I needed some specific items. I hadn't been in this CVS before. An obliging employee said he'd have…read moresomeone show me where to find the miscellaneous items I needed. She certainly knew. She listened, was kind, patient, and suggested good options. I'm a firm believer that respect is reciprocal. Both employees on duty today were very helpful. Enter these CVS premises with positive expectations -- and don't be surprised when they're met!

Prices are not competitive, there is never enough staff, and may the powers that be help you if…read moreyou're desperately waiting for a prescription. I'm going to strongly encourage my mom to switch pharmacies. It would be more convenient to drive to the next town than to come back here. It's clear the staff is trying but there is just not enough. Drive thru closes seemingly randomly so don't expect to relax in your car while waiting- that's the exception not the rule...

Poor customer service. Instead of calling me because of an insurance issue they unilaterally…read moredecided not to make my prescription. A simple phone call informing me of this and we could've made alternate arrangements. I absolutely refuse to return there. FYI this wasn't just a one day thing this went on for 4 days. Terrible.

They are so wonderful and caring. They know my family and are always going the extra mile. I wish…read moremy insurance carrier still accepted them. I love supporting local businesses.

Completely unacceptable. They misclassified my prescription as a lost or stolen prescription,…read moremarked that they filled a 3 month supply for the prescription when I only received 3, and refused to help me with it. Alexa then hung up on me twice. Now I can't get my prescription without paying out of pocket due to their ineptitude, laziness, and unwillingness to help. This place is helmed by rude unprofessional liars.

This is the worst pharmacy I have ever encountered: they don't answer the phone, are short on…read morestaff, tell you your prescription is ready (and it is not), lose prescriptions from my doctor.. and a non-customer friendly staff.. do yourself a favor and and move your prescriptions out!

The APP is the worst! prices are high, sales are stingy. Employees could use more training. self…read morecheck out because cashiers are busy with very long lines and few cashiers. When I am doing self check out, no one offers to help, Instead, checking my bags to make sure I'm not stealing. no smiles, no, thank you, no please, just poor manners overall. I will continue to go someplace else, and only buy a very few items as needed at Harris Teeter.

Good options, great customer service and discounts if you're a member (free to join) and extra 10%…read morefor seniors on Thursdays.

Went for a Walmart run while visiting in the area . The store was pretty well stocked and clean…read more This is not a Super Walmart but had many non perishable items available , aisles and aisles worth. Ample parking.

Customer Service loading…read more.... Just like most places in the Eastern Shore area - this Walmart is not customer friendly, food is not usually fresh / of great quality, and I find that the entire staff should be replaced. I must say - this is probably the worst Walmart I have visited and I have been to a few. I will not be going back. There are a few more options in the area and although I like a good deal - I would rather shop where I am appreciated and treated like my money is welcomed. I have been to the other two Walmart's within driving distance and found that if you are willing to take a quick drive - the Walmart in Denton, MD is much better!!! But, if you just want to grab some quick oat milk - Harris Teeter is a better quick option.

It's so nice to have an alternative to the big chain drugstores. The pharmacy counters at Walgreens…read more& CVS nearby in Clinton tend to be understaffed and chaotic (through no fault of the employees) while Pulse is just an easy straightforward experience. I absolutely recommend it.

It's nice to support a small local business. The folks who work here are very welcoming, polite,…read moreand knowledgeable. I hope Pulse remains a fixture of Clinton for a long time.

Helped me get an emergency CPAP mask while on vacation. Very professional business. Helpful and…read morefriendly. Lifesaver. Totally worth the drive from OC, MD. Thank you!

I was VERY impressed with the customer service, personability of the employee helping me out, and…read morethe home town feel of Apple Discount Drugs offers. They really do have discounted prices compared to the other area big, corporate drug stores. I will continue to make this my go to drug store from now on.

I would give this negative stars if possible. Each time, I had to wait an hour for a refill. After…read morewaiting, I would be told that they hadn't run it through my insurance and that took them another 30 mins with zero communications. The pharmacist is always on personal calls and does not at all care about the integrity of the pharmacy. The techs are clueless and just wander around holding up prescription bags. They do not acknowledge customers and avoid eye contact. I hope that the CVS regional manager and the corporate see the numerous complaints and reviews on various forums and address those.

On the surface it looks like a good CVS because it's 24 hour but once you go inside just about…read moreeverything is locked up. Toothpaste- locked up. Press the button several times and eventually someone will show up to release your product. Deodorant- locked up. Hair products- locked up. Makeup brushes- locked up. At this point just put the entire store in a giant vending machine where you pay up front and your items are dispensed to you. This is just ridiculous. I go to check out and all of my items are packed heavy in a single paper bag. I ask the cashier for plastic but he says the store doesn't have plastic bags. I think no big deal until I get home and the bag rips with all of my items falling out.

I experienced a very unprofessional cashier. Any personal opinions regarding race,a person's life…read moredecisions etc... should all be left at the door when you come into work. I watched an employee hold up a line rambling on to an African American male about why he should not come into Weis and purchase alcohol and how Black men are needed in the world but right before him was an Caucasian male with a cart full of alcohol and she said absolutely nothing to him. It is a time and a place for everything. Discretion is key. Tact and professionalism should always come into play. The way she got into the man's personal business in front of a line full of people was totally unprofessional. You do not know what a person is going through and since your job is not to broadcast and counsel in front of a store full of people I would definitely say customer service training needs to be provided.

Used to shop at Weis regularly and thought the store was overall run very well. That ended when…read morethey put in ALL self-checkouts except one. The poor lady working that one is so overwhelmed that she stands there with a vacant 1000 yard stare at the overwhelming # of people waiting. I feel so bad for her. The self-checkouts don't work well at all and constantly need input from the store's front-end managers. So they have 2-3 people running around trying to quell the incessant dinging bells and flashing lights of the self-checkouts instead of just being cashiers and checking people out; which would go much faster. I'm sorry, I work 8 -10 hour days and usually have just left work when I grocery shop. I am not going to then work more checking out a full cart of groceries just for the privilege of giving them my money. I came in for groceries, not a job interview. Save yourself the time and hassle. Weis' decision to eliminate any form of customer service did do one thing for me; I now buy most of my groceries from Amazon and have them delivered to my door for free.