Dr Wayne is the best pharmacist outside of my stepfather!! Every interaction with him and knowledge…read moreis valuable. Only reason I still use this location.

Wayne is the most amazing Pharmacist. He handles vaccines professionally and caring while running…read moreto politely answering questions from customers and staff as well as taking phone calls. It's like 3 people in one. Amazing. Tom L

All of the staff at Plainsboro Pharmacy are the best. They are super patient with all their…read morecustomers and they go out of their way to help their customers. If you need anything just visit them and they will do their best to get you what you need or to point you in the right direction.

Very professional and reliable. I switched from CVS across the street and I am very satisfiedread more

The store is very well organized and very clean. The employees are anxious to serve you and…read moreaccommodate your needs. The pharmacist is anxious to help, but it's the pharmacy customer service clerks that are the real heroes.

Walgreens must be a horrible place to work because the majority of the employees are usually…read moremiserable. I ran in for a gift card four people at the registers three doing nothing that looked more important than checking a customer out the other at the register taking care of somebody when they were finished they literally looked at me and walked away I guess my money is no good in your store. I will never go to Walgreens again.

I was desperate to find this Pokemon product because it was being bought so quickly even standing…read morein line in the past didn't guarantee getting something good. Rasheed I believe was his name helped me when I was lost looking around and was a great help showing me where the product was and ringing me up right away.

I went in the East Windsor Walmart Auto Center because I purchased 2 tires online and had them…read moreshipped to the store. I called prior to going to the store to ask if I could come get my tires put on before my appointment date on Monday. The nice gentleman said yes you can come we will put them on as long as it after 12pm because they were busy early that morning. I get there at 1:45pm and at first the Indian cashier was trying to give me problems. Made me wait 15 minutes after I spoke to him to go help another customer that just walked up after me. So the other gentleman grabbed his tablet and went to get the tires for me. The Indian guy then comes back and give me some excuse since I was there before my appointment date I had to pay the installation fee. I'm like fine I just need my tires put on please. Well I go shopping while I'm waiting for the tire service. Get back to the auto department and sat down for a little while, I see about 8 cars get service before I get up and go ask how much longer before my truck is serviced. 2 hours had already went by. The Indian guy says this is what happens when you don't have an appointment. I said no that's a lie. I go down the street to the Hamilton Marketplace all the time and never there longer then 45 minutes without an appointment. I left there at 4:30pm and still didn't get my tires put on my truck. I will NEVER go back to the east Windsor Walmart ever again. Even the department manager was standing there and didn't say a word to assist me or anything. Poor management and disrespectful staff.

**Review is for free COVID-19 testing administered here for "Project Baseline."**…read more With more testing necessary to safely "re-open" economic activity in the midst of this pandemic, I took a look at covid19.nj.gov and saw that this was the most convenient testing site to me. The "catch?" One must have a Google account, and sign up to "project baseline" with said account in order to be able to go in and schedule a testing site and time. The cost? Free, at least in terms of cash money. Some have expressed concerns with what Google's biotech (whatever happened to just being a search engine? Those were the days...) division does with the information gleaned from this testing. To me, it was a worthwhile trade off to find out that at the time of the swab, there was no COVID detected. The process? Easy!! At the Robbinsville Rite Aid, I pulled up to the drive-through pickup window at 12:25 on a Sunday afternoon. There was only 1 car in front of me and they were in and out quickly. So was I! The pharmacist verifies your information, sprays down the drawer with disinfectant, and then proceeds to place a cotton swab, a vial with some liquid in one end, and an alcohol wipe in there for your use. With the building and safety glass separating you from the pharmacy, the staff then directs you over the speaker (with you in your car) to insert the swab into one nostril for 20 seconds, giving it a couple of complete turns while roughly 3/4 of the way inside your nasal cavity. You then repeat this process on your other nostril. When complete, you have to break off part of the swab, as it is too long to fit in the tube (swab shortages I assume), place the cotton swab in the provided tube, put the lid on, place in the drawer and off you go! They email you results if negative, phone call + email if positive. In my case the results were emailed very early Wednesday morning, very quick turnaround! The staff were friendly, and the Robbinsville Rite Aid is right at the corner where route 33 and main st come together in the midst of the newer fake downtown where DeLorenzo's and Dolce & Clemente's is.

Amazingly incompetent and barely able to communicate. Rite Aid must be paying pharmacists minimum…read morewage and hiring middle school kids as clerks. Save yourself a headache and go to CVS near Halo Pub.

OK, I admit it, I'm not the biggest fan of CVS as a matter of fact, I'm not a fan at all. However,…read moresince I am forced to use them my conscience is clear regarding every lousy review that I've ever written with them in the crosshairs. To speed things up at the pharmacy counter my favorite drugstore has installed touch-screen kiosks that check you in and send the staff scurrying after your pills and potions. So far, no problem. However, for an enterprise that has aspirations to be the nations dominant health provider, the kiosks are filthy beyond belief. I've seen more hygiene displayed in the Penn Station men's room at 11pm after an AC/DC concert or... at the Wuhan Lab for that matter. Lucky for me, CVS has a greeting card aisle so I can send myself a Get Well Soon card. Yikes. One filthy star.

I'm not sure humans work here anymore... placed an order online for pickup and tried calling the…read morestore to tell them something. As usual it brought me to an all morning ordeal of phone menus and bots and still haven't gotten anyone\/

It always is a pleasure to deal with Them , Every employee…read moreseems to Take their Jobs Seriously

This is an excellent compounding pharmacy. The Pharmacists are more than knowledgeable and…read moreprofessional. I would recommend them for both manufactured and compounded medications. They are obviously the best pharmacy in the area.

Stellar service at the pharmacy! Pharmacists answered kindly to my questions on the phone and in…read moreperson, looked for potential cheaper generic medicine, etc. Efficient and friendly check-out, free and ample shopping center parking lot, etc. The CVS is located near an Orangetheory fitness, Elements massagr, a Valero gas station, etc.

Is there any way I could give zero stars? CVS absolutely sucks and they really don't care if you…read morebring your business elsewhere. If you need a prescription refilled, they are very frequently out of stock. If you absolutely cannot wait until they get back in stock, you'd better have your scripts sent to another pharmacy. Who can possibly wait until CVS gets back in stock on refill prescriptions. I've had this experience almost every single time, and they tell me I have to wait weeks for my scripts to be refilled. No one can wait weeks, especially diabetics. And if I call early, they tell me they cannot fill it. If you don't want to die, because you can't get your meds refilled, don't have your medication prescriptions/refills done at CVS.