Great pharmacy and pharmacist and staff!!! You can be…read moreassured that you are given the correct medication unlike the big pharmaceutical companies. We have been filling our prescriptions since they opened.

The owner is the best pharmacist ever! He is super accommodating, friendly, helpful and just an…read moreoverall nice guy. I would rate suppet a local family business anyday over franchises. His business is always available, great hours.

C-19 vaccination experience…read more... Thank you CVS for administering C-19 vaccinations. I followed the protocol of registering on nj.gov and waited my turn instead of fraining whatever to jump the line. Lo and behold my county does not have a megasite so appointments are very hard to come by. Scouring the web during the wee hours, netted back to back appointments for me and wifey at this location, which is 65+ miles from our home. The appointments are made on-line and involve a few simple questions about yourself and insurance. Several confirmations and reminders are sent to you via email and text. A check-in link is sent to you an hour before your appointment. Check-in 15 minutes before your appointment and enter the building. ID and insurance are needed to move forward to the vaccination area. The process went smoothly and we were out the door in under 25 minutes. All staff involved with the vaccine process were professional and efficient. Things happen for a reason, I always believe. Sure it was a ride but we received professional care from a team of great people.

This review is for the COVID vaccination received from CVS.  The CVS Health employees were very…read moreefficient at this location. To register for the vaccine, go to their website to select a date and time that is best for you. Your second vaccine is scheduled during registration as well. A text message will be sent to you an hour before your scheduled appointment. It will provide a link to check-in. It will only allow you to check-in 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment.  After you are able to check-in, proceed inside.  There you'll be greeted by a receptionist who will give you your vaccination card after your ID and insurance is verified. The card will show the date and type of vaccination received. A line for the vaccination forms to the right of the receptionist. Social distancing is enforced and visible red dots are on the floor to assist you to maintain the proper social distance of 6' apart. The vaccination is administered in a small room where two CVS Health workers work efficiently.  Trust me, you won't feel the needle. Afterwards, you'll be instructed to the post vaccine seating area to wait 15 minutes to monitor for any adverse reactions from the vaccination.  Seating is available and the CVS Health Worker in charge of the waiting area will instruct you as to when you can depart the area.   The chairs are spaced 6' apart and there about 9 chairs are available. I was chatting with CVS Health Worker in charge of governing the 15 minute wait area and she mentioned to me that this was their second week of administering the COVID vaccination. Hubby and I traveled a little over an hour to this site and they allowed me to utilize their restroom which is found on the first floor. All the employees were very nice during this chaotic time.

Great "mom and pop" type pharmacy, they include little notes on your prescription like "Feel Better…read moreSoon" etc. They also included a little notebook/agenda book with a pen in my prescriptions when I picked up. Feels like they generally care!

This is an incredible pharmacy. Both of the pharmacists are above and beyond any expectation. They…read morego out of the way to care for everyone that comes in. The best establishment ever. Honest and caring professionals. I highly recommend this pharmacy. I came from Rite Aid pharmacy in Berlin. So pleased I chose them.

Good place to shop for health-related items, but don't go here for prescriptions. They always seem…read moreto be out of whatever I need and tell me they'll have it "tomorrow." But when tomorrow comes around I get the same answer. If they say they'll have it "tomorrow," they probably mean next week. You have to make them do the work of finding out what store actually has your medication and the call that store to have it transferred. If you need a refill, you have to make them call the doctor to update the prescription. They don't do it automatically like I'm used to at other locations. The pharmacy staff have always been at least polite, and while I have stated that you have to make them do their job, but I want to point out that they aren't slacking. They're always very busy. I think the issue here isn't the employees themselves, but the amount of work they have to do in top of dealing with customers. They always make me feel like I'm interrupting their REAL job by being a customer. My suggestion would be to have dedicated customer service person...by that I mean that dealing with customers is their FIRST job instead of dealing with the huge stacks of delivery meds they are readying for delivery. You just need one dedicated window person and one dedicated inside person.

I get that they are short staffed here, which is clear, but I'm sorry, whoever the manager is for…read morethe pharmacy here does not have a brain. The window is constantly closed. Fine. But idiots wait in line not realizing this and they don't read the sign on the window. And to make it worse the automated voice STILL comes on saying "someone will be with you" even when closed. So, the cars pile up. Those that can read wait in line thinking nothing is wrong. Manager, please have the sense to put a sign in the street, not just a small handmaid sign at the window. You know cars are piling up! I've heard people get angry over this. Do something. Someone do something about this. And stop accepting meds and patients you can't service. Disgustingly awful. And embarrassing for the manager, the district managers and the owners of this company.

Pharmacy staff rude and misinformed. You may receive 3 different responses to one question within…read moreminutes. They never have medications in stock and will blatantly lie when you do call ahead by stating that they do. Avoid this location at all costs.

Despite higher prices than competitor's, I just love CVS. The stores are always organized nicely,…read morethe employees are (usually) nice, there are often Snoopy goodies, and I love the color red to boot! My daughter and I stopped in just for some Benadryl and perused a bit. Some decent sales, but we didn't want or need anything - go figure?! I'm going to pick up a seasonal "spice broom" when I go next ($4.99). I love the smell - another great thing about the fall, my favorite season :)

Stopped in earlier this year for the first time. This was my dad's Walmart prior to his passing and…read moreapparently he stopped in very frequently to buy grocery items and to chat with the folks working there. It was hard for my mom to visit for that reason, but we needed several items and it was the closest store. I personally don't like the Walmart brand/family, but it got the job done. The Girl Scouts selling cookies outside were a nice touch too.

A "Wallyworld" is the same everywhere for the most part…read more I picked up some beverages and a lipgloss for the beach. Nice greeter.