This CVS location is very good. Pharmacy staff is knowledgeable and you can really tell they go out…read moreof their way to provide friendly service. They're really fast with things like vacation overrides for refills. Overall, the store is clean and well-stocked. It's definitely a lot better than other CVS/Walgreens locations in LA County. The only thing that is missing is the "Minute Clinic" but that's a decision from corporate - and maybe just not enough people were going? There is an urgent care just next door, so resources are available. Use the app for the best experience. Not only can you manage your prescriptions very conveniently, they give lots of coupons for your prescription and vaccination activity that allow you to buy a "splurge" item in the store every month or two for less than half price.

I come here all the time and I was flabbergasted today. I'm waiting at the checkout line. The young…read morelady with long hair wearing black (employee)sees me but decides to do something else so then I proceed and I ask her if I can get help and she says what? What do you mean what?? obviously I need to check out horrible Customer Service from her the last time I was there with my daughter we were greeted and treated very well by a older lady that she even gave my daughter stickers IDK what's wrong with this young lady that's working but she needs to fix her attitude or don't work at all! I hope I don't encounter her and her attitude again! Update: I called the store to speak with manager, she was very helpful & shared that the employee is from another store and that she will be having a talk with her. I don't want to stop going to my favorite cvs!

Ample parking & wonderful customer service. They (9/22/26 @ 7:10 pm) were understaffed yet the…read moreolder, cashier was friendly, professional, courteous & helpful! It's well lit & layed out well.

Is it, or is it not the Pharmacists job, to brief you on new prescriptions and give any warnings…read more.. e.g. take with food, may cause diareah, ect? My usual pharmacy was out of a new med that I am just starting for my son (fail). Im not an idiot, but never once in my entire life have I taken a medication that needed to be diluted. Per the Doctor's instructions, give half a prescribed dose for a few days to slowly ramp up to full dose. OK cool. So Walgreens San Dimas is out of it (like always), so I ask if they will send it thru another local pharmacy and he says ok. They have it in Glendora. So I pull up and the most unfriendly Walgreens employee ever who answers the drive through window. Id give you her name but shes not wearing a name tag...just a black hijab. Confused looking, she pulls out the medicine and called over a Pharmacist. Also, hes unfriendly, and the pharmacist doesnt say one word to me, much less look up and make eye contact with me. His name was like "Thian" or something close, Asian guy. I drive off and for the first time ever give my son this half dose of Zoloft and he screams that its HORRIBLE. And im like... I had a whole discussion with the doc about making sure what he prescribed was a liquid. Hes 9 and everything is chewable...so he prescribes Zoloft liquid. I had a tiny bit on my finger so I decided to taste it and see if my son was accurate...well it was foul. It tasted like putting your tongue on a battery. He began seeming like he was hallucinating and hearing strange sounds being restless after taking this first dose. So I turned the lights on to comfort him and while I did that googled Zoloft for 9 yr old and symptoms and while I was there on Google, I happened to see on the internet that it was supposed to be administered diluted! OMG I checked the package and didnt see this indicated. Also the doses on the box do not match the dropper by 5 MLs. Like I said...im not an idiot...but I just administered a psychiatric drug to my son for the first time ever which tasted beyond horrible (because it was concetrated, then he reacted not well to the first dose. Please look up my receipt as I would like a call about this. No verbal instructions and this one line of info was found the next day buried half way down on the hand out and printed tiny on the back of the bottle label. If I have never diluted medicine...please tell me how I would have known to go find this tiny bit of info. Walgreens Glendora Pharmacy screwed up. I had to tell my son...that I could not see this tiny line and gave him an undiluted half dose on his first night. No wonder he was going bonkers and saying he never wanted to take it again, hearing noises and seeing things floating from the corner of his eye. I am lucky I found this tidbit on Google when I researched a reaction and this is also how I was warned about possible diarrhea. I wasn't. What is the Walgreens Pharmacists purpose? Why do the written label instructions have 2 different measurements? Which one is correct? Is it 1.5 mgs or 25 mls because the label doesnt match the dropper. How did this happen if 2 people check? Why is the warning printed so tiny and stuck on behind the label? Why is this one line buried so far down on the print out? Why didnt I get a verbal briefing?...oh by the way..this medicine is concentrated and needs diluted? Your son may get diareahh and no its not because of diareah lettuce parasite going around...its his new med??? Make it make sense?!?!? Dumfounded...but dont worried I called a medical person to explain what the hell happened here...and well...here I am on a Yelp rant...this is not acceptable.

Im complaining yet again... my sons med is out of stock…read more Every dang time..... I am going to keep noting it here because all pharmacies are just as bad and I have no where to take my business...if I could...beleive me I would but they are all equally bad IMO. Im being held hostage by poor service by the walgreens pharmacy. Last time I asked to get it at the Glendora Walgreens since san dimas was out and the glendora pharmacist did not explain that my sons med needed to be given diluted. Neither the tech or pharmacist made eye contact with ne thru the glass window.. so I wont be doing that again...so I hope we dont run out. Pharmacies are being ran like were out in the wild west...Oops sorry...were out of your mental health medicine...oh no...your sick as a dog but the meds you got from the doc you took off work to see might be in by say next Monday...if were lucky... Yeah....ok.

Employees are helpful here. Fast checkout lanes. Lots of parking. Convenient location. They had the…read moreFrosty Nerds Clusters here and weren't out of stock like other stores.

I went in yesterday for lion's mane mushroom supplement and some hand cream because I seen they had…read moresome online. I found the hand cream but I couldn't find the lion's mane mushroom supplement which was the main reason I went. I looked in several aisles but couldn't find out. I was greeted by Jennifer at the register. She had great and positive attitude. With a beautiful smile. My wife told her we were looking for lions mane supplement but couldn't find it. She said it should be on aisle 14. She walked with us to aisle 14 and helped us find it. I told her its buy one 1 get 1 free but there's only 1. She said it's ok I'll give it to for 50% off. Wow! And she kept her word. You rock Jennifer. Thank you for amazing service!

Worst CVS terrible customer service, manager is clueless. Slim selection…read more WALGREENS HERE I COME!!!!

This Rite Aid is A-Okay. I like it enough to keep using it. It's certainly close by, so grabbing…read moreprescriptions monthly here just makes good sense. The only other pharmacy in the vicinity I can think of is Walmart, and I generally avoid going to Walmart if possible. It's way more messier at Walmart than at Rite Aid, among a handful of other reasons. Two other highlights that I enjoy are 1) the ice cream parlor section, where you can get ice cream on a cone to go, (although you can also definitely buy them by the tubs from the freezer, they run about $3.50 each), 2) the Amazon lockers! (Located near the pharmacy, towards the back.) I would order merchandise from Amazon from time to time, and I know better to have them delivered to my door. The theft rate of boxes left near front doors is insanely high as of late. People with no morals are just running rampant. Shipping your packages to these lockers, however, offers strong security. And just like picking up my rx, getting my parcels here at Rite Aid is so easy--love it. Downsides though? Efficiency--it's mostly lacking. No matter if you go to the pharmacy, or the front store, do not expect fast service. They are... all right. Passable. If you're in a hurry, chances are, you won't get out on time. There's usually a line built up, and they are pretty much understaffed all the time, so there is no measure on how to counteract the long queue. You just gotta... wait it out. The last time I tried to purchase a few containers of ice cream, I stood there for a full 10 minutes, because there is only one cashier working. (He's already working really hard--not his fault, per se.) And I only had 1 or 2 customers ahead of me! ...It didn't help they each purchased about 10-20 items. Holiday shopping, I suppose. And the parking lot. The horrible parking lot. The customers that come to this plaza/strip mall tend to be... let's just say... they be crazy drivers. Many of them will not obey the stop signs, some will speed down the road, or sometimes you'll get honked for absolutely nothing. It's irritating. These things happen often when the place gets crowded, so be forewarned. You have to be alert, both as a pedestrian and a (defensive) driver. Tip: Go early or go late when it's less busy; then it's not too bad. Weighing the pros against the cons, an appropriate 3-star rating, yes? Yeah, I do have to make sure I have plenty of time cushion whenever I choose to visit this location, but it's a small price to pay in the grand scheme of things, and I would likely keeping using Rite Aid to my advantage.

Have been going to the pharmacy for 27 years. Never any issue…read more Today I had the misfortune of meeting a new cashier who is rather rude. While waiting she was loudly rude to the person in front of me, and I received similar treatment. When I got home my wife and daughter knew exactly who I was talking about. If you don't like your job, maybe find another one instead of treating customers this way? Dear Rite aid, thank you for all the years of reliable courteous service. I hope this anomaly is corrected soon, and I wish I didn't have to write this.

I don't go shopping at Walmart but I do use the curbside pickup option - it just makes life so much…read moreeasier! And the employees are so sweet when they bring the merchandise to my car. I've gotten to know a few of them. Great people. Sometimes though they do get things wrong. They're human! So I always double check the soda flavors I get (sometimes stuff I don't want gets mixed in). Or they don't bring the correct number of units. Always double check your order before letting them go. Always a great curbside experience. :)

Walmart Manager Malik did not refund my bike pump. I have digital proof of purchase. I will try…read moreagain on Saturday Ed 9095764878

I visited this CVS pharmacy on a Sunday morning because I needed to pick something up…read more According to Google, their hours said they opened at 11 a.m., but luckily, when I got there around 9 a.m., they were already open! I quickly found what I needed. It was super fast and easy. The staff I interacted with was really helpful; I spoke to one staff member (I forgot her name, but she was great) who answered my questions and helped me right away. The store was well-stocked, and everything was clean, aisles, windows, all looked great. I'll definitely come back if I'm in the area. Great job to the team!

Awful customer service check your cameras. I waited in isle 6 for several minutes, rang bell…read moreservice 3x, two staff members walked right me the second time i said "excuse me" they completely ignored me. I will not be returning anytime soon I e been at other stores and treated with respect.

This is a convenient drug store open 7 days a week til 10pm. By using the app on my cellphone, I…read morecan see the weekly ads, place an order for curbside pickup. I ordered a photo collage and loved the templates for any occasion. Simply create an account from your cell phone or home computer and upload my photos on their website. I used my computer, but could track my order from my cellphone. Within two to three hours, my photo order of two collages was ready. I also received 50% off by entering the discount code listed on the banner at the top of website. The store was clean and well stocked in the pharmacy area, cosmetics, shampoo, can goods, beverages, and dairy products. I was very pleased with service and quality of my purchase. Sincerely, Rosemary

I am extremely disappointed with the customer service I received from Walgreens today, particularly…read morefrom call representative Anita and her supervisor, Call Center Specialist Melissa. I currently have COVID and am not feeling well, so I specifically ordered a COVID test for delivery because I did not want to go into a Walgreens location, expose employees or customers, or risk spreading COVID to anyone else. I was guaranteed delivery within one hour. Approximately 40 minutes after placing my order, I received a notification that there was a problem and my order had been delayed. At approximately 4:25 p.m., I called the customer service number provided in the Walgreens app for assistance. Instead of helping resolve the issue, I was told they had no ETA, did not know what was happening with my order, and that I should call the Walgreens location myself to find out what was going on. I explained very clearly to both Anita and Melissa that I have COVID, I am sick, and the entire reason I paid for delivery was so that I would NOT have to go into the store and potentially expose other people. Neither representative seemed concerned about that or made any meaningful effort to help find a solution. There was no attempt to contact the store on my behalf, determine what happened to the delivery, provide an alternative, or even demonstrate basic empathy for the situation. What is especially troubling is that this is a pharmacy. Sick people rely on Walgreens for medications, testing supplies, and other health-related necessities. When a customer tells you they have COVID and are actively trying to avoid exposing the public, the response should not essentially be, "We don't know what's happening, call the store yourself." I even explained that without assistance, I may ultimately have to do exactly what I was trying to avoid: go to the location while sick with COVID just to get the test I was promised would be delivered. That concern did not seem to matter either. This experience was incredibly disappointing. Walgreens has publicly faced significant business and financial challenges, and experiences like this make it easier to understand why customers may choose to take their business elsewhere. A trusted pharmacy should be a place where customers, particularly sick customers, can expect compassion, accountability, and help finding a solution. Today, I received none of those things. Walgreens needs to seriously reevaluate how its call center representatives and supervisors are trained to handle situations involving sick customers and failed delivery promises. I expected much better.

Pharmacists always show care and concern. I appreciate how they take the time to explain steps to…read moreme to earn discount on medication not fully covered by insurance. Pharm techs are always kind and helpful.

No wonder this store has a bunch of 1 star reviews.. It starts from the top.. The arrogant Manager…read morea Man and I can't remember his name. Girls are rude and prices are outrageous.,

I was saddened to see a handful of reviews pulling the aggregate rating for Nelson's Drug Store…read moredown to four stars. My family (wife & children) have been filling our prescriptions at Nelson's for thirty plus years; my wife's family even longer. Never once have we been disappointed by the service from anyone. I have seen people get frustrated they can't make Stan give them the answer they want and escalate their dialog into hostility. If you want a pharmacy where "everybody knows your name", truly cares about your health and goes out of their way to see you get what you need - well, then Nelsons is your place. You enjoy standing in one to three lines to get your prescription filled, a long walk from parking to the pharmacy, and big corporation rules guiding every step? Fine, go to CVS at Foothill and Grand. You like timely, personalized service and a willingness to do what can be done, come on down. The selection of OTC remedies almost always provides for my non-essentials, and the longest I've ever had to wait for a prescription medication (which is oh so very rare) is one day. The prices for both prescription medications and OTC remedies are competitive and very convenient. Stan has left this earth but I'm grateful every day that Jeff and staff are sticking around. I'm a customer until they decide to pack it in.

I've always only used big chain pharmacies in the past. One of my prescriptions recently was…read moredelayed because the big chain place couldn't get it. I won't pretend to know how all this works, but I found it kind of shocking that I checked a couple of other big chain pharmacies and got the same response. My husband suggested I check out the little mom n pop place in town. I thought for sure, there is no way they'd have what I needed if the bigger chains couldn't get it. Well! I was super wrong! Not only did Nelson's fill my Rx, like very quickly, the pharmacist there called the original place themselves to help me get it transferred! I was blown away by the service. Small town places FTW!!