I left a bad review on Google about the old bag yelling at me. So I went to Palmyra CVS for awhile…read morewith no issues. I went to Hershey CVS a few times and never ran into the old bag so I was glad. Today I returned something to Hershey CVS and the old bag was demeaning the young teenage boy working the register. The police walked in to investigate a fight and I got the hell out of there FAST! Young teenage cashier was excellent and smart.

Couldn't go lower than one star. Pharmacy staff is often unhelpful. Likely over worker, poorly…read moretrained and/or terrible workplace culture. They are often unwilling to help when you have difficulties processing a script. They expect you as the customer to make all the calls. It's interesting we find they have difficulties processing scripts that were never difficult at other pharmacy locations. This was never an issue at the Rite Aid in Hershey (too bad they closed). And the GIANT pharmacists are great. We returned to CVS after Rite Aid closed. And are having the same exact difficulties with this CVS pharmacy that caused us to leave them 13 years ago. Seems the problems are deeply ingrained into this company. Advice- do not fill scripts at this pharmacy. Go to GIANT instead. They are helpful and able to resolve and conflicts with insurance or doctors with professionalism and ease.

They have poor pharmacy care. I needed to refill my medication, no one called me back. This is the…read more2nd time I experienced this Culture. Called their Corporate office and they were able to make this ready. Not the best overall experience but what else can you expect? My recommendations is to keep calling their corporate office.

I went to the CVS covid vaccine web page and scheduled my first dose on 3/14/2021. It gave me a…read moremessage, "we are holding 11am on 3/18/2021 at 3865 Derry street for your 1st dose". We are aren't currently able to schedule your 2nd dose right now. This morning I went to the CVS #2370, on Derry Street at 10:45am to get checked in and surprise, I'm not on the list. The young lady checking people in sent me to the pharmacy to double check with them. I went to the pharmacy and was helped by a man named Justin. I handed him my ID and he checked the system, his response, "yeah it looks like it didn't process". Handed me my id back and kept working. No apology, no attempt to get me on the list, no empathy whatsoever. I'm 54 years old and diabetic. I went back to front and asked the young lady if she could add me, her reply, "I'm just a contractor". My first line of communication was to call the CVS complaint line...it doesn't work. So I filed this exact copy to their corporate team, I'm not holding my breath there either. So what I see is a company with broken systems and employees that don't care about THE BIGGEST HEALTH ISSUE OF OUR GENERATION. I have usually been treated poorly by CVS employees which is why I use a local pharmacy over an hour away. This one was enough to make me write this review. Don't use CVS folks, the only thing they are about is getting your extracare number.

I look forward to picking up my 90-day Rx refills at East Shore Pharmacy. Why?…read more I relish supporting small businesses like the independent East Shore Pharmacy. Both the pharmacists and staff are very personable and friendly.

Most personable, caring, informative pharmacist in Harrisburg! Old school neighborhood pharmacy…read more Minority owned.

This is the worst pharmacy I've ever encountered. Instead of Rite Aide closing, they should close…read moreCVS. They are so disrespectful. I came in the drive-thru to get my prescription, and the kid Jordan told me he could not go get my vitamins that I had a prescription for because he was too busy. If I wanted to come in, I would not have come through the drive-thru thru and the pharmacist is just as rude as they want to be. I am also writing a letter to corporate. They need to go in there and observe. Every time I go in there, they are rude and disrespectful. Someone needs to boycott the CVS in Middletown, PA. If there were zero stars, that is what they will get, but because I want to post this, I have to give them a star!! Good Grief!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It could be worse and in my case it is. CVS like many companies has changed their system to go 100%…read more AI and relies on smart phones the issue is for those that do not have a smart phone and still use a flipper your at disadvantage. What that means is that you have to call into the pharmacy to resolve issues and here lies the problem. You leave a message for a call back in an hour you will never get one. They will not call you back they will send you a text message that they got your call but wont call back. My issue is with them I have my prescription mailed to me and i pay for the shipping. I have to call in to remind them to ship it verbally because they will not adhere to the message. The will not call back and they would listen to the message and ship it. This is my last attempt to make this work and will move on. The people that work at this pharmacy do not give a rat-arse about you! I say the later because if I'm sure I'm not the only person going through this. Their should be a way that a customer can long onto their CVS account and select mail delivery only so they do not have to call in. Go head and try to call into the pharmacy and see what you get.

When the winter wind blows south near Christmas, you can smell the fear as far away as atop…read moreChambers Hill Road. Driven by the Norfolk-Southern trains and dissipated by traffic along 322, the primitive parts of your brain cannot help but respond with dread and apprehension. Don't go there, your mind begs your more-developed senses. There is only madness on Grayson Road. Go anywhere else. Go to Target and challenge the yoga pant mafia instead of what awaits you in the fetid thunderdome in the distance. As soon as you reach the property, you are stuck in traffic and are on alert for any number of possible threats and in this case your primate brain serves you well as dozens of cars lurch and swerve, stop randomly to release its passengers, and wait inexplicably for a parking spot in the distance that is gridlocked while attempting to flee this fearful corral of glass and steel. The people, worshippers of the gods within this blue concrete temple, pour in and out of the entrances, clogging the main artery between freedom and parking. Women push their strollers or carry their children into traffic without looking or pausing, believing the white lines on the road are lines of physical protection from the angry, impatient drivers mere inches from tragedy. You think driving to the far end of the lot will save precious shreds of your grace and sanity, but the man cowering behind the wheel of his dark security vehicle, revealed only by the light of his iPhone, reminds you that even HE has given up and this place is in the hands of some dark, hungry angels circling overhead like winged carrion. You will fight to avoid marveling at the festive, dancing police lights across the temple walls as Swatara Township Police struggle to penetrate the lot, called back for the fifth of fiftieth time for a disturbance, a mental breakdown, or an attempt to take goods from the Walmartian temple without paying proper tribute. You will feel the need to stay after fording these violent currents for what feels like hours, but you should not stay in the realm of Krampus because you have not yet found a spot to stop your warm, safe rolling steel coffin much less pressed your body across a hundred others to get through the bottlenecks and begin your search for whatever you forgot. You may think this is your punishment, your holy penance to honor the season, but listen to your lizard brain and turn back. Heed the screams of those within the Walmartian Temple and turn back.

Average Walmart with the obligatory McDonald's attached at the entrance. The usual: long lines,…read morenever enough open registers and self-checkout terminals, with people everywhere. GTFO of my way! LOL! I try to avoid shopping here but I was at Sam's Club today anyway. Got what I needed and was in and out in a reasonable amount of time. If a few more self serve checkouts were available, it would've been even quicker.

I sometimes forget about this Walmart Supercenter, except today when I conveniently found a few…read moreproducts I needed. I know stores have to protect their inventory, but it is sad to see so many beauty creams/products under lock. After the staff member retrieves the product from the locked area, it is placed in a locked, secure case that only the checkout clerk can unlock for you to purchase. Otherwise, this Walmart Supercenter offers the convenience, and it's the closest box store to me.

Slight remodelation and reconfiguration of the checkouts has improved efficiency. But, it's still…read moreWalmart and no one around here seems to care about anything, just like automatons going about their business without noticing the world around them. Customer service has a new meeting now, meeting the customer services him or herself. Some things are cheaper and must be purchased here to save money. Other than that, I never go out of my way to shop here.

The location is great @ the end of the neighborhood. The Weis although started out as a Superstore…read morekinda reverted back to being more of the Supermarket. It still has a variety of choices and brands a good bakery a good deli and meat department a nice size produce. Regular Dairy and Frozen goods along with household items. The prices are competitive but the location is the ideal spot for some quick itemized shopping!

I go here for a quick grocery trip and every time I get stuck at the checkout because the machines…read moreare so finicky! A customer service representative always has to come over to scan their card for me to continue checking out at least three times. I really can't stand going here, but they have all of the things I need. Thanks to the employees for being nice, but the checkout system needs improvement!!!

I finally found a location with a medication disposal machine that wasn't full. After yesterday,…read moregoing to two Pennsylvania State Police locations (one PSP location didn't take expired medications and the second PSP location, the machine was full) and one CVS location (machine full)

The staff at this CVS at the front of the store are lazy. They won't man the registers and when…read morethe self-check out does not work they take so much time to get to the registers that there will be a line. Then they take the line before fixing the problem. Ridiculous!

I want to thank Missy at the pharmacy for all her help. She is the kind of employe that every…read morecompany wants. She has helped me out x 2 with a problem, she goes the extra step to help you out, she is willing to work with you, she is someone who does what she saids and gets back to you right away. Her kindness and patience is so refreshing now days. I hope her company knows how lucky they are to have her and appreciate how she works with customers, employees like her are hard to find. Thank You, Missy you are the best Nancy 1/29/24 Newberry Walmart Pharmacy

Employees at the pharmacy are always very nice. They all know my name now they even hand me a…read moreschedule on shots when they're needed and they do this for everybody.

One the front line in the territorial war between Sheetz and Wawa, this location is ideally located…read morefor folks headed toward the airport, Lancaster, or the Turnpike. While the parking lot is a typical example of Sheetz' infatuation with sadistic BF Skinner fantasies, this location is generally run well. The staff is friendly and makes eye contact. They respond to lines building up at the checkout. The kitchen is usually moving quickly and the orders are kicked out promptly. The store is generally clean, including the bathrooms which - while not pristine - are rarely nightmare levels of filth you'd see along the highway. It's easy to frind grab-and-go items and there are a lot of pre-wrapped food items to choose from if you just need to gas up and go. This location will get you through the queue quickly. The Beer Cave is often crowded and cramped with product that can't be stocked from the palate, making it hard to get to stock in the back. My main issue with Sheetz is more about the brand. What used to be a go-to spot for decent food has become more of an expensive roller-grill with the kind of subs that you can get wrapped out of a gas station cooler. As Wawa shows up in Central PA, there is a clear difference in quality for about the same price on similar items. When flying in or out of Harrisburg, I'll order lunch from Wawa even if the price of gas is much higher there, just so I don't have to settle for airport fare. But on Lindle Road, I know I'll get quality service so I don't have to make an extra food stop in the neighborhood if I need to keep moving. While Sheetz is obsessive about its branding, that WOW feeling is no longer matched by the kind of radical culinary offerings and quality that made it more than "gas station cuisine" and as someone who discovered this place long ago at IUP during an overnight pub crawl in the late 90s, it's come a long way but in the wrong direction.

Once you near the center of PA the Wawas disappear and Sheetz surfaces. I'm certainly bias to Wawa…read morebut Sheetz is not bad. For what it's worth both Wawa and Sheetz do not do breakfast well but in a pinch on the road they both do the trick. The stores operate in a similar way with touchscreen ordering, pay at the register and pick up your food and/or drinks. The waiting time was not long at Sheetz and I love that they display the status of the orders on a screen with estimated wait time.