I actually was a bit nervous to go here after the negative reviews, but my experience was…read moreabsolutely positive. I only dealt with the pharmacy staff, but from my initial contact on the telephone to picking up my daughter's prescription, I received nothing but stellar service. The team was kind, quick and completely understood my questions and had answers (correct ones!) for me immediately. I appreciate it so much - especially in this crazy 2020 world.

1/5 I am extremely…read moredisappointed with the customer service and lack of clear direction I received from this CVS Pharmacy. I had already been trying for approximately two days to obtain prescribed medication when, while I was at the drive-through during severe weather, a transformer was struck and the pharmacy experienced a power interruption. I completely understand that CVS could not control the weather or the transformer failure. My complaint is about how I was treated and directed afterward. After being told the transformer had been hit, the drive-through window was closed without giving me meaningful instructions about how I could obtain my medication elsewhere. I then approached a CVS employee outside the store, explained that I had been unable to obtain my prescribed medication, and asked what I should do. Rather than immediately helping me identify an appropriate next step, he repeatedly emphasized that he was not a pharmacist. Eventually, I was directed to a CVS on St. Simons Island. I drove there only to learn that there was a prescription/documentation requirement that prevented the situation from being resolved as I had expected. That information had not been clearly communicated to me before I made the trip. For transparency, I became frustrated during the interaction and used profanity while expressing that I felt my situation was being dismissed. I own that. However, the central issue remains: a customer experiencing interrupted access to prescribed medication needed clear, accurate, compassionate direction during an unexpected pharmacy shutdown. I believe CVS should review this incident and improve its procedures for helping customers during pharmacy outages, including training employees in trauma-informed and person-centered communication. People seeking medication are not simply transactions. Clear communication, dignity, and appropriate direction matter--especially when access to prescribed medication has already been interrupted.

After the Brunswick CVS (inside Target) wasted three days not filling my Rx they assured me would…read morebe filled, this SSI CVS picked up the slack and figured out how to order the Rx and get it there in a day (apparently there was some manufacturer issue that made Brunswick give up, but SSI dealt with it as they should). I initially didn't trust SSI CVS after all the mayhem from the Brunswick store, and wanted to go to Jacksonville, but SSI's pharmacists proved to be competent and responsible. They understand accountability to a client who can't sit around waiting missing a daily dose. I appreciate their professionalism, relatively worlds away from Brunswick, and compared to my slacker CVS at home, more accountable too.

Pharmacists at the this CVS location are incompetent, unprofessional idiots who cannot get it…read moretogether to fill a prescription. One would think that a pharmacist who can understand complex details about medication would be able to write down a customer name, prescription name, quantity, etc., but not at this CVS. Complete morons.

Typical Walmart with both food and most anything you would need. Parts of the store were in good…read morecondition and parts were not well stocked . Several things I looked at did not have a price tag. The parking lot is large so no problem parking. It's not far off the main highway going into st Simon's so was a convenient and quick stop. They have a gas station that had good prices.

A solid choice for everything you need or want. Much better than the super Walmart down the street…read more Some items were not available at the larger Walmart the day prior (Romain lettuce and Naturdays), and we were not in the mood to fight through Sunday's crowd. Although some aisles were blocked while employees stocked, many other aisles were clear and less foot traffic than other grocery stores. We easily found everything we needed and the selection was great. Checkout was really fast and no lines. Only one star was lost for the aisles being blocked and the tons of carts in the parking area. Otherwise, we love this store and will be here often in the future.

I live in North Carolina and love getting the meal deal with the lemonade, sour cream and onion…read morechips and a turkey sub on cheese bread. I was in Jekyll Island for a conference and we had candy at our trait booth. The attendees ate all of the candy the very first day and I needed to run out to the grocery store and buy more. I chose the Harris Teeter on Saint Simons because it was a familiar brand. I ended up getting a foot-long sub and had half for dinner that night and then saved the other half for another evening. I randomly was driving around the island and went to the Jekyll Island club, which was absolutely gorgeous. I went back the next day with my leftover sub from the hotel refrigerator and had a picnic under the beautiful several hundred years old white oak trees. It was such a special moment that I had to take pictures. It was an ideal picnic.

A nice grocery store that was clean and fairly well stocked…read more I came in for one thing and left with two because an item I like was bogo. The employees were friendly and offered to help, but they do have good signage . Prices are typical for a Harris Teeter store. They are open until 11:00 pm so that is helpful.

The pharmacist is so accommodating and then there is Dana, one of the pharmacy Techs! She is…read moreamazing!!! Always smiling and happy! I love her beautiful attitude! Dana, Thank you for making my day brighter!

This is a great CVS staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Have been going there for years.read more

Has been my choice to pharmacy for years. Great customer service! They always make sure we have…read moreaffordable meds.

I had my Rxs switched from CVS and Walmart and Hinesville Pharmacy has been wonderful! They're…read morealways polite, kind and helpful. I love that they're not a big chain store and have a delightful gift shop with clothes, jewelry, toys and wonderful unique gifts. I've also had all my Covid immunizations and flu shots there. They're definitely the BEST, most friendly and kind staff anywhere I've ever been.

Exterior Tiny but dedicated parking lot. Next door to…read moreDarien Telephone & Cable and across the street from Darien Bank. On Hwy 17 near Pine Street intersection. Interior A lot more spacious than I realized based on the exterior view. Price / Value This reminds me of Healthmart pharmacies in terms of pricing. A lot of these 'mom & pop' pharmacies have amazing prices for self-pay / cash pay patients. And when Walgreen's, Walmart, CVS, Publix and Kroger tell me items are on backordered / can't be ordered, Southern Drugs can oftentimes get the Rx. Customer Service Sweet, patient, accommodating staff. Overall Love this place.

1 Star for Jennnifer, in particular…read more I am extremely disappointed with my experience today at Southern Drugs in Darien, particularly with the pharmacist, Jennifer. Today was the second time I have had an unpleasant interaction with Jennifer where I felt argued with, belittled, and treated as though I didn't know what I was doing. My daughter has been through an incredibly difficult couple of weeks. She was hospitalized with a complicated infection and desperately needs to complete her prescribed antibiotic treatment. When I realized that we ran out of her liquid amoxicillin before the prescribed 10-day course was completed, I drove to the pharmacy because there was clearly a problem that needed to be addressed. especially because today begins a 3 day holiday weekend , and they will be closed on Monday. Instead of helping me resolve the issue, Jennifer repeatedly questioned me about how I was administering the medication. She asked me twice whether I was measuring the medication with an actual tablespoon and proceeded to argue with me for several minutes about it. For the record, I was not measuring this medication with a tablespoon. I was using the oral syringe provided by the pharmacy. In fact, I had specifically asked the other pharmacist, Andy, for a syringe because one was not initially provided with the prescription. I understand that pharmacists have a responsibility to make sure medication is being administered correctly, and I have absolutely no problem answering reasonable questions. What I do have a problem with is being spoken to in a condescending and accusatory manner when I am trying to make sure my daughter receives the medication she was prescribed. What made the situation even more upsetting was being told that my daughter would not be able to receive the additional antibiotic until Tuesday, along with being told that Jennifer wasn't sure what she expected her to do--while the conversation continued to focus on what I supposedly had done wrong. I am her mother. I have been at the hospital, dealing with a very sick child, trying to keep up with medications and do everything I possibly can to make sure she gets better. I did not go into the pharmacy looking for an argument. I went there for help. There is a way to ask questions and address a medication discrepancy without making a worried parent feel stupid, irresponsible, or like they are somehow to blame. I left feeling humiliated and completely unsupported. This is especially disappointing because this is the second time I have experienced this type of treatment from Jennifer. Everyone has difficult days, but twice is a pattern that I feel needs to be addressed. I sincerely hope management will look into this because customers, especially parents, dealing with a seriously ill child, deserve to be treated with respect, compassion, and professionalism. I have always believed that a pharmacy should be a place where you can go when you need help and trust that the people behind the counter will work with you to find a solution. Unfortunately, that was not my experience today. Historically speaking, Jennifer has not been the nicest person. However, Mr. Andy has always been very helpful and kind. I hate to rate this Pharmacy a one star, due to the actions of one particular pharmacist. But, it only takes one person to genuinely ruin a place of business. I have been a customer here for almost 10 years. But after today, I'm seriously debating switching pharmacies. Jennifer ... Shame on you.

My family have been coming to Altama Discount Pharmacy for decades now, the staff is top notch.read more

I have been going here for years for all my pharmacy needs. Everyone from the counter staff to the…read morepharmacists are very friendly and professional. I've never had to wait more than a few minutes even when they were busy. I feel like they really care and you aren't just another prescription here like the chain stores or especially the big box stores. (you know who I mean) I highly recommend them!

They're amazing! We switched from CVS and don't have to wait days to get our prescriptions…read morerefilled. As a matter of fact, we requested a refill today and it was delivered within the hour. They also have flavor options for the kids which makes it a little easier for them to tolerate. We absolutely love this place and are glad we made the switch.

They got better so I feel they should get a better review. A good pharmacy and very sweet and nice…read moreemployees. Nevaeh is the sweetest person that I've dealt with and her beauty should be enough to get business. The prettiest girl in Brunswick and she adds to the Golden Isles Pharmacy family.