They are amazing. Sam is kind and brilliant. A wonderful pharmacist. The staff gives you so much…read moretime, truly cares about your well being and carefully explains every medication. I would give them my highest recommendation. Even got a personal Happy Birthday call. Just really nice people!!

These guys have always been great to me, quick service , clear communication, scripts always there…read morewhen you need them unlike doodie cake cvs with the filths . I don't get the bad reviews, must be cheap people just like the ones that leave bad reviews for nice restaurants cause food is expensive !

First off, they said good morning to me and helped me find what I was looking for. I didn't go into…read morethe pharmacy part but the employees were nice.

The pharmacy seems chaotic and disorganized. I call ahead every time to confirm that my son's…read morerefill medications are ready for pickup, and I only leave home once they've confirmed. However, when I arrive at CVS, the prescriptions are still not ready, and I'm asked to wait another 20 minutes... It seems like several people are working there, but without clear order or structure, I genuinely dread the days I need to go & pick up medications. Additionally, when calling the pharmacy, most of the time, no one answers. They seem to be constantly backed up, and the automated system frequently directs me to call back later or leave a voicemail... Overall, the service feels truly unprofessional.

Just went to pick up a script for my daughter. I waited in line with four people in front of me…read more Everything was fine. Four people came after me and were waiting in line behind me. The four white men behind me were specifically called to the front of the line and asked if they were "picking up". Since I was ahead of them, I said I am picking up too. The man ignored me and continued to serve the four men behind me until I reached the counter. Another woman walked up to help with the line and got my script. I wouldn't go here if you don't want to "go to the back of the bus, Rosa!"

Great local pharmacy with excellent value. Franklin Square Pharmacy & Surgical is always clean,…read morewell organized, and stocked with a wide variety of items, which makes it convenient to find what you need in one place. The staff is very friendly, professional, and genuinely helpful whenever you have questions. On top of the great service, their prices are fair and you can tell they care about their customers. It's a reliable neighborhood pharmacy that I'm happy to support.

Manager Jason Lambert-- most horrible service ever. I went in today to get two balloons and a get…read morewell soon card. Maybe it's because of how I'm dressed? (Kinda bummy, urban wear, sweats and and beanie), I said hello! He looked at me with a very blank confused stare. I asked him where the get well cards were and he directed me. Upon going to the register, I asked for two get well soon balloons. Two staff members worked hard to try to find them for me. They looked through all of the boxes to no avail. They found a pack of regular balloons in a quantity of 15 and asked if I wanted to do the plain ones instead. I agreed. I asked how much and they said it's $5 to blow up each of the graphic ones. I said but these are plain, they usually are sold and blown up by the dozen or half dozen. The staff agreed and had to get the manager to approve. Once Jason Lambert came over, he was looking at me crazy and told me I had to get all 15 in the pack behind their counter or take one of the ones on display in the store. I had no choice but to have one of the deflated ones re-inflated. I feel like im the customer and what would've been wrong in just giving me 1/2 a dozen of the balloons from the litter instead of making no sale at all. He was kinda pretentious and condescending, never coming here again. Felt personal. Does everyone have to have all 15 inflated from the pickings behind the counter or just someone like...me? I'd understand if it was a pack of balloons In the aisle, but this was behind the counter in the pickings for inflation. Weird. Won't be back

****COVID SPECIFIC REVIEW****…read more It's common knowledge that CVS is more of a rip-off than an Italian street vendor in a tourist town. Unless you're on deaths doorstep or have amazing coupons, you will want to go to target for your bandaids, cards, personal care products etc. With that being said, I recently had the (pleasure) of a (possible) exposure and figured a COVID test wouldn't be a terrible idea. The appointment process online was just as painless as the procedure. Sign up was easy, times were limited but I wasn't in a huge rush. The site is completely drive up and self administered so I wasn't skeeved by others. There was only a 35 minute-ish wait on the drive through line. The woman working the window was informative, polite and walked me through the process. I was glad I just had to swab and not poke my brain through my nose. Honestly, it could have been worse. Don't want to (have) to return again but would due to how easy the process was!

Visited Walgreens Pharmacy for a flu shot. The pharmacist administering the shot appeared passive…read moreaggressively annoyed. Not sure what that was about. There is a private room where the shot is administered but she chose to ask for vaccine type, date of birth and name outside the room in earshot of other patrons. Setting up the appointment was super easy online.

the manager kept the case. I just called after going in n out for 2 days straight n they told me…read morethe pokemon cards came off the truck soaking wet and damaged so they had to throw them out. But first she said they never got them. When I told her their stock is public and online she pivoted to the wet damaged product excuse. They're telling me the 2 pack blisters now sold out. But they have purchase limits. It is impossible that I missed 36 sales when going in n out all day for days. This store is scheming and not selling Pokemon products to the public. The manager need to be fired.

Curewell pharmacy is a customer driven pharmacy. I came in and was instantly Greeted as the cashier…read morewas still helping another customer. When a staff member takes time to acknowledge the potential customer, they are telling that customer that " you are why they are in the community". It says I see you and you are important to our business. When it was my turn, I asked for a bottom f is r the to walking cane. She took me over and FITTED the cane for the correct size. She displayed a great quality of patience and customer service. They have a vast variety of assistive devices or adaptive equipment and surgical supplies as well as other items that a drug store would stock. Here the kicker, after the sale was completed, the cashier asked if I needed a pharmacy for my prescription. So I received what I was looking for at a low price and received high value treatment and service. I'm telling you, just when you think one pharmacy is good there is always one that's better. It's like the good, better, best, you know... The Irregular comparatives and superlatives we were taught in Elementary, my dear Watson. , I just could not resist the pun.

My wife and I have been going to Curewell Pharmacy for over 10 years. We much prefer them to the…read morelocal Walgreens or CVS across the way. They are a true neighborhood pharmacy. When they changed owmership a few years ago we were worried the great customer service might change but they continued the committment to the community and to affordable and quality products. From the front staff to the pharmacists, they treat everyone with respect and take their time to help you find what you need or they'll order it for you. My wife and I both got our booster shots and flu vaccines there and they were great about the whole process. It's a small pharmacy but they do their very best to make you feel welcome and address your needs. And a shout out to Tarmati for always being so kind and helpful whenever we come in. Check them out!

The aisles are pretty well organized. The seasonal item aisles aren't very well lit. The cashier…read morearea gives me anxiety because there is no clear marking or tapes to tell you where to go or what direction to form the line in. The cashiers are helpful. My only complaints are that there is no bathroom and that one time I called the pharmacy in the morning and was told a prescription would be ready in 4 hours, but even when I showed up 5 hours later it wasn't ready. And the line takes forever even when there are only 2-3 patrons before me. Plenty of parking outside. I like that there are smoothies and yogurts at the beginning of the main aisle so that it grabs my attention rather than chips or chocolate.

THEY DON'T SELL LIGHTBULBS! Came here strictly for this and no dice. I had to wait on line…read morebecause there wasn't anyone on the floor to answer my question. This is a peeve of mine! There were 3 people in front of me too. This Rite Aid must have gone through a recent renovation because although the inside looks so much better, the store is still a fail. I will conduct my business elsewhere.