I am a longtime CVS Alachua customer and, because I am there frequently picking up prescriptions…read morefor my aging parents, know the pharmacist and techs pretty well. They are efficient, friendly, and knowledgeable. When the CVS app came along, that was a wonderful tool to help track prescriptions for multiple family members and even my dog! I love the reminders and especially the prescription history that the app holds. Refilling prescriptions is as easy as checking the box next to the ones you want filled. If a prescription is expiring and requires a doctor's authorization they will handle that too. Now there is a new feature! Payment! Today I used this feature for the first time. I was picking up meds for my mom and son. The app showed me all prescriptions that were due for refill from all family members (on one screen) and, after choosing the ones we want filled, it gave me the option to enter payment info for expedited pickup. I entered my card info and after completing my order I was sent a text with a bar code. When I pullled up to the drive up window I handed my phone to the tech and he scanned it and then confirmed the two family members and the meds I was picking up. He passed me my phone which I had to sign on a screen and then he handed me the prescriptions. Easy and efficient! If you haven't tried this feature, give it a try. I'm hooked!!

Long wait times, no answers. Had a question about a prescription so o called the pharmacy. Waited…read moreover 30 minutes before a human picked up the phone only to be put on hold and left for another 20 minutes (so far and still holding). Terrible customer service that has unfortunately been the norm for my last three calls to this pharmacy. I will be taking my business elsewhere where they actually answer the phone and give a shit.

Get employees that give you correct information . Call in advance about a medication for my…read moregrandson. They said they would have it ready in about a hour. Got there a hour and half later said it wasn't ready. It would be after 2. Im assuming because of lunch break. So went back to home less than 5 minutes later I received a text saying it was ready. But by time I got home had to turn around and go back to pick up. Which at $4.00 gallon of gas. That hurts. But it is just happening way too much and after you speak with manager. Which does no good because in a month or so you will have a new manager.all Im asking for is a time to pick up meds. Doesn't matter what time but just have it ready when I get there. Do not tell me 2 hours and it will will be 3 . Or 2 hours and it's ready in 5 minutes. Just give me a time that you will know it will be ready.

thought the reviews were over exaggerated. nope. My prescription took 2 hours to fill and were made…read moreavailable to me 30 minutes before the closed. Pharmacist also had very intense and unpleasant facial piercings that mirror their employees work ethic perfectly. 0/5 if I could!

What an unexpected and amazing experience at CVS. Suzzane greeted me as I walked into the store and…read morewas very knowledgeable about my product needs. Suzzane also made we aware about the "extra care" card I could make in store which saved me money on some of the products I had purchased. She is a true asset to your organization, thank you.

Review for the Pharmacy--…read more I have called here twice in the past week with some specific questions about cost of medications, and both the gentleman on 9/6 late afternoon and woman on 9/12 morning were very considerate, kind, and thoroughly answered my questions even when it involved looking things up on their end. The pharmacy on Archer couldn't be bothered, but these pharmacists are a real class act. Will be coming to this pharmacy for sure!

After driving all day, and nothing is open. Walgreens is a good spot to get snacks and//or wine!…read moreEveryone at social distance, masked and ready to purchase and leave. There were two cashiers, so things were moving quickly for 10pm. My cashier asked me about my itema, and said something to the affect..."I see you midnight snack, but what are you having for breakfast?" She was being floksy and nice, but it was the sincerity and positivity in glher voice that made me check that she was not my neighbor, and we weren't chatting over the backyard fence. It was such a nice feeling to find such a genuine person in a place that is juat a retail store.

Every time I go to this Walgreen's to pick up a prescription, there is always a line. You have to…read moreask if someone else can come and help with the registers because most of the time, they only have 1 person behind the counter and the others working there make no effort to step forward. The waiting time in line can take up to an hour. This is customer no service in my opinion.

I have had difficulty getting a prescription filled at Rd. 200 and 80th ave. My doctor called in…read morethe prescription, which I need for a procedure tomorrow. One of the Tech's called saying my prescription was ready for pickup, so I went to pick it up and they said it wasn't ready. They said they would get it ready for pickup after 5:00. I wish they would get their information straight so I wouldn't make a trip there and it not be ready. David Vincent

Don't get a Flu shot from here. Very slow service. We showed up over 10 minutes early and proceeded…read moreto wait 30 minutes past our appointment anyways. We were the only ones in the waiting room.

Cvs in High Springs is almost the only game in town. The…read moregood: They are not Winn Dickme Pharmacy, and they have a fairly complete selection of pharmaceutical goods on hand (usually). The bad: check your prescription. They are nice folks but more than a few times I have gotten the wrong prescription from them. Correct label wrong meds. Working in health care I see this as a very big no-no. The ugly: Normally they get you a med (maybe not yours) on time and when they say they will. But today.... I dropped off my script and they said it would be ready in 20 minutes. I thought, seriously this is almost too good to be true.... It was. They called (at least they called) 20 minutes later to say it was on the truck and it would be ready in 5 hours. Okay dokie. Well, being the guy I am... I showed up in 8 hours to find out it was not only - not ready, but not there and would not be there. I thought about yelling, but instead I told the very nice lady behind the glass. I would not kill the messenger. Maybe it will come tomorrow. The general jest. I will shop there again. Because as I said earlier. They are not Winn Dickme pharmacy, and 6 maybe 7 out of 10 times they get it all right.

I am a snowbird, and use this CVS while we are in Florida. I want to transfer my prescriptions to…read moremy pharmacy in NC for the summer, but that seems impossible since the AI will NOT connect you to a human. I will find another pharmacy that will let me speak to a live person instead of a robot. Absolutely ridiculous that you can't talk to a pharmacist over the phone.

Prepare for a long drive-thru window wait! It appears the customers at the drive-thru window have…read morethe absolute lowest priority, with in-store customers and anything else ranking well ahead. There is no evident personnel management within the pharmacy, just employees apparently doing their own thing. That is not a one-time experience but a routine one that has become the norm. If you value your time, just accept that they do not, so plan your pickup accordingly.

I visited this Walgreen's recently, and just want to relate a bit of a story…read more Let's face it, if you have been in one Walgreen's, you have been in them all. You will find them on street corners all over the country, usually in competition with the three-letter version of the same kind of store. You know where everything is in them, what they have, and nothing really changes. So the only thing left about one of these stores is the customer experience... how you are treated when you enter the store and go about making your purchases... That is what I am going to relate to you today. When I walked in, I was greeted with a hearty good afternoon. This was not one that was forced... it was just a good-natured greeting that welcomed me to the store. I went through the store to pick up the few things I needed, brought them to the front and paid without issue. Then, as I was leaving, I heard the same greeter thank me for coming in the store, and we got into a brief discussion about just how nice a day it was. It was simply a nice experience to see courtesy come through at the store, and the reason that I am giving them five stars.