Terrible staff a woman was literally throwing up in line on 03/26/2026 nobody moved to help her…read morethere was one person at the cash register who offered to call an Ambulance after multiple customers tried to get her attention saying the lady needed help. The other two staff members just kept pretending to work ignoring the woman who was practically dying in line. The staff is incompetent and should be replaced. I hope they do not represent what cvs thinks of its paying customers.

I asked the pharmacists for advice on lidocaine vs benzocaine vs any topical pain relief for my…read morefriend who had a pepper sprayer leak and cause lasting burning on her hand- it's purpose is to irritate and these idiots are telling me it's not possible. And they have an attitude too! Lame. Dumb.

This is quite literally the worst cvs I've ever been to - this review extends to both the store and…read morethe pharmacy. First they failed to mention on their website that they don't give flu shots to kids under 12. So our appointments were worthless. Second, one of us (adult) decided to get the shot but, after 10 mins waiting, it became apparent no one was there to administer it. Fail! Also the store is practically devoid of actual products. The shelves are half empty. You won't catch me here again.

I need to know if there are pharmacies that have received complaints for not filling their pain…read moremedication. Ever since 45 was in office, the CVS Pharmacy staff lied on me in my 2018 by telling my doctor I was an addict and doctor shopping. I had a Washington Adventist Hospital rehab specialist talk to my doctor to remind him that they came past my house to make sure I wasn't abusing the medication and it was proven that I was NOT, yet the CVS told my former doctor to not approve my pain medication and I had just had surgery, I was pin so much pain, I tried to kill myself, now they're doing it again! I know this for a fact because in the 90's I was so Pharmacy Tech and the Pharmacist use to hold onto pain medication prescriptions when HE decided the patients were addicts. The have a database called CRISP, which shows me having pain medications multiple times but I've had six many nor surgeries and have been admitted over 60 time into the hospital. When you are discharged you DO MOT get the same attending doctor. They would always give me 15-20 pills, in which the majority of them I never filled because my then, primary care doctor handled my pain management but he took their side and cut me off cold turkey. I was in so much pain that I overdosed on pills because I was in a fetal position on the floor shivering in pain! Everyone is so worried about their license they they DO harm to patients everyday. They are doing something illegal. At first my doctor called in for 10mg, they said that was on hold, so my doctor sent it in again for 5mg, I received a text saying the 5mg was being filled then another sayin it was ready. So my mother is at the CVS, now they're saying they don't have any 7.5, I told them they didn't send it as 7.5, my doctor sent it as 5mg now they're saying it's on hold again and that they have NONE of the medication. I cannot take this anymore. I'm filing a class action suit against CVS, and creating a petition against them do all patients that have had to deal with being lied on and labeled! I've also reported them to a local news anchor that helped my mother and I out earlier this year. #cvshealth #cvs #donoharm #liars #opioids #pain #ChronicPain

This place is wonderful. Our prescriptions are always ready and the staff are incredibly helpful.read more

not sure why this place has such a low rating...I've had a great experience here. they always fill…read moremy prescriptions in a timely manner and I've never had any mistakes. I also like that they text when your prescription is ready, which is not always option at a small local pharmacy. The staff are polite and best off all I've literally never had to wait for even one person ahead of me when I pick up my prescription. they have a decent selection of drugstore products too--most items they have one name brand option and one budget option. in contrast to this place, the walgreens down the street frequently failed to fill my prescription in time, never picked up the phone, and usually had a line at the pharmacy counter. very glad I switched to this pharmacy!

The gentleman who helped us was patient and kind and explained everything. The prices were fair…read moreand they had a "showroom" that held many options to be able to check out possibilities. His belief is simple: we don't work with healthy people, we work with the sick and hurt and older people and we need to accommodate them. Opened 7 days a week and easy to get to. Purchased a transport wheelchair that had to be light enough for my mother to be able to put it in the car. Absolutely got it right!

I was very satisfied with my experience renting a mobility scooter from JK Medical Supplies. I…read morerecommend them if you are looking for such a rental in the extended D.C. area. I rented mine directly from the shop on Edsall Rd., but if you plan ahead, they will deliver the scooter to you and they offer a 24/7 service to help with issues that arise. I did not have any issues, so I cannot directly confirm how that works. My family decided at the last minute that one of our adults would be better off with a mobility scooter because her health issues make any walking tour a strain. The first place I called did not answer and wanted me to leave a message. I didn't have time to wait around for a callback, so I kept trying. I feel so lucky that the second call I made was to JK Medical Supplies! They were so helpful and so nice and knowledgeable. They even gave us ideas about activities in the area that we could do. The scooter they rented to us is a Vive 3-wheel. They made sure that it was the right size for our needs and gave us a demo of how to operate and transport the scooter. The scooter was in excellent condition and it worked well for us. In addition to concrete scootering, we took it on a day hike trail in the Shenandoah Valley. We checked with the visitor center for scooter-friendly hikes. The trails there are smooth enough, but we had to turn around when we got to the uneven rocky area with the obvious horse (ahem) trail. As far as the scooter itself, I would say the 3-wheel is excellent for touring in D.C. and flat, civilized areas, but if you want more adventure with the rocks and the horses, you'll definitely want to ask them for a more rugged 4-wheel with higher clearance and more lateral stability. I spent some time talking to them about their business and they claim that they are often called by a hotel concierge to remedy a delivery issue from less reliable rental companies (I thought about that company that didn't even answer the phone). They sound very dedicated to customer service. I did not need anything above and beyond, like middle-of-the-night service or delivery, but I did see firsthand how customer-friendly they are. It is very hard to find good customer service, but JK Medical shines in that regard. They also claim to personally research each product the sell/rent. They have a lot more than scooters. Our family member had a big smile on her face and laughed at being able to leave the rest of us in the dust, for once. It was a big contrast to what we usually deal with: a grumpy, droopy, sad face. Thank you JK Medical for making our visit to Virginia and D.C. a lot less strenuous and a lot more fun for our family!