I am going to run out of my diabetes medicine because of their LAZINESS and INCOMPETENCE in FAILING…read moreto deliver my medicines in a timely manner!!!

From the owner: *Medication is dispensed either in bottles or cards. *Cards may be single or multi-dose packaging…read more *On call pharmacy staff for your after-hours needs. *All routine medication(s) are automatically filled every four weeks. *Delivery of medication(s) without charge to your door. *Most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid and Workers Comp accepted. *When calling, you speak with a pharmacy tech or pharmacist, never an automated answering service. *Weekend and after-hours delivery for new admits, antibiotics and pain medication(s).

This place is great. There is always plenty of parking, the folks who work here are nice and super…read morehelpful. The store is clean and if there is a line, they are quick to open a second register.

Spoke with Denise and she couldn't have been ruder to me or my requests. Once she had tired of the…read moreconversation she hung up on me without any other instructions. The doctor put in the wrong brand of my meds and rather than let me just call my doctor to fix it she kept saying "I'm telling you what to do" and tried to force me into a co-pay, despite never having to pay for this in the past. I tried to explain that we would rather have a different brand (one that we don't pay for), but I felt like I was being pushed into a co-pay situation to try and get me off the call quicker. We've used this pharmacy many times in the past and have never had an experience like this! Usually they are very helpful. I'm just assuming that Denise was having a bad day, but that is no reason to hang up on a customer.

I wish I could leave a review with less than one star…read more I haven't been here is a very long time but our insurance quit allowing Walgreens so, here we are. My second visit back and the pharmacy either sent a prescription of mine home with someone else, a HIPPAA violation, or lost the order from the Dr or the bottle of pills somewhere in the store. It was not explained to me very well at all, probably because they did send my prescription home with someone else, a HIPPAA violation, which they aren't eager to advertise. They also said they weren't able to get in touch with the issuing Dr, that I'd have to do that myself, to get the lost prescription reordered. Next I tried to order some OTC pills from their website to be delivered to my house. They completely coitused that up as well. Instead of the pills I ordered, I received two bottles of lotion. So after a 15 minute phone call with CVS customer service, I'm allegedly going to be receiving my original order soon. I do get to keep the lotion I was sent so I guess someone will get some nice lotion for some gift giving holiday since I have no use for it at all. Finally, this location is always trashy. People, including employees, open mouth coughing with no attempt to cover their mouths, is a regular feature. The parking lot is covered with trash, always. No matter if they've just opened or at any other point in the day. The same is true of the inside. Stains are the dominant feature of the carpeting. A vague poop odor is the prevailing smell inside the store. There is also ALWAYS a line at the Rx counter and it usually extends past the end of the isle and wraps around toward the next isle over. So trips to pick up prescriptions are often a twenty+ minute ordeal. This place is horrible in every way you can imagine.

Arguably one of the worst CVS in the world. There are a few nice folks that work here but as a…read morewhole pharmacy, it's TRASH!! Expediency, service, competency -- all 0's. I can say FOR SURE they have THEE worst drive thru set up I have EVER seen. I hate CVS as a company, but this pharmacy will have me going out of network and paying another price for my prescriptions just so I don't have to give them my money.

This store is dirty looking all the time. The pharmacy staff is curt (the pharmacist herself is…read moreactually nice). The customer is a nuisance and treated like it by the staff. Prescriptions called in often require three days to be filled. One day for you, the customer, to bring it in, one day for the medicine to be delivered to the store, then the prescription will not be filled until the third day most times. They seldom have anything in stock. If they have to get permission from your doctor for refills, add another day to the waiting time. I've been using it for four years because it's the only store near where I live. When you call the automated hotline for the pharmacy, the recording will tell you the prescription is filled; then you go into pick it up, and it's not been filled OR they can't find it. You must make several trips in to get your prescription. You need to ask if they have the medication before you hand over the prescription, because they won't tell you they are out, until after they have your prescription. They won't even offer to give it back so you can go elsewhere. They won't tell you prices over the phone; saying that the computer won't give them a price until they've filled your prescription. You better not be looking for immediate relief when you hand them a prescription. I've never run across a pharmacy run like this. Rather than tell you that if you wait a day, your insurance will cover a prescription, they'll sell it to you today (if they have it) and charge a huge no-insurance price. I think May's Drugs should be embarassed about this store. I'm moving my business to another pharmacy as soon as I can. Four years is too long to put up with this poor, poor service.