few little isles with toiletries, cards, and other medical equipment. The staff is always friendly, and it's generally quite easy to park on the street. Pretty great little place for your pharmacy needs.

This CVS Pharmacy gets 2 stars because it is physically located nearby and therefore convenient as…read morefar as access goes. I will give credit where credit is due. Otherwise, our experience utilizing the pharmacy is not exceptional. I could spend the next year just writing reviews from actual experiences my wife and I have had that illustrate the functional inadequacy of the pharmacy services at CVS locations in the greater Ann Arbor area. Whittaker doesn't bite it as badly as the Stadium location does, although that actually addresses another issue: This problem is not localized and so I am inclined to think it must be a systemic CVS issue that results in one undeniable truth: their pharmacy locations absolutely CAN'T EVEN. Here's a recent example: We visit the pharmacy on a Sunday because the CVS app has informed us repeatedly (like, no joke, that thing sent us so many alerts) that there are three medications waiting for us to pick up. We go inside (we usually do, because we always need to address some total screw up making it less efficient to attempt the drive-through), stop by the "Pick Up" counter of the pharmacy, and are promptly greeted. There's a point, nicely done. While explaining we are there to pick up medications, the specific phrasing "Here to pick up two or three prescriptions..." is deployed. We hope this will somehow help alleviate any issues or confusion about the fact that we need to leave with three prescriptions - per the CVS pharmacy app. The tech asks the ID verification questions, checks, and says that she will go get them. She comes back with one prescription and says that there is only one- and would we like to get that one? YES. Of course we want to get that one. We ask how to check on the others. She explains we have to go to the "Drop Off" counter to see about that. So we pay for the one. We move to the next counter and explain that we were told we need to initiate a medication refill (although we were confused as to why the App told us it was ready to go, in that case). This individual checks the computer, says that the prescription WAS indeed sent out - to the Stadium CVS. The place that we have specifically updated our information to avoid. Great. But she tells us we can transfer it over and they can fill it within a half hour or so. So we go to Kroger for a bit, come on back. We pick up the prescription in the drive through, and are assured there are not any additional medications to pick up. We decide to cut our losses, go home, and call to check what happened to the third one later (which is, arguably, the most important of the prescriptions we were there to claim). We call the doctor's office the next day, are informed that the prescription had been sent out, had been sent to the correct CVS Pharmacy, that it was there and it should have been available for pickup as of Sunday. The prescription was there at the CVS while we were there, and nobody thought to ask us if we wanted to Fill the prescription that was on hold. It is extremely frustrating when there is a medical need to utilize pharmacy services, and the only pharmacy nearby is a total disaster. I honestly cannot remember a single time we went to get a medication from CVS that didn't turn into a cluster that we needed to fight to reconcile. It's ridiculous. If you're like us and have a need to rely on them, I guess there's nothing you can do. But if you're not in that position, I recommend avoiding CVS pharmacy.

I was in line 15 minutes before 9:00 pm, the time they close. The car ahead was taking an unusual…read morelong time. At 9pm the car drove off and when I drove up 5 seconds later they pulled down the metal doors in my face. Very rude people. They are not serving the community.

If you go into the store to pick up medicine . It's much quicker . But, window pick up , is one of…read morethe most slowest, and laziest pharmacies I have ever been to. If the pharmacist says 45 minutes . What they really mean is come back in two days . They're always confused about a prescription. So good luck with this place .

Do any of you have old home videos on tapes that you wish you could watch? Well Walgreens is…read moreperfect place to transfer all those home videos into DVD's. I brought 7 of my old video recorder tapes into Walgreens and they sent them off and within 4 weeks I got an email that let me have a month trail of looking at all the home videos on iMemories right on my phone and computer. This allowed me to watch them without waiting for the DVD's to come back to the store! (Usually takes another month for that) Each tape costs $24.99 and then additional $9.99 for the CD, but the best part is you don't pay until you get the DVD's. (Gave me some time to save up the money lol) Attached in the photos you'll see that they packaged everything really neatly to cause it to not be damaged and even put my still frames on the videos to give it a warm feeling. I am not recommending all my family and friends to transfer their old home videos at Walgreens! Thank you Walgreens for bringing back all the wonderful memories.

This is the place to go if you live in the Oak Harbor area. Considering that this is the only…read moredrugstore/pharmacy it's convenient when you need medicine or a prescription refill. It's a convenient place, plus it beats driving to Port Clinton or Fremont.