You cannot talk to the pharmacy. Their IVR makes customer service suck. A string of questions guide…read moreyou through to where you think you can talk to your pharmacist and then...... you get pushed into voicemail. Terrible system. I want to talk to the pharmacy staff. I like them. I trust those people. However a voicemail cannot contain all the variables related to my issue and it doesn't help me now. Clever wording on the recording "talk to someone in as little as an hour." (could be longer.... A lot longer, but we aren't going to tell you that. )

This place just sucks. I dont know how else to say it. I had forgotten how terrible it was and how…read moremuch I hated it until They bought the pharmacy that the majority of everyone in town used... unfortunately they couldn't handle what they had before that time. Do yourself a favor and go anywhere else

The Pharmacy staff are beyond amazing. Great sales too. The store seems to be a bit older but…read moretends to be consistently clean. Much better than Jamestown's Brooklyn Square store. I shop here quite often. I would recommend this Pharmacy any day.

i dont know about others that shop at warrens walmart but i try to do my on line but nooooo you…read morehave to have a code i never recive a code so i cant have my order delivered i am disabled and dont have anyone to go get my order thats why i have them delivered or i useto until now you have to have a stupid code i never recived now i am out of milk, eggs bread soon &so on. why are you now making it so hard for seniors to get food delivered?

Don't know about other Walmarts, but this one - the North Warren, PA Supercenter - is spotlessly…read moreclean and super friendly. Recently Walmart did I think a national re-set: pet food for example moved from one corner of the store to another. Regular staff but even more so the personal shoppers have always been there to help - often to the point of taking you there to make certain they were right about where your item went. Good store!

There is something wrong with this Pharmacy anymore. I changed pharmacies from Rite Aid to CVS a…read morefew years back. Why? Because Rite Aid had a constant chaos when dealing with customers. For the love of God CVS, PLEASE place some more clerks inside the store to at least two. You have at least 4 windows to attend to the people inside the store. The people who walk there. There are always all kinds of people walking and moving inside the pharmacy area. But never enough of them to help people in line. Why is that? Please, if you prioritize the people in line, you will notice that you will be able to do more and even be more effective at the pick up window. You only have one person and they are super slow. Please do something about it. People are going to go back to Rite Aid. Please help!

I had an er visit with hives so they sent my steroid and allergy prescription to cvs for me. This…read morecvs is open 24/7. Cvs texted me when my rx was ready(10 mins after it was sent ) and I went through the drive thru. The pharmacist was beyond friendly, professional, informative, and said he hopes I feel better. Great experience!

I am a clinical nurse specialist with specialization in ADHD. Following a few years of insufficient…read moreaccess to medical treatment for ADHD, I was pleased to be able to offer the medical component of care at my office through a physician who sees patients in need of medication management one day each month. After review of history, PDMP verification, vital signs, and collaboration involving a review of the patient record, Dr. Smith spends 30 minutes with each patient. As this affiliation was developing, I sought consultation from Brent Robertson, lead pharmacist at Oil City, PA CVS. He agreed to accept paper rx's and advised me about requirements such as format and tamper-proof paper. Dr. Smith saw patients in my office on 5/9/25 and 6/23/25. No questions were asked in regard to filling rx's provided in May, but, in June, a new pharmacist (Jen Nick) who demonstrated inadequate understanding of ADHD (belief that Adderall is a narcotic and that persons taking this shouldn't be driving) refused to fill Adderall prescriptions for my patients. I was sure that Brent would resolve this problem when he returned on 6/30. To my astonishment, he informed me that CVS would no longer fill any prescriptions from my office! Among the reasons given to my patients were fraud, insufficient physician time with patient, suspicions about rx legitimacy,etc. When I tried to explain the situation, he became angry and flatly refused to continue discussing. When I tried to talk to store manager Mike Walentoski He was downright rude. Oil City is an economically depressed community which is underserved in mental health. With recent closing of Rite Aide. Pharmacy, choices are even more limited. Research confirms a high incidence of motor vehicle accidents as well as other unfortunate outcomes in untreated individuals with ADHD. This suddenly imposed and unwarranted obstacle to treatment of ADHD creates unnecessary risks for individuals and the community and impugns the reputation of a dedicated mental health agency. I would appreciate a phone call to discuss this significant problem. Regards Pam Nicodemus, MS RN CNS Board-certified in Mental Health and Faculty Emeritus, Clarion University of PA Phone: 814-673-1026

RUTH - I cannot PRAISE you enough for going above and beyond for my family member! Your…read morecompassion and understanding shows me that you truly care of each of your patients! I am grateful!! Hopefully, your boss reads this and gives you a SHOUT OUT at CVS!

i have relied on CVS for decades. the pharmacy staff are some of most dedicated people i have…read moreencountered in my long life doing human services. i cannot commend them enough. however the out side of the new(er) location is not maintained. winter will be on us soon and the cinders and debris on the east side of the building has not been tended to this season. i am fearful the drive through customers will soon encounter trouble with tires

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.

The pharmacists and staff at Ellicottville Pharmacy are knowledgeable, friendly, and well…read moreorganized. The store carries some over the counter meds and medical supplies, too. It is a valuable resource in Ellicottville.

Timely, professional, reliable service filling prescriptions. You can refill by leaving a message…read moreand order is always ready as relayed.

Pharmacists aware helpful and so was the clerk. This CVS seems short staffed. Most of my visits…read morehave been positive. I do have problems with the price gauging I have seen in some CVS branches, the app, and some of the business practices of CVS (see www for opioid crisis in USA)

Worst pharmacy in the city. Pharmacist Katie is extremely rude to customers and is of no help at…read moreall. They never answer their phone - just let it ring and ring even when there are no customers. They can't keep good help because they are so mean and rude. Pulling all of my business out!