Two starts because they had the emergency medication that our local store did not. Dirty store,…read moremessy shelves. It makes me wonder the cleanliness of the pharmaceuticals if they don't take basic store maintenance into account.

Its an average cvs in a small town. Its stocked decently and has most stuff you expect for a cvs…read more There are bigger CVS's with more stock and selection like the one at centerville but if you live in town and or just need to grab afew quick items its perfectly fine. Columbia is a poor town and doesnt generate enough profit for cvs to want to hire more than 3-4 employees, the people who complain about the asthetic 'look' of the store or a one off pharmacy issue have no idea what its like to be under-staffed and work in retail, especially a CVS. source: worked at CVS previously.

I hate to see them close. The pharmacy is the kindest and most caring I've ever dealt with. Will…read moremiss them.

From the owner: Rite Aid’s mission as a Pharmacy in Columbia, PA is to improve the health and wellness of our…read morecommunities through engaging experiences that provide our customers with the best products, services and advice to meet their unique needs. Customers confidently choose us first for their everyday health and wellness needs because we consistently understand and exceed their expectations. Come visit Rite Aid's Pharmacy in Columbia at 1786-I Columbia Avenue to see how With Us, It’s Personal.

Yes, my go to place for supplements and healthy choices. Come to this location every week. There…read moreare two employees that always helps me with all my needs.

This store really is a little gem and different from the chain drug stores. I need to remember to…read morego here more often! What I like is they carry many products catering to homeopathic, natural,and organic lifestyles. Whether it be medication, beauty supplies, or food - their selection of these items are the best around. This is in addition to the normal drug store staples of beauty, drug, cosmetics, seasonal items,etc. They also have a pharmacy which I've never used. Hubby likes the fitness supplements and protein powders. Their selection of these items are pretty plentiful too. Prices are kinda all over the place, depending on the product but overall probably higher than say going to CVS. Often they will have a double page ad of coupons in the Clipper so look for it for additional savings on select items. When I was dumbfounded on where to find essential oils I found them here. Selection is fairly good although there were several I bought on ebay either because Savemart didn't carry them or the price was better. So why 4 stars and not 5? For me I hate their parking lot. The layout is poorly designed. Secondly the isles are close together and crammed. The place is usually crowded and its hard to find help. Lastly the security guy at the front door checking your purchase when you leave. Is theft that prevalent here that that's necessary?

Most unique pharmacy in Berks county! The best customer service and prices for your prescription…read moreneeds. The soda fountain is one of a kind with delicious ice cream, soda, food and candy! Step back in time and check it out next time you are in Hamburg!

The chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream is the best I've ever had! Got a muddy dusty road sundae…read moreand it was delicious!

I try and avoid Walmart as much as possible but after finding zero windshield washer fluid at…read moreTarget in the Belmont plaza I had to trek over to Walmart to get some. This location is smaller than most but does have all the essentials. The layout is cramped and aisles are hard to get through with a cart, esp with a crowd. I grabbed what I needed and left. Long line at self check outs, hardly any cashiers but that's usual now. The parking lot of the plaza is poorly laid out with random one ways and exit only signs. Watch out for traffic and people just as confused as where to go as you are. With other options in the area, I'd recommend stopping here as a last resort.

Burn it to the ground. Can never get help because all employees are always on their phones. No…read moreregisters opened ever. Even if the lines for self check out is 12+ people. They suck!!!

This used to be our favorite pharmacy. Now the last two orders we've had there have taken multiple…read moredays to get filled. Worse, we keep getting inaccurate timelines from the pharmacy, forcing us to drive over multiple times just to be told it still isn't ready. The first prescription was an antibiotic, the second was migraine medication (and now my wife has a migraine without medication). I understand if you can't get medicine, but at least attempt to give us accurate timelines. Both times we were told to come back at a specific date/time only for it not to be ready - twice. Never again.

Still the best pharmacy in Hershey. The pharmacists are helpful, friendly and never act like you…read moreare a burden. We have tried others in Hershey and have not had the same hospitality and professionalism elsewhere.

Always friendly and takes the time to answer my questions. Been going here for over 20 years.read more

If I could leave zero stars I would. This is the worst CVS location I have ever been to. The…read moreemployees and pharmacists are rude, it's impossible to get ahold of anyone by phone, and my prescriptions are never ready on time. I am a type one diabetic and need my insulin. I am now very sick and upset with this CVS. this is my last straw with them! DO NOT COME HERE!

Overall I like CVS STORE because of its convenient proximity to my house. The Landisville location…read morehas a nice assortment of makeup, health products, seasonal, and a small food section. It's certainly not the largest in the area but overall fits my needs in a pinch. Being a care member I always scan my card at the kiosk for savings in addition to the boatload that always print on my receipts. This location doesn't have a high turnover of personnel, but can get busy at times, and often you need to ring the bell for the cashier. Returns are usually not a problem, even without a receipt, given that they can pull up your customer care card history. As of lately I've been forced by my insurance company to leave my small town pharmacy of over 30 years to get my prescriptions filled here exclusively. It's not a change that I'm happy about. My old pharmacist, Smithgall's knew me and my medication. They would often alert me to errors that the doctors missed. They offered delivery - even from the city to my home in Landisville - and I had an account set up with them. CVS doesn't offer that level of customer service. In fact they are so busy that it's not unusual to wait a good bit of time to ask a question or pick up your script. Getting them on the phone is even more problematic. All scripts must be paid for at the pharmacy register which doesn't offer cash back. While I think the current staff does an ok job for the volume and lack of personnel I've had some dealings with an exceptional pharmacist in the past that went above and beyond her call of duty dealing with my insurance company. I've also dealt with one so condescending and unpleasant I tried to figure out his schedule and avoid pickups when he's there. Now that I've had to deal with CVS PHARMACY exclusively for my prescription needs I see a lot of flaws with the store. Lack of personnel at the pharmacy counter as mentioned before. A parking lot that's often hogged up by the dance company next door is a huge problem, and very common in the evenings when I go. It's especially frustrating because street parking is not feasible. But the issue that annoys me the most is the phone calls, text messages, and constant *borderline* harassment by their automated pharmacy system. I literally get three calls a day. I do not have automatic refills yet get calls that I do. I get reminders that I'm due for a fill. I get calls asking if I have any medication questions. I get repeated calls after scripts are picked up reminding me to pick up. And on and on. Three calls a day is a conservative figure, as realistically it's much higher. Even more frustrating is calling to have something done about it, only for it to be changed, then revert right back, something that frustrates the staff as well. On a positive note I like that I can upload pictures at home, edit, make changes, and get ebates cash back than pick up the printed materials at the store. It saves alot of time vs dealing with their kiosks which sometimes have issues and time wasted waiting on the prints. With my insurance constantly changing I'm hoping that my alliance to CVS is short lived. Unfortunately the short falls of the PHARMACY and the constant harassment bring down my overall rating for the store.

The hours on Yahoo, Google, and even in the store are incorrect for the pharmacy. Unfortunately for…read moreme, this resulted in a necessary prescription going unfilled. When I spoke to the manager Mark about this he literally yelled at me. I wonder if I was a young man instead of an elderly woman would he have felt so embolden to yell. His customer service skills are sorely lacking.

Krissi at the front desk was very rude. Walked away from me while I was talking to her generally…read morelacking customer service, or kindness. Called me to her while I was in line then proceeded to tell me i needed to hold on she was finishing something. Sad because they are usually fast.

Were they drunk when they redesigned this store? Why is there a frozen pizza, vegetarian, greeting…read morecard, baby formula, office supplies aisle? I do miss the apocalyptic Orwellian propaganda recording that used to play during the beginning of the pandemic "the supply chain is strong, there's enough for everyone." They sell food.