We recently lost our RiteAid near our town so this became the only corporate pharmacy in the area,…read morea half hour away. Not to say we don't have excellent local pharmacies in our town, but sometimes you need a corporate store for such things as immunizations, which was my case in this instance. The check in process was uneventful and fast. I had made the appointment and paperwork online several days ago and the reception was fast. The inoculations specialist, Ian, was courteous and very efficient. I had my booster before I knew it. The rest of the store is fine. Well stocked, very good variety. Excellent wine section too, with many of the lesser priced items on the shelves. Of course, I'm not coming to CVS for a Chateau Latour, but if I'm having a cookout with a bunch of people, this will do. As in the old Rite Aid, they have BOGO on many of the vitamins. Overall a pleasant experience.

This pharmacy has the most convoluted computerized system one must navigate to do something as…read moresimple as picking up a prescription. To make it worse, most of the sales people sit by and announce they cannot help you until you correctly fill out the computer screens. They have not connected the notion of helping customers with service. And to top it off, there are unending phone calls with synthesized voices telling you to come down and pick up or order a script. They are the worst. The woman who often is at the drive thru is the exception. She is friendly, helpful and competent. Too bad Rite Aid left town.

This pharmacy is over worked and understaffed. The lobby is often closed without warning leaving…read moreonly the backed up drive-through open. If you have any special requests or anything unusual about your prescription check to make sure it was handled correctly before you drive off/leave, it most likely won't have been done correctly. Prescriptions are also taking longer and longer to fill. The only good things about this pharmacy at this point is the staff are trying, and it is better than CVS in Hanover which is an even bigger disaster.

I never receive my seizure medication in time in regards to home delivery. Stop playing with…read morepeople's lives.

The worst G-D pharmacy. Half the time I go there the drive through is closed. When that happens,…read morelike today, there is a line with at least 10+ people waiting, and waiting, and waiting. Total hole.

My prescriptions are often not ready when I get there. They are sent in, I get a text, and I go the…read morenext day and the prescription is not ready for pick up. They have been out of my prescriptions and I have had to wait over a week.

Incredible workers! Very friendly and efficient, Haleigh in the Pharmacy is kind and gets work done…read morequickly! I feel very taken care of, and I choose this CVS over one closer to my home because of the work they do. Well worth the drive!

Unfortunately, the terrible reviews are true. While the CVS itself has a great supply of things you…read moremight need, everything from deodorant to leggings, the pharmacy is a disaster. They don't hire enough staff to help them, so they can never meet the demand. There is always a long line down the aisles of sick people coughing and looking miserable. The people who work here are very kind,l - they just cannot keep up because there are enough of them, and they are overworked. If you designate this CVS as your pharmacy of choice, make sure to bring a mask and magazines to prepare for the long wait.

Just to inform you, I am quite a challenging individual; I expect everything to be punctual and…read moreorganized. Firstly, I have a strong aversion to Amazon and prefer shopping at local stores. However, today I decided to try something different by ordering online from Walmart, in West Lebanon NH. It indicated that my order would be delivered today, the same day I placed it, but I did not pay much attention to that detail. I assumed I would receive it sometime during the week. While I was relaxing in bed, I heard a car pull into my driveway. Since I was alone and not expecting anyone, I got up and went to the front door. I saw a white SUV, and the driver asked, 'Walmart?' I replied affirmatively, and he then indicated, 'It's over there.' As a linguist, I am familiar with various accents, and I could tell he was Hispanic. I even called out, 'Muchas gracias.' How fortunate are we? My goodness, this poor man is working on a Saturday night to deliver items that are of little significance to us. I hope this serves as a reminder, as it has for me, that we are incredibly fortunate to be relaxing in bed on a Saturday night while others toil to make our lives more convenient. Therefore, I extend my gratitude to Walmart and urge you to take care of your employees; without them, you would be nothing. And to those reading this: please show kindness to everyone, especially to those who work diligently to deliver the items we order.

Went through a large hassle on the website only for it to then tell me they don't even have it in…read morestore AND they won't deliver it to me. After a lot of fighting I finally got it and I'm so excited

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Corner Drug - White River Junction. For prior tax returns, I would call and ask for the total $…read morespent in the previous year. Very simple. However, when I asked for the 2019 year, I was told to give them an hour and they printed out dozens upon dozens of pages of individual drugs, and told me they had no means to give me the total for the year. How cruel can you get? I have to put each into a calculator and when adding all these dollar values of small amount, can only hope I don't make a mistake. I had to stop getting my medications at their store because my health service provider insisted I switch from conventional pill containers to a bubble pack to prevent errors. I am 70, it was not my choice to have a specialty company supply me the bubble packs each week. Apparently Corner Drug is a family run business. They can be petty and paranoid about losing customers that they treat you like this. They were my choice over Walgreen's as they never tried to rip me off like Walgreen's did for years. One antidepressant cost $412 per month, but Corner Drug charged me under $50. Just be aware that Corner Drug prices are excellent, but on certain issues they can be mean.

Again another CVS Pharmacy that provided excellent service to a "lost traveler". I had forgotten…read moreall of my medications back in Oregon. They helped me get an emergency supply of my medications while visiting the area. THANK YOU again....Joy McLouth

From the owner: At CVS®, we're here when it counts - with caring experts, helpful guidance, and everyday health and…read morewellness essentials that make managing your well-being feel easier. We're committed to support you can trust, from convenient access and affordable care to moments when you just need someone by your side. Because where you get your medicine matters®, and we're here with care that meets you where you are.

Staff is super helpful, everything is well organized and clean, easy to find. I had an issue with a…read moreprescription and the local pharmacies around didn't carry it either, the pharmacist was nice enough to call and check around for me I got on the phone with my doctor and they re prescribed a medication that the Family Pharmacy did have, thanks for the help!

I LOVE Family Pharmacy. I've had issues with the larger pharmacies - poor customer service, very…read morebureaucratic, bad info, etc. - and Family Pharmacy was a great counter to that. They are knowledgeable, friendly, and quick to fill/refill prescriptions. They know us so we aren't one of a thousand faces that cross their counter. I know it's harder and harder for small owned and operated pharmacies to continue given how health care has evolved and that's unfortunate. I definitely feel safer with Family Pharmacy. I hope they stay around for a long time.